Évaluation de la recherche | Page 2
The role of Web of Science publications in China’s tenure system
Tenure provides a permanent position to faculty in higher education institutions. In North America, it is granted to those who have established a record of excellence in research, teaching and services in a limited period. However, in China, research excellence (represented by the number of Web of Science publications) is highly weighted in the tenure […] Lire la suite
‘Elite’ researchers dominate citation space
Vingt-et-un pourcent (21 %) des citations totales dans le monde concernent 1 % des scientifiques signataires. Vincent Larivière revient sur ces chiffres. Lire la suite
Publications savantes en libre accès à l’UdeM
Nouvelle intervention de Vincent Larivière quant à la mise en place d’une politique de libre accès au sein de l’UdeM. Lire la suite
Politique de libre accès de l’UdeM: la recherche accessible à tous, sans frais
Entretien avec Vincent Larivière, sur les avantages et la situation du libre accès, à l’Université de Montréal. Lire la suite
COVID-19: Where is the data?
The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic has led many to argue that scholarly communication and publishing is undergoing a revolution, in terms of not only the wider opening of access to research, but also the data underlying it. In this post Julien Larrègue, Philippe Vincent-Lamarre, Frédéric Lebaron, and Vincent Larivière, discuss findings from their study […] Lire la suite
Découverte: les processus de publications scientifiques au temps de la CoVID-19
Vincent Larivière explique à l’équipe de Découverte (à 20:00 min), les observations faites sur la publication scientifique avec la pandémie et le processus accéléré de révision. Lire la suite
La fois où j’ai démissionné d’une revue exploitant les chercheurs
Devant le coût démesuré des abonnements aux revues savantes, des chercheur.e.s et des bibliothèques universitaires prennent des moyens draconiens. Entrevue avec le professeur Vincent Larivière. Lire la suite
Opening science: The rebirth of a scholarly journal
The national system of researchers in Mexico: implications of publication incentives for researchers in social sciences
This article explores the effects of the Mexican National System of Researchers (SNI) on social science researchers’ scientific output and publication practices. SNI operates as a system of pecuniary bonuses for scientific activity; these are granted monthly and calculated according to a combination of an ex-post peer review with bibliometric assessment of researchers based on […] Lire la suite
Does the Web of Science Accurately Represent Chinese Scientific Performance?
With the significant development of China’s economy and scientific activity, its scientific publication activity is experiencing a period of rapid growth. However, measuring China’s research output remains a challenge because Chinese scholars may publish their research in either international or national journals, yet no bibliometric database covers both the Chinese and English scientific literature. The […] Lire la suite