October 17 2022 11:00 AM IST
Basics of bibliometrics Workshop
Oct 2022
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Clarivate are pleased to introduce a three-part workshop on “Basics of bibliometrics” that aims to provide participants with a thorough understanding of citation analysis and bibliometric indicators, focusing on their use in research evaluation.
The sessions are scheduled on Oct 17,19 and 21 at 11:00 AM IST. Each session will be of 60 min. duration.
After completing the workshop, the participants will be able to:
> Understand and interpret a wide range of publication- and citation-based statistics
> Understand what constitutes proper and improper use of bibliometric and scientometric information in the evaluation of scientific research.
**Upon attending all the 3 sessions of the workshop, participants will be receiving a certificate of participation.**
The sessions are scheduled on Oct 17,19 and 21 at 11:00 AM IST. Each session will be of 60 min. duration.
After completing the workshop, the participants will be able to:
> Understand and interpret a wide range of publication- and citation-based statistics
> Understand what constitutes proper and improper use of bibliometric and scientometric information in the evaluation of scientific research.
**Upon attending all the 3 sessions of the workshop, participants will be receiving a certificate of participation.**
Workshop Content
Oct 17: Introduction and scientometric data sources
• What is Bibliometrics?
• Bibliometric Parameters for research management and research evaluation
• Bibliometric data sources
• Introduction to Bibliometric Visualization software e.g., Vosviewer
Learning Outcomes
o Understand the concept of citation analysis.
o Understand the development of the terms bibliometrics and scientometrics.
o Understand early development of mathematical and statistical methods to describe information processes and regularities in publications.
o Understand how to calculate basic indicators like journal impact factor (JIF), average citations, and h-index.
o Understand how changes in inclusions, exclusions, and methods affect a metric.
Oct 19: Evidence - Scientometric indicators 'Evidence'
• Citation indicators
• Journal indicators
• Normalized indicators- Why are they necessary?
• Introduction to InCites
Learning Outcomes
o Understand how publication and citation data is collected, indexed and used.
o Understand normal trends in research indicators and therefore be able to highlight abnormalities in indicators across time.
o Understand the difference between indicators that are used to benchmark institutes, people, journals or articles.
o Learn how to normalise indicators by publication year, category and/or accepted journal.
Oct 21: Learning – Research Evaluation using InCites
• Advanced analytics and Use Cases
• Using Bibliometric indicators to benchmark research performance
• Citation Topics-A new InCites initiative
• Responsible use of metrics
Learning Outcomes
o Learn to calculate citation trend data and h-index.
o Learn which citation indicators to use at a researcher level.
o Compare and contrast areas of research understanding the differences in research dissemination.
o Compare and contrast the various methods used to measure the impact that a single paper has made on a population
o Understand collaborative networks of various researchers and institutions.
o Understand the benefits/detriments to collaborating cross disciplinary, internationally, or with industry or corporate institutions.
o Benchmark collaborations and analyse successful elements of the collaboration on a publication level.
Oct 17: Introduction and scientometric data sources
• What is Bibliometrics?
• Bibliometric Parameters for research management and research evaluation
• Bibliometric data sources
• Introduction to Bibliometric Visualization software e.g., Vosviewer
Learning Outcomes
o Understand the concept of citation analysis.
o Understand the development of the terms bibliometrics and scientometrics.
o Understand early development of mathematical and statistical methods to describe information processes and regularities in publications.
o Understand how to calculate basic indicators like journal impact factor (JIF), average citations, and h-index.
o Understand how changes in inclusions, exclusions, and methods affect a metric.
Oct 19: Evidence - Scientometric indicators 'Evidence'
• Citation indicators
• Journal indicators
• Normalized indicators- Why are they necessary?
• Introduction to InCites
Learning Outcomes
o Understand how publication and citation data is collected, indexed and used.
o Understand normal trends in research indicators and therefore be able to highlight abnormalities in indicators across time.
o Understand the difference between indicators that are used to benchmark institutes, people, journals or articles.
o Learn how to normalise indicators by publication year, category and/or accepted journal.
Oct 21: Learning – Research Evaluation using InCites
• Advanced analytics and Use Cases
• Using Bibliometric indicators to benchmark research performance
• Citation Topics-A new InCites initiative
• Responsible use of metrics
Learning Outcomes
o Learn to calculate citation trend data and h-index.
o Learn which citation indicators to use at a researcher level.
o Compare and contrast areas of research understanding the differences in research dissemination.
o Compare and contrast the various methods used to measure the impact that a single paper has made on a population
o Understand collaborative networks of various researchers and institutions.
o Understand the benefits/detriments to collaborating cross disciplinary, internationally, or with industry or corporate institutions.
o Benchmark collaborations and analyse successful elements of the collaboration on a publication level.
Our talented speakers cover research, innovation and intellectual property
Dr. Subhasree Nag
Regional Solutions Consultant
Clarivate
Clarivate
Dr. Subhasree Nag is a regional solutions consultant for the life sciences and scholarly research division at Clarivate. She completed her PhD from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, USA and her post-doctoral training from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA. A pharmacologist and toxicologist by training, she has more than 8 years of research experience in anticancer drug discovery, preclinical pharmacology, and systems biology areas with 25 peer reviewed publications and more than 700 citations.