Research Evaluation

1991 - 2025

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

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2010, volume 19, articles 5

Evaluation of artistic research pp. 306-316

Tomas Hellström

Peer review practices: a content analysis of external reviews in science funding pp. 317-331

Martin Reinhart

The Canada Foundation for Innovation's outcome measurement study: a pioneering approach to research evaluation pp. 333-345

Ghislaine Tremblay, Sandra Zohar, Juliana Bravo, Peter Potsepp and Meg Barker

The controversial policies of journal ratings: evaluating social sciences and humanities pp. 347-360

David Pontille and Didier Torny

Multidimensional assessment of technology and innovation programs: the impact evaluation of INCAGRO-Peru pp. 361-372

Sergio L M Salles-Filho, A Flavio Avila, Juan Ernesto O S Alonso and Fernando A B Colugnati

What do European research collaboration networks in life sciences look like? pp. 373-384

Pauline Mattsson, Patrice Laget, Anna Nilsson Vindefjärd and Carl Johan Sundberg

2010, volume 19, articles 4

New research evaluation frameworks and methods for systems level learning: introduction to a special section pp. 235-237

Juan D Rogers and Gretchen Jordan

Integrating utilization-focused evaluation with business process modeling for clinical research improvement pp. 239-250

Jonathan M Kagan, Scott Rosas and William M K Trochim

Evaluation of RT&D: from ‘prescriptions for justifying’ to ‘user-oriented guidance for learning’ pp. 251-261

Steve Montague and Rodolfo Valentim

A theory-based logic model for innovation policy and evaluation pp. 263-273

Gretchen B Jordan

Evaluating the impacts of government business assistance programmes: approaches to testing additionality pp. 275-280

David Bartle and Michele Morris

Citation analysis of nanotechnology at the field level: implications of R&D evaluation pp. 281-290

Juan D Rogers

Panel peer review of grant applications: what do we know from research in social psychology on judgment and decision-making in groups? pp. 293-304

Meike Olbrecht and Lutz Bornmann

2010, volume 19, articles 3

Anthony van Raan and bibliometrics pp. 158-160

Anton J Nederhof, Robert J W Tijssen and Henk F Moed

A bibliometric and historiographic analysis of the work of Tony van Raan: a tribute to a scientometrics pioneer and gatekeeper pp. 161-172

Eugene Garfield, A I Pudovkin and Soren Warner Paris

Life cycles of research groups: the case of CWTS pp. 173-184

Robert Braam and Peter van den Besselaar

Referencing through history: how the analysis of landmark scholarly texts can inform citation theory pp. 185-193

Henry Small

On Sleeping Beauties, Princes and other tales of citation distributions … pp. 195-202

Tibor Braun, Wolfgang Glänzel and András Schubert

Mathematical results on Randić's H-index and H-sequence pp. 203-207

L Egghe

Strategic steering of research by new public management in German universities: a looming state—science conflict? pp. 209-216

Ulrich Schmoch and Torben Schubert

The impact of the autonomy and interdependence of individual researchers on their production of knowledge and its impact: an empirical study of a nanotechnology institute pp. 217-225

Kasia Zalewska-Kurek, Peter A T M Geurts and Hans E Roosendaal

Towards socially robust S&T indicators: indicators as debatable devices, enabling collective learning pp. 227-231

Rémi Barré

2010, volume 19, articles 2

Technology cluster evaluation and growth factors: literature review pp. 82-90

Marc Gagné, Shannon H Townsend, Isabelle Bourgeois and Rebecca E Hart

The impact of foresight on innovation policy-making: recent experiences and future perspectives pp. 91-104

Attila Havas, Doris Schartinger and Karl Matthias Weber

From black box to white box at open access journals: predictive validity of manuscript reviewing and editorial decisions at Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics pp. 105-118

Lutz Bornmann, Werner Marx, Hermann Schier, Andreas Thor and Hans-Dieter Daniel

Inclining the columns to make the temple look straight: a first glance at monetary indicators on university-industry cooperation pp. 119-128

Joaquín M. Azagra-Caro, Gérard Carat and Dimitrios Pontikakis

The evaluation of Russian cancer research pp. 129-144

Grant Lewison and Valentina Markusova

An evaluation of the use of participatory processes in wide-scale dissemination of research in micro dosing and conservation agriculture in Zimbabwe pp. 145-155

Tarisayi Pedzisa, Isaac Minde and Stephen Twomlow

2010, volume 19, articles 1

How to use indicators to measure scientific performance: a balanced approach pp. 2-18

Ulrich Schmoch, Torben Schubert, Dorothea Jansen, Richard Heidler and Regina von Görtz

Identification of converging research areas using publication and citation data pp. 19-27

Reindert K Buter, Ed C M Noyons and Anthony F J van Raan

Practical research proposal and publication profiling pp. 29-44

Alan L Porter, David J Schoeneck, David Roessner and Jon Garner

Which scientific elites? On the concentration of research funds, publications and citations pp. 45-53

Vincent Larivière, Benoit Macaluso, Éric Archambault and Yves Gingras

A structural analysis of collaboration between European research institutes pp. 55-65

Bart Thijs and Wolfgang Glänzel

Evaluating impacts of the MNE R&D Centre Programme on the national innovation system in Taiwan pp. 67-79

Yuan-Chieh Chang, Chin-Tay Shih, Wen-Chiang Chieng and Chian-Hau Su

Israeli research institutes: a dynamic and evaluative perspective: correction to Table 7 pp. 80-80

Bart Thijs, Eric Zimmerman, Judit Bar-Ilan and Wolfgang Glänzel

2009, volume 18, articles 5

Moving towards impact when evaluating research programs: introduction to a special section pp. 339-342

Robin M Wagner and Gretchen B Jordan

A Valley of Death in the innovation sequence: an economic investigation pp. 343-356

Thomas Beard, George Ford, Thomas M Koutsky and Lawrence J Spiwak

Using patents prospectively to identify emerging, high-impact technological clusters pp. 357-364

Connie K N Chang and Anthony Breitzman

Evaluation of Tekes funding for research institutes and universities — the role of talent pp. 365-373

Jari Hyvärinen

Scientific and public health impacts of the NIEHS Extramural Asthma Research Program: insights from primary data pp. 375-385

Carlyn E Orians, Joanne Abed, Christina H Drew, Shyanika Wijesinha Rose, Jennifer H Cohen and Jerry Phelps

Tracing government-funded research in wind energy to commercial renewable power generation pp. 387-396

Rosalie Ruegg and Patrick Thomas

Research on cost-benefit analysis of additionality of public R&D investment: Japan's photovoltaic power R&D projects pp. 397-404

Kazuaki Kohmoto, Jun-ichi Yoshida and Miharu Kishioka

Early-career scientific achievement and patterns of authorship: the mixed blessings of publication leadership and collaboration pp. 405-410

Nick Haslam and Simon Laham

Postdocs' perceptions of work environment and career prospects at a US academic institution pp. 411-415

Livia Puljak and Wallace D Sharif

2009, volume 18, articles 4

Reviewer and editor biases in journal peer review: an investigation of manuscript refereeing at Angewandte Chemie International Edition pp. 262-272

Lutz Bornmann and Hans-Dieter Daniel

Past performance, peer review and project selection: a case study in the social and behavioral sciences pp. 273-288

Peter van den Besselaar and Loet Leydesdorff

Evaluation of the results and impacts of a social-oriented technology program in Brazil: the case of Prosab (a sanitation research program) pp. 289-300

André Tosi Furtado, Adriana Bin, Maria Beatriz Machado Bonacelli, Sônia Regina Paulino, Maria Augusta Miglino and Paula Felício Drummond de Castro

Dimensions of scientific collaboration and its contribution to the academic research groups' scientific quality pp. 301-311

Helga Bermeo Andrade, Ernesto de los Reyes López and Tomas Bonavia Martín

Assessing the outcomes of student involvement in research: educational outcomes in an engineering research center pp. 313-322

Branco Ponomariov, Eric Welch and Julia Melkers

Service marks as indicators for innovation in knowledge-based services pp. 323-335

Ulrich Schmoch and Stephan Gauch

2009, volume 18, articles 3

Introduction to a special issue on performance evaluation pp. 175-176

Juan Gorraiz, Henk Moed and Edgar Schiebel

Different — not just by label: research-oriented academic careers in Germany pp. 177-184

Susan Böhmer and Markus von Ins

Are there really two types of h index variants? A validation study by using molecular life sciences data pp. 185-190

Lutz Bornmann, Rüdiger Mutz, Hans-Dieter Daniel, Gerlind Wallon and Anna Ledin

Quantitative and qualitative approaches to the study of mobility and scientific performance: a case study of a Spanish university pp. 191-200

Daniela De Filippo, Elías Sanz Casado and Isabel Gómez

Assessment of humanities and social sciences monographs through their publishers: a review and a study towards a model of evaluation pp. 201-213

Elea Giménez-Toledo and Adelaida Román-Román

Multi-authored publications: their influence in the distribution of the financing costs in world licenses pp. 215-220

Juan Gorraiz and Martin Wieland

International publication output and research impact in social sciences: comparison of the Universities of Vienna, Zurich and Oslo pp. 221-232

Juan Gorraiz, Michael Greil, Wolfgang Mayer, Ralph Reimann and Edgar Schiebel

Impact vitality: an indicator based on citing publications in search of excellent scientists pp. 233-241

Nadine Rons and Lucy Amez

The field factor: towards a metric for academic institutions pp. 243-250

Ulf Sandström and Erik Sandström

Israeli research institutes: a dynamic and evaluative perspective pp. 251-260

Bart Thijs, Eric Zimmerman, Judit Bar-Ilan and Wolfgang Glänzel

2009, volume 18, articles 2

Curriculum vitae method in science policy and research evaluation: the state-of-the-art pp. 86-94

Carolina Cañibano and Barry Bozeman

The public CV database of Argentine researchers and the ‘CV-minimum’ Latin-American model of standardization of CV information for R&D evaluation and policy-making pp. 95-103

María Guillermina D'Onofrio

Recognition and weak ties: is there a positive effect of postdoctoral position on academic performance and career development? pp. 105-115

Ana F Zubieta

Using the curriculum vitae for policy research: an evaluation of National Institutes of Health center and training support on career trajectories pp. 117-124

Monica Gaughan

Using curricula vitae for mapping scientific fields: a small-scale experience for Swiss communication sciences pp. 125-134

Benedetto Lepori and Carole Probst

Combining curriculum vitae and bibliometric analysis: mobility, gender and research performance pp. 135-142

Ulf Sandström

CV analysis as a complementary methodological approach: investigating the mobility of Australian scientists pp. 143-151

Richard Woolley and Tim Turpin

An assessment of selection processes among candidates for public research grants: the case of the Ramón y Cajal Programme in Spain pp. 153-161

Carolina Cañibano, Javier Otamendi and Inés Andújar

An evaluation of government-financed R&D projects in Italy pp. 163-172

Giorgio Sirilli and Fabrizio Tuzi

2009, volume 18, articles 1

Thanks, and welcome: new editors pp. 2-2

William Page

World-wide collaboration among medical specialties in smoking research: production, collaboration, visibility and influence pp. 3-12

José Manuel Martínez Albiach

Benchmarking university-industry research cooperation worldwide: performance measurements and indicators based on co-authorship data for the world's largest universities pp. 13-24

Robert J W Tijssen, Thed N van Leeuwen and Erik van Wijk

The percentage of reviews in research output: a simple measure of research esteem pp. 25-37

Grant Lewison

Using models of innovation diffusion to forecast market success: a practitioners' guide pp. 39-50

Alexander Frenzel and Hariolf Grupp

Mapping of plant-based medicine research in China and India pp. 51-59

Bharvi Dutt, J. Suresh Kumar and K C Garg

Assessing technical and cost efficiency of research activities: a case study of the Italian university system pp. 61-70

Giovanni Abramo and Ciriaco Andrea D'Angelo

Using bibliometrics to support the procurement of NIHR biomedical research centres in England pp. 71-82

Thed van Leeuwen, Stijn Hoorens and Jonathan Grant