Research Evaluation

1991 - 2025

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

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2001, volume 10, articles 3

A framework for priority setting in international livestock research pp. 142-160

T F Randolph, P M Kristjanson, S W Omamo, A N Odero, P K Thornton, R S Reid, T Robinson and J G Ryan

Obstacles and opportunities in the application of network analysis to the evaluation of R&D pp. 161-172

Juan D Rogers, Barry Bozeman and Ivan Chompalov

Shift in interests towards biotechnology in Indian pharmaceutical industry: an analysis pp. 173-183

S Visalakshi and Alka Prasad

Polish women in science: a bibliometric analysis of Polish science and its publications, 1980–1999 pp. 185-194

Berenika M Webster

The use of combined bibliometric methods in research funding policy pp. 195-201

T N van Leeuwen, L J van der Wurff and A F J van Raan

2001, volume 10, articles 2

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

Henk F Moed

INDICYT science and technology indicators in Spain: development of an application for interactive search on the Internet pp. 83-88

Isabel Gómez, Aurelio Cabrero, Tomás de Miguel, María Teresa Fernández, Sergio Fernández and Angel Pestaña

Evaluation of books as research outputs in history of medicine pp. 89-95

Grant Lewison

Is nursing research typical of biomedical research? pp. 97-103

Grant Lewison, Anne-Marie Rafferty and Michael Traynor

Selection of databases, indicators and models for evaluating research performance of Chinese universities pp. 105-113

Liming Liang and Yishan Wu

Mexican scientific brain drain: causes and impact pp. 115-119

Judith Licea de Arenas, Heriberta Castaños-Lomnitz, Javier Valles, Eric González and Judit Arenas-Licea

Factors that lead to advances in neonatal intensive care: Comroe and Dripps revisited pp. 121-127

Barbara Mason, Elizabeth Green and Jonathan Grant

Evaluating patterns of co-operation: application of a bibliometric visualisation tool to the Fourth Framework Programme and the Transport Research Programme pp. 129-140

C Widhalm, M Topolnik, A Kopcsa, E Schiebel and Karl Matthias Weber

2001, volume 10, articles 1

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

Henk F Moed

Bibliometric S&T indicators to comply with users' needs pp. 5-12

Maria Grazia Balestri, Silvana Mangiaracina and Dario Nobili

The Agora model of innovation systems: S&T indicators for a democratic knowledge society pp. 13-18

Rémi Barr

A comparative analysis of India and other Asian countries based on science, technology and development indicators pp. 19-32

Aparna Basu

Monitoring technology trends through patent analysis: a case study of thin film pp. 33-45

Sujit Bhattacharya and Moh'd Taiyab Rashid Khan

Interdisciplinarity as a multidimensional concept: its measure in three different research areas pp. 47-58

Luis Sanz-Menéndez, María Bordons and M Angeles Zulueta

Revisiting bibliometric issues using new empirical data pp. 59-65

Linda Butler

Evolution of specialisation: public research in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries pp. 67-79

Aldo Geuna

2000, volume 9, articles 3

Developments of the evaluation system of government-supported research institutes in Korean science and technology pp. 158-170

Chan-Goo Yi and Keun-Bok Kang

Assessing the non-academic impact of grant-funded socio-economic research: results from a pilot study pp. 171-182

Jordi Molas-Gallart, Puay Tang and Susie Morrow

Interdisciplinary dynamics of modern science: analysis of cross-disciplinary citation flows pp. 183-187

Thed van Leeuwen and Robert Tijssen

Cognitive structure of research: Scientometric mapping in sintered materials pp. 189-200

Marisela Rodríguez Salvador and Roberto E López-Martínez

Setting research priorities: an example from agriculture using the Analytic Hierarchy Process pp. 201-210

Frank Hartwich and Willem Janssen

The catalytic effects of EC RTD evaluation activities on trans-European co-operation pp. 211-215

Isidoros Karatzas and Gilbert Fayl

2000, volume 9, articles 2

Introduction to a special issue on data and strategies in evaluating public R&D pp. 79-80

Bev Biglia

R&D evaluation at the beginning of the new century pp. 81-86

Anthony F J van Raan

Indicator-assisted evaluation of R&D programmes: possibilities, state of the art and case studies pp. 87-99

Hariolf Grupp

Indicators used to measure the innovation process: defects and possible remedies pp. 101-114

Mark Dodgson and Sybille Hinze

International trends in evaluating university research outcomes: what lessons for Australia? pp. 115-124

Sam Garrett-Jones

Quantitative and qualitative methods and measures in the evaluation of research pp. 125-132

David Roessner

360 degree linkage analysis pp. 133-143

Diana Hicks

Towards a new science evaluation system for New Zealand pp. 145-150

David A. Lillis

Research policy in Australia, 1989–1999: a retrospective pp. 151-154

Don Aitkin

First evidence of serious language-bias in the use of citation analysis for the evaluation of national science systems pp. 155-156

Th N van Leeuwen, H F Moed, R J W Tijssen, M S Visser and A F J van Raan

2000, volume 9, articles 1

Processes and mechanisms for evaluating and monitoring research outcomes from higher education: international comparisons pp. 3-4

Susan E Cozzens and Tim Turpin

Assessing federally-supported academic research in the United States pp. 5-10

Susan E Cozzens

Evaluation of societal quality of public sector research in the Netherlands pp. 11-25

Barend van der Meulen and Arie Rip

The South African system of evaluating and rating individual researchers: its merits, shortcomings, impact and future pp. 27-36

Magdal Pienaar, William Blankley, Gudrun U Schirge and Gerhard von Gruenewaldt

Academic research evaluation in Australia: some implications of proposed higher education reforms pp. 37-46

Tim Turpin

Evaluation of research sponsored by federal granting councils in Canada: the social contract pp. 47-56

Adam Holbrook

Government-sponsored industry-university cooperative research: an analysis of cooperative research center evaluation approaches pp. 57-67

Denis O Gray

Some recent developments in the evaluation of university research outcomes in the United Kingdom pp. 69-75

Sam Garrett-Jones and David Aylward

1999, volume 8, articles 3

Towards a system of continuous evaluation and monitoring for European co-operation in scientific and technical research (COST) pp. 142-154

Paul Cunningham and Maria Nedeva

Assessment of direct and indirect effects of large technological programmes: Petrobrás Deepwater Programme in Brazil pp. 155-163

André Tosi Furtado, Saul B Suslick, Newton M Pereira, Adriana G de Freitas and Laurent Bach

Value mapping social capital outcomes in state research and development programs pp. 165-175

Gordon Kingsley and Julia Melkers

Science in India: performance of Council of Scientific and Industrial Research laboratories based on the productivity profile of scientists pp. 177-187

B M Gupta, Suresh Kumar and H K Khanna

Assessing benefits from health research projects: can we use questionnaires instead of case studies? pp. 189-199

Steve Hanney, Andrew Davies and Martin Buxton

Evaluating high risk research: an assessment of the Wellcome Trust's Sir Henry Wellcome Commemorative Awards for Innovative Research pp. 201-204

Jonathan Grant and Liz Allen

Comments on Narvaez-Berthelemot et al's paper on scientific collaboration of the Mercosur countries as an indicator of Latin American regional activity pp. 205-205

Grant Lewison

1999, volume 8, articles 2

Introduction to a special issue on the Fifth International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators: part II pp. 70-70

H F Moed

Evolution of Spanish journals in the international scene pp. 71-76

F Morillo, M T Fernández and I Gómez

Estonian historical science in the 1990s pp. 77-81

Ülle Must

Scientific collaboration of the Mercosur countries as an indicator of Latin American regional activity pp. 83-90

N Narváez-Berthelemot, J M Russell and Léa Velho

Measuring the stocks and flows of human resources in science and technology pp. 91-97

George Paterson

Intra-European scientific co-operation: measuring policy impact pp. 99-109

J Removille and Bart Clarysse

A global approach to the study of teams in multidisciplinary research areas through bibliometric indicators pp. 111-118

María Angeles Zulueta and María Bordons

Impact of international patent applications on patent indicators pp. 119-131

Ulrich Schmoch

Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (UK) peer-review procedures 1995–1996 pp. 132-140

William Nuttall

1999, volume 8, articles 1

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

H F Moed

Ibero-American Network of Science and Technology Indicators (RICYT) pp. 5-14

Mario Albornoz and Ernesto Fernández Polcuch

Developing indicators of the internationalization of R&D: the case of Canada pp. 15-22

Frances Anderson and Fred Gault

Measuring technology through bibliometrics pp. 23-31

Robert Dalpé and Jean-Marc Bélot

Evaluating the outcomes of biomedical research on healthcare pp. 33-38

Jonathan Grant

On-line indicators of Danish biomedical publication behaviour 1988–96: international visibility, impact and co-operation in a Scandinavian and world context pp. 39-45

Peter Ingwersen

Bibliometric indicators to assist the peer review process in grant decisions pp. 47-52

Grant Lewison, Robert Cottrell and Diane Dixon

Policy for distribution of grants in New Russia in 1993–1994 by two funding agencies — the International Science Foundation and the Russian Foundation of Basic Research pp. 53-59

V Markusova, V Minin, L Mirabyan and M Arapov

Trends in publication output and impact of universities in the Netherlands pp. 60-67

H F Moed, Th N van Leeuwen and M S Visser

Comments on Santesmases et al's paper on confronting scientists' interests and health objectives in the Spanish Medical Research Fund pp. 68-68

Jesús Avila