Best Practices in Research Evaluation Using Modern Bibliometrics Tools like InCites
Research evaluation using modern bibliometric tools like InCites is crucial for assessing the overall scientific impact of research, identifying emerging trends within various fields, and measuring the productivity of individual researchers, institutions, and journals.
By leveraging advanced bibliometric tools and metrics, such as citation analysis, category normalized citation impact, collaboration metrics , evaluators can gain a deeper understanding of how research contributes to the advancement of knowledge, the influence it has on other scientific work, and its broader societal reach.
In this webinar, Clarivate experts will elucidate best practices in research evaluation and underscore how this data-driven approach ensures more objective and evidence-based decision-making in research funding, resource allocation, and policy development.
Duration: 90 minutes
Webinar Format:
Introduction & Overview (10 minutes)
Main Presentations (60 minutes)
Interactive Q&A (20 minutes)
Webinar Outline:
Introduction & Importance of Research Evaluation (10 minutes)
Key Bibliometric Indicators and Their Limitations (15 minutes)
Overview of Core Metrics
Real-world Examples
Contextualizing and Normalizing Bibliometric Data (10 minutes)
Subject Category Normalization
Citation Windows
Collaboration Impact
Case Study: Demonstrate how contextualized bibliometric data gives more accurate insights into research impact.
Responsible Use of Bibliometrics (ISI and DORA Principles) (10 minutes)
Introduction to ISI Reports and the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment.
What institutions and researchers can do to align with these recommendations.
Case Study
Tools for Modern Bibliometric Analysis (15 minutes)
Overview of InCites, Bibliometrix, and VoSViewer
Live Demo
Emerging Trends in Bibliometrics (10 minutes)
Open Access Metrics
AI and Machine Learning in Bibliometrics
Diversity Metrics
Interactive Element: Poll participants on their experience with emerging trends in bibliometrics).
Ethical Considerations in Research Evaluation (10 minutes)