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Case Study: Expanding collaboration and seeking new horizons in research at Keio University, Japan

Together with Elsevier, Keio University’s Faculty of Science and Technology launched a research expansion project to advance its research base. Find out how the university used SciVal® Experts and SciVal® Spotlight to identify researchers who could serve as catalysts to increase multidisciplinary collaboration, and to seek new research areas.

Uploaded: Friday, April 12, 2013 - 14:15
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The Current Health and Future Well-Being of the American Research University

In an effort to understand the current U.S. research landscape, identify common challenges faced by leading research institutions and recommend and develop solutions, a community driven effort involving 29 of the nation’s top research universities was established in 2011-2012, with support from Elsevier.  The leadership of this group, the Research Universities Futures Consortium, conducted interviews with the Research Executives and their staffs at 25 universities of the Consortium and held a national workshop, which informed their study,  “The Current Health and Future Well-Being of the American Research University,” which was released in June 2012. Download the study and learn more about the Consortium’s key findings.

Uploaded: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 - 00:48

Case Study: Objectively Evaluating Researchers for Further Funding at Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel

Kiel University, in northern Germany, sought to enhance its research strengths in its four principal areas of excellence in research. Find out how the institution used SciVal® Spotlight to objectively evaluate the visibility and stature of its researchers and their papers to help aid in the recruitment, retention and funding decisions that were made.

Uploaded: Monday, January 7, 2013 - 15:47

SciVal Analytics Factsheet

In this two page fact sheet, find out how SciVal Analytics can help you measure your institution’s or country’s research performance. SciVal Analytics adds value to data through careful analysis and creates customized reports which inform decisions related to funding allocations, research policies and strategies.

Uploaded: Thursday, January 31, 2013 - 10:33
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SciVal Suite Prospectus

A strong research management acumen requires the most accurate information when charting the strategies of an institution or agency. With today’s global research landscape in a constant state of flux, currency and awareness of advancements and emerging talent in the global scientific community is a challenge for many decision makers. Expending the time and resources to assemble and process the vast amount of data and information necessary to manage a research portfolio can be costly and ineffective.

Uploaded: Friday, February 18, 2011 - 16:25
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The Future of Research Management - Embracing a more strategic role

As we enter a new decade, the traditional rules of funding are being rewritten as the borders between disciplines and countries are quickly dissolving. Research managers in Europe and their research administrator counterparts in the United States are finding themselves at the epicenter of this fundamental shift.

Uploaded: Monday, December 13, 2010 - 13:41
Format: Articles   Product: SciVal Suite   Subject: Research Management, Research Funding
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SciVal Perspectives - Identifying Organizational Inefficiencies in Research Institutions

In today’s lean times, academic and government decision-makers continually face challenges to efficiently and effectively organize their research organizations and conduct research activities.

Using SciVal Spotlight to analyze the research projects of 106 life science researchers within an elite Japanese research center, decision-makers could clarify structural and resource issues in both their established and newly created research centers and, hopefully, use the results to initiate constructive changes and improve overall organizational efficiencies.

Uploaded: Friday, May 28, 2010 - 13:31
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White Paper - Co-Citation Analysis: The Methodology of SciVal Spotlight

Despite the fact that many journals are progressively covering a wider array of disciplines and paradigms, to date, research output has only been evaluated based on the classification of the journal in which it is published - leaving critical interdisciplinary research often overlooked and unaccounted for.

In this paper, you will learn about how SciVal Spotlight uses co-citation analysis to overcome this knowledge gap and provide a broader and deeper view of research performance.

Uploaded: Tuesday, January 19, 2010 - 23:39
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Research Study - Identifying Distinctive Competencies in Science

An accurate assessment of the scientific strengths of an institution is critical for identifying areas of scientific leadership. In this paper, we explore the concept of ‘science mapping’ an alternative method for accurately identifying areas of scientific leadership – and how this compares to more traditional approaches.

Using the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) as an example, we show how science mapping can more accurately identify an institution’s distinctive competencies, using bibliographic analysis and visualization algorithms.

Uploaded: Tuesday, January 19, 2010 - 23:46
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SciVal Perspectives - Identifying Multidisciplinary Researchers to Support Internal Collaboration

As research adopts a more flexible and dynamic structure, a more holistic approach is needed to identify new multidisciplinary research and collaboration opportunities.

With university leaders benefiting greatly by identifying such opportunities to collaborate, this addition to our ‘Perspectives’ series demonstrates how SciVal Spotlight can help institutions to foster multidisciplinary collaboration, by accurately assessing a university’s research output and identifying its specific strengths. Ultimately helping to maximize research potential and funding, whilst also raising institutional profiles at a global level.

Uploaded: Thursday, December 17, 2009 - 12:02