Research Evaluation

1991 - 2025

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

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1993, volume 3, articles 3

Evaluating interdisciplinary social science initiatives: experiences from the UK pp. 134-150

Peter Halfpenny and Ian Miles

Advanced bibliometric methods to assess research performance and scientific development: basic principles and recent practical applications pp. 151-166

Anthony F J van Raan

Evaluation at Fonds FCAR: discoveries and questions pp. 167-172

Lucie Girard

Use of peer review to evaluate research outcomes pp. 173-177

Dianne Grigson and Terry Stokes

UK Government practice in science and technology evaluation pp. 179-186

Ken Guy and Erik Arnold

Government approaches to evaluations pp. 187-195

Karl Erik Brofoss

Research evaluation systems: sources of policy information and ‘evaluation push’ pp. 197-203

Andy Boddington

The evaluated … in changing webs of significance pp. 204-207

Elvi Whittaker

1993, volume 3, articles 2

Methods in research evaluation pp. 66-67

Andy Boddington

Empirical test of a computer-based support system for the evaluation of research grant proposals pp. 68-74

Jacques Ajenstat

Ongoing and participative evaluation: Purpose, design and role in the evaluation of a large-scale R&D programme pp. 75-82

Elliot Stern

Naturalistic evaluation: Practical knowledge for policy development pp. 83-94

Saville Kushner

Interdisciplinarity in the Cognitive Science and Human Computer Interaction Initiative pp. 95-105

H M Cameron and L G Georghiou

Outputs, structure and process in the evaluation of social science research centres pp. 107-116

Christine Tiler and Andy Boddington

Assessing the value of research for society pp. 117-126

Jack Spaapen and Christian Sylvain

Necessary Condition Analysis: A new tool for program evaluation pp. 127-131

Ron Freedman

1993, volume 3, articles 1

Application of sociometric and event-history modelling to bibliometric data: the case of transgene plants pp. 2-12

Koenraad Debackere, Bart Clarysse, Michael A Rappa, Guido van Hooydonk and R Gevaert

Bibliometric analysis of patent documents for R&D management pp. 13-18

L Quoniam, P Hassanaly, P Baldit, H Rostaing and H Dou

Is collaboration improving research visibility? Spanish scientific output in pharmacology and pharmacy pp. 19-24

M Bordons, F Garcia-Jover and S Barrigon

A study of research evaluation and planning: the University of Ghent pp. 25-41

R E de Bruin, A Kint, M Luwel and H F Moed

Evaluation of the industrial relevance of public research institutions pp. 43-54

Robert Dalpé and Élaine Gauthier

Constructing a relational database for bibliometric analysis pp. 56-62

M T Fernández, A Cabrero, M A Zulueta and I Gómez

1992, volume 2, articles 3

A research evaluation model of a large, ancient university pp. 124-134

C Viladiu, L Escribano, J Bellavista, M Grabulós, E Guardiola, C Iglesias and D Serrat

What are highly cited publications? A method applied to German scientific papers, 1980–1989 pp. 135-141

W Glänzel and Czerwon H-J

How representative is the journal impact factor? pp. 143-149

Per O Seglen

Analysis of citations in post-graduate engineering theses submitted to South Indian universities pp. 151-153

M V Palaniyandy and A Thirunavukkarasu

Nature and impact of publications at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture pp. 155-159

Isola Ajiferuke and S M Lawani

International R&D networks: the Eureka map pp. 161-168

P G Cabo and T H A Bijmolt

A study of interdisciplinary research collaboration pp. 169-175

Liwen Qiu

Disciplines, interdisciplinarity and migration in family research pp. 177-187

Mari Davis

1992, volume 2, articles 2

Towards performance measurement of economics research in the Netherlands pp. 66-72

Peter Nijkamp

Transversal evaluation of major R&D programmes: choices on behalf of society pp. 73-86

Eric Monnier, Jacques Toulemonde and Gerhard Becher

A data envelopment model to compare technological excellence and export sales in Israel and European Community countries pp. 87-101

Hariolf Grupp, Shlomo Maital, Amnon Frenkel and Knut Koschatzky

Self-organized mapping of R&D activities: bibliometric cartography of integrated circuit design testing pp. 103-110

A F J van Raan and J G M van der Velde

Re-orienting evaluation in a research council pp. 111-118

P N Cunningham, L G Georghiou and K E Barker

1992, volume 2, articles 1

SPEAR ‘12 + 1’ Network of Economic Effects of R&D pp. 3-4

M Donato

Evaluation of socio-economic effects of European Community R&D programmes in the SPEAR network pp. 5-15

Luke Georghiou and Frieder Meyer-Krahmer

Evaluation of the economic effects of large R&D programmes: the case of the European space programme pp. 17-26

Laurent Bach and Gilles Lambert

Evaluating the economic effects of R&D in less favoured countries: the notion of complementarity pp. 27-35

Lena Tsipouri

The diffusion of microsystem technologies: the case of the German innovation support programme ‘Microsystem Technology’ pp. 37-45

Oliver Pfirrmann

Ex ante evaluation and technology assessment — two emerging elements of technology policy evaluation pp. 47-54

Frieder Meyer-Krahmer and Thomas Reiss

Planning and reviewing the participation in European R&D programmes: the experience of Siemens pp. 55-58

F Jäger

Achievements of SPEAR over the past three years pp. 59-63

L Massimo, J O'Herlihy and C de la Torre

1991, volume 1, articles 3

The practice of research evaluation in the United States pp. 130-136

Harvey Averch

Surveys of European Community transnational research fellows pp. 137-147

Ulrich Teichler, Grant Lewison and Laigi Massimo

Delimitation of a medical research topic: interaction with experts in selecting a database and constructing a search strategy pp. 149-154

Anton J Nederhof

Some problematic aspects of using co-citation cluster time series to model the dynamics of research fields pp. 155-159

Elizabeth Bell and Harry Rothman

Industrial research output and productivity according to age in India pp. 161-174

W Lemoine

The Research System in Transition edited by Susan E Cozzens, Peter Healey, Arie Rip and John Ziman Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht 1990, 407 pages, ISBN 0-7923-08580-1 pp. 175-175

Jesse H Ausubel

Biotechnology in Public: A Review of Recent Research edited by John Durant Science Museum for the European Federation of Biotechnology, 1992, 201 pages, £16.95, IBSN 0 901805 52 1 (paperback) pp. 176-178

Peter R Wheale

1991, volume 1, articles 2

Seventh conference of the R&D Dynamics Network pp. 59-60

Anthony van Raan

Monitoring science-based biotechnology by means of patent indicators pp. 61-68

Ulrich Schmoch, Hariolf Grupp, Thomas Reiss and Elke Strauss

Technometric comparison and perspectives of bioprocess-based environmental technology and biogenetic human diagnostics pp. 69-77

Knut Koschatzky and Thomas Reiss

Biotechnology 2000: a new German R&D programme pp. 79-88

Ekkehard Warmuth

Optoelectronics-related competence building in Japanese and European firms pp. 89-96

Kumiko Miyazaki

Realising late: a decade of materials science and technology policies in the Netherlands pp. 97-106

Roel Gathier and Emil Broesterhuizen

Aspects of monitoring developments in structural materials R&D pp. 107-114

Anders Granberg

Bibliometric mapping and early warning for emerging topics: exploring developments in materials science pp. 115-127

A F J van Raan and J G M van der Velde

1991, volume 1, articles 1

Research Evaluation: Welcome pp. 2-2

William Page

Grading the grain: Consistent evaluation of research proposals pp. 3-10

F C H D van den Beemt and C le Pair

Communication and scientific productivity in the marine sciences pp. 11-19

William S Busch and Rita R Colwell

Citation indicators and peer review: their time-scales, criteria of evaluation, and biases pp. 21-30

Terttu Luukkonen

A cautionary view of co-citation analysis pp. 31-36

Diana Hicks

Program funding profiles under budgetary constraints pp. 37-46

Ronald N Kostoff and L Bradley Stanford

Impact of mathematical publications pp. 47-50

Hans Freudenthal

Evaluation of R&D; Current Practice and Guidelines (synthesis reports) by W Krull, D Sensi and D Sotiriou. Luxemburg, Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, catalogue no CD-NA-13336-EN-C, 97 pages, 1991, approximate price ECU 8.75, ISBN 92-826-2232-0 pp. 53-54

Anthony F J van Raan

Mapping of Science: Foci of Intellectual Interest in Scientific Literature by Robert R Braam DSWO Press, Leiden 1991, 308 pages, approximate price Dfl 65.00, ISBN 90-6695-049-8 pp. 54-54

Anthony F J van Raan

The practice of research evaluation in the United States pp. 56-56

Harvey Averch