Research Evaluation

1991 - 2025

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

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The Research Council of Norway's use of research evaluation: an assessment of research evaluation as a strategic tool pp. 134-140: Karl Erik Brofoss
Peer review evaluation of proposals in the biotechnology programme of the European Union pp. 141-146: Alfredo Aguilar, Torbjörn Ingemansson, Stéphane Hogan and Etienne Magnien
Evaluating technology-based public institutions: the case of radiopharmaceutical standards research at the National Institute of Standards and Technology pp. 147-157: Bert M Coursey and Albert Link
Utility evaluation of academic research: six basic propositions pp. 159-165: Sven Hemlin
University R&D performance evaluation: the case of the National University of Mexico pp. 167-177: Roberto E López-Martínez and Alma Rocha-Lackiz
Confronting scientists' interests and health objectives: the Spanish Medical Research Fund as a research programme, 1988–1995 pp. 179-185: María Jesús Santesmases, Victor Díaz and Emilio Muñoz

Short introduction to special section on quantitative studies for science and technology policy in transition economies pp. 62-62: Anthony van Raan
Actual problems of Russia's science and innovation policy pp. 63-70: Levan Mindeli
Socio-economic condition of Russian scientists: challenge for policy-making pp. 71-78: Larisa Zubova
Research and development in a service economy pp. 79-91: Fred Gault
Evaluation of research and technological development programmes: a tool for policy design pp. 93-97: Gilbert Fayl, Yves Dumont, Luc Durieux, Isidoros Karatzas and Liam O'Sullivan
New challenges for indicators in science and technology policy-making: a European view pp. 99-104: Jean Gabolde
Do patents reflect the useful research output of universities? pp. 105-111: Keith Pavitt
Evaluation practices of scientific research in the Netherlands pp. 113-122: Jan van Steen and Marcel Eijffinger
Optimal incremental innovation: an evaluative approach for integrating R&D and marketing pp. 123-131: Asaf Ben Arieh, Hariolf Grupp and Shlomo Maital

Assessment of social sciences: The use of advanced bibliometric methods as a necessary complement of peer review pp. 2-6: Anthony F J van Raan
Evaluating the research activity and impact of funding agencies pp. 7-16: Marlie MacLean, Catherine Davies, Grant Lewison and Joe Anderson
Measuring the economic benefits of research and development: The current state of the art pp. 17-30: Douglas Williams and A Dennis Rank
The new technological landscape in Pacific Asia: an inquiry into the dramatic changes in patenting and scientific publishing pp. 31-38: Jon Sigurdson and Olle Persson
Environmental science in the UK: A bibliometric study pp. 39-52: J Sylvan Katz and John Plevin
Finding identity and voice: A national survey of Canadian postdoctoral fellows pp. 53-60: Caren C Helbing, Marja J Verhoef and Cheryl L Wellington

Emilio Muñoz responds on behalf of all the authors pp. -222: Emilio Muñoz
A view from the northern hemisphere pp. 170-174: J A D Holbrook
Some reflections on science and technology indicators pp. 175-178: Fernando Chaparro
Science and technology policy and S&T indicators: trends in Latin America pp. 179-186: Renato Dagnino and Hernán Thomas
Innovation indicators for less developed countries pp. 187-192: Sandra Brisolla
Co-publishing: an indicator of the internationalization of scientific activities in Latin America pp. 193-196: Nora Narvaez-Berthelemot
Science and technology indicators in Central America pp. 197-200: Ruben E Najera
Towards a new observatory for science and technology in Colombia pp. 201-204: Hernan Jaramillo Salazar
Innovation indicators in the agricultural sector in Latin America pp. 205-208: Douglas Pachico
Latin American/Inter-American science and technology indicators pp. 209-213: Mario Albornoz and Ernesto Fernandez Polcuch
On the measurement of real R&D: Divisia price indices for UK business enterprise R&D pp. 215-219: Gavin Cameron
Comment on “Lessons from an evaluation of Spanish public-sector biomedical research” pp. 221-221: Jesús Avila

Introduction to the special issue of the R&D Dynamics Network meeting pp. 66-67: Rikard Stankiewicz and Anthony van Raan
The perspective of techno-metabolism and its insight into national strategies: the case of Japan 1955–1993 pp. 69-75: Chihiro Watanabe and Kouji Wakabayashi
A government's S&T policy strategy to cope with stagnating R&D budgets pp. 77-82: Jan van Steen
Evaluating overall national science and technology activity: General Indicator of Science and Technology (GIST) and its implications for S&T policy pp. 83-92: Hiroyuki Tomizawa and Fujio Niwa
Knowledge-intensive and resource-concerned growth in Germany pp. 93-104: Hariolf Grupp, Gunnar Münt and Ulrich Schmoch
Scientific publication activity of industry in the Netherlands pp. 105-119: Robert J W Tijssen, Thed N van Leeuwen and Joke C Korevaar
Use of human resource data for analysis of the structure and dynamics of the Swedish innovation system pp. 121-132: Lennart Stenberg, Eva Gustafsson and Göran Marklund
Actor analysis in neural network research: the position of Germany pp. 133-142: E C M Noyons and A F J van Raan
On the pursuit of systemic technology policies in an unstable environment: reflections on a Swedish case pp. 143-157: Anders Granberg
Technology foresight: capturing the benefits from science-related technologies pp. 158-168: Ben Martin

A bibliometric assessment of research council grants in linguistics pp. 2-12: A J Nederhof
Transnational mobility of researchers: the Spanish Fellowships Programme for ‘senior’ scientists pp. 13-18: María-José Martín, Luis M Plaza and Jesús Rey
Scientific research: demystifying peer review pp. 19-23: William Solesbury
The definition of biomedical research subfields with title keywords and application to the analysis of research outputs pp. 25-36: Grant Lewison
Introducing a method of research evaluation into a university: medical research at the University of São Paulo, Brazil pp. 37-42: Júlio C R Pereira, Maria Luiza Pires, Paulo Schiavom Duarte, Angela T Paes and Valdir Okano
Lessons from an evaluation of Spanish public-sector biomedical research pp. 43-51: J Espinosa de los Monteros, V Larraga and E Muñoz
Social studies of the humanities: a case study of research conditions and performance in ancient history and classical archaeology, and English pp. 53-61: Sven Hemlin