Research Evaluation

1991 - 2025

Current editor(s): Julia Melkers, Emanuela Reale and Thed van Leeuwen

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2004, volume 13, articles 3

Evaluating a participative foresight process: ‘Futur - the German research dialogue’ pp. 143-153

Kerstin Cuhls and Luke Georghiou

Some international benchmarks for evaluating Australian health and medical research pp. 155-166

Sam Garrett-Jones, Brian Wixted and Tim Turpin

Trends and shifts in institutional productivity: natural products chemistry research in Sri Lanka pp. 167-174

Geethika Yapa, M A T de Silva and E Dilip de Silva

Perspective factor: a novel indicator for the assessment of journal quality pp. 175-180

Ryosuke L Ohniwa, Masatsugu Denawa, Mituko Kudo, Keiko Nakamura and Kunio Takeyasu

Outputs and expenditures on health research in eight disease areas using a bibliometric approach, 1996–2001 pp. 181-188

Grant Lewison, Isla Rippon, Andrés de Francisco and Steven Lipworth

What is the value of replicating other studies? pp. 189-195

Caroline L Park

2004, volume 13, articles 2

Bibliometric techniques in the evaluation of federally funded research in the United States pp. 76-86

Diana Hicks, Hiroyuki Tomizawa, Yoshiko Saitoh and Shinichi Kobayashi

Dealing with diversity in scientific outputs: implications for international research evaluation pp. 87-93

M C S Bantilan, S Chandra, P K Mehta and J D H Keatinge

Postdoc abroad: inherited scientific contacts or establishment of new networks? pp. 95-102

Göran Melin

Flows of knowledge from and to cities: an analysis for Barcelona using patent statistics pp. 103-117

Ramon Maspons and Pere Escorsa

Incentives for basic research in a large institution: some general considerations and a case study pp. 119-128

Björn Frank

Intellectual capital reporting for universities: conceptual background and application for Austrian universities pp. 129-140

Karl-Heinz Leitner

2004, volume 13, articles 1

Evaluating research and innovation policy: a systems world needs systems evaluations pp. 3-17

Erik Arnold

Intraorganisational evaluation: are there ‘least evaluable units'? pp. 19-32

Jochen Gläser, Thomas H Spurling and Linda Butler

Peer reviews and bibliometric indicators: a comparative study at a Norwegian university pp. 33-41

Dag W Aksnes and Randi Elisabeth Taxt

The evaluation of social relevance in an environmental research programme pp. 43-50

Merja Otronen

Expert panels evaluating research: decision-making and sources of bias pp. 51-62

Liv Langfeldt

Weak benchmarking indicators for formative and semi-evaluative assessment of research pp. 63-68

Mike Thelwall

Bibliometric analysis of presence and impact of ethnic minority researchers on science in the UK pp. 69-76

Berenika M Webster

2003, volume 12, articles 3

Characteristics of highly cited papers pp. 159-170

Dag W Aksnes

Projects and publications: interesting patterns in US Environmental Protection Agency research pp. 171-182

Alan L Porter, Nils C Newman, W Webb Myers and David Schoeneck

Estimating the benefits of government-sponsored energy R&D pp. 183-195

Russell Lee, Gretchen Jordan, Paul N Leiby, Brandon Owens and James L Wolf

Eponymy for research evaluation: Spanish cases from the educational field pp. 197-203

Antonio Fernández-Cano and Inés M Fernández-Guerrero

Evolution of a theory in economics: bibliometric assessment of search theory vis-à-vis game theory pp. 205-216

Hariolf Grupp

Basic research and health: a reassessment of the scientific basis for the support of biomedical science pp. 217-224

Jonathan Grant, Liz Green and Barbara Mason

Geographical equity between outputs of biomedical research grants and research capability as an indicator of the peer-review process for grant applications pp. 225-230

Grant Lewison, Steven Lipworth, Isla Rippon, Philip Roe and Rob Cottrell

2003, volume 12, articles 2

Introduction to a special issue on the Seventh International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators, part II pp. 82-83

Ulrich Schmoch

International benchmarking of biotech research centres pp. 85-89

Sybille Hinze, Jane Calvert, Thomas Reiss, Jacky Senker and Parimal Patel

Scoreboards of research excellence pp. 91-103

Robert J W Tijssen

Linking research production and development outcomes at the regional level pp. 105-116

Philip Shapira, Jan Youtie and Sushanta Mohapatra

Patterns of technological activities of transnational corporations affiliates in Brazil pp. 117-129

Eliane Franco and Ruy Quadros

The link between firm-level innovation and aggregate productivity growth: a cross-country examination pp. 131-147

Hans Lööf and Almas Heshmati

Service marks as novel innovation indicator pp. 149-156

Ulrich Schmoch

2003, volume 12, articles 1

Introduction to a special issue on the Seventh International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators, part I pp. 2-3

Ulrich Schmoch

University patents: output and input indicators … of what? pp. 5-16

Joaquín M. Azagra-Caro, Ignacio Fernández de Lucio and Antonio Gutiérrez Gracia

Academic patents as an indicator of useful research? A new approach to measure academic inventiveness pp. 17-27

Martin Meyer

Measuring and assessing relative disciplinary openness in university research units pp. 29-37

Thuc Uyen Nguyen-Thi and Agenor Lahatte

Modifying publication practices in response to funding formulas pp. 39-46

Linda Butler

A robust nonparametric approach to the analysis of scientific productivity pp. 47-69

Andrea Bonaccorsi and Cinzia Daraio

Developing science indicators for basic science offices within mission agencies pp. 71-79

Irwin Feller, George Gamota and William Valdez

2002, volume 11, articles 3

Interactive peer review as a productive evaluation process pp. 119-128

M A T de Silva, Geethika Yapa and E Dilip de Silva

The scholarliness of published peer reviews: a bibliometric study of book reviews in selected social science fields pp. 129-140

Jeppe Nicolaisen

Geographic information systems for science and technology indicators pp. 141-148

J Rey-Rocha and M J Martín-Sempere

Assessing quality of domestic scientific journals in geographically oriented disciplines: scientists' judgements versus citations pp. 149-154

M J Martín-Sempere, J Rey-Rocha and B Garzün-García

Input indicators from output measures: a bibliometric approach to the estimation of malaria research funding pp. 155-163

Grant Lewison, Steven Lipworth and Andrés de Francisco

Industry/university cooperative research in competitive technical intelligence: a case of identifying technological trends for a Mexican steel manufacturer pp. 165-173

Marisela Rodríguez-Salvador, Alfonso Eddy-Valdez and René Garza-Cavazos

2002, volume 11, articles 2

Introduction to the special issue on the evolving craft of research evaluation in the United States pp. 62-64

Susan E Cozzens

‘Research assessment: what's next?’ final report on a workshop pp. 65-79

Susan E Cozzens

Research evaluation in Europe: state of the art pp. 81-84

Terttu Luukkonen

Outcome measurement in the USA: state of the art pp. 85-93

J David Roessner

The good, the indifferent, and the less than attractive: II pp. 95-99

Irwin Feller

Evaluating the distributional consequences of science and technology policies and programs pp. 101-107

Susan E Cozzens, Kamau Bobb and Isabel Bortagaray

New organizations, old cultures: strategy and implementation of interdisciplinary programs pp. 109-116

Irwin Feller

2002, volume 11, articles 1

What do we measure by co-authorships? pp. 3-15

Grit Laudel

Using curriculum vitae to compare some impacts of NSF research grants with research center funding pp. 17-26

Monica Gaughan and Barry Bozeman

Evaluating the social economic benefits of publicly funded basic research via scientists' career mobility pp. 27-35

Christian Zellner

Evaluating support for technological research and innovation in some New Zealand businesses: a survey pp. 37-48

D A Lillis, A C M Ho, H Campbell, D Bartle, C J Marks and A C Hinton

What is the role of the EU Structural Funds in promoting RTDI? Review of some empirical findings pp. 49-58

Soile Kuitunen