Victoria Di Césare

Beyond authorship: Analyzing disciplinary patterns of contribution statements using the CRediT taxonomy

Elvira González-Salmón, Victoria Di Césare, Aoxia Xiao, and Nicolás Robinson-García have published a preprint about the contribution of authors in the creation of academic articles. Through a study that has encompassed around 700,000 articles, the authors aimed to better understand how these contributions are distributed across different fields, such as medicine, biology, and physics. They …

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Exploring Multilingualism in Research: A Look at the 4th Helsinki Initiative Webinar

Scholars worldwide come together to discuss the role of languages in academic communication Multilingualism is at the heart of scholarly communication, yet its role is often overshadowed by the dominance of English in many fields. The 4th Helsinki Initiative Webinar on Multilingualism is today, researchers from different nationalities will come together in an online seminar …

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The NWB2024 experience: a chronicle by Vicky

Last week, I had the incredible opportunity of participating in the 29th Nordic Workshop on Bibliometrics & Research Policy (NWB 2024), which took place in stunning Reykjavík, Iceland. It was organized by the University of Iceland in collaboration with the National and University Library of Iceland at Háskólabíó, the University Movie Theatre. Entering there every morning …

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Gender Parity in Scientific Production in Spain: Progress and Challenges

The study reveals an increase in women in research, but warns of persistent inequalities in technological and scientific fields. The Nada es Gratis economics blog has published a review today on gender parity in scientific production in Spain, based on the article by our colleagues Elvira González-Salmón and Nicolás Robinson-García: Women scientists in Spain: A …

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A new seminar is coming up: “Collaboration or Teamwork? Investigating Work Distribution in Science through Contribution Statements”

The presentation will be held online on Zoom on October 18th. It is based on a paper written in collaboration with François van Schalkwyk, Mayra M. Tirado, and Julia Melkers, and it will focus on the dynamics of scientific teams. Nicolas Robinson, PI of COMPARE, is going to participate in the seminar organized by Harvard …

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From a Seminar in Bristol to the STI Conference in Berlin: Developing New Process Research Through a Writing Retreat

During a recent visit to Bristol to give a seminar, Nicolas took the opportunity to join a research writing retreat. This productive experience led to the development of a new process research topic, which will be presented at the 28th STI Conference in Berlin. Last July, our colleague Nicolas Robinson-Garcia visited the Centre for Higher …

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On the diversity of academic profiles in the Humanities

On May 23 and 24, COMPARE members Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado, Daniel Torres-Salinas, Elvira González-Salmón and Nicolás Robinson-García presented their work «Unraveling the diversity of scholars in the Humanities: Profiling humanists based on their publication patterns» at Research Evaluation in Social Sciences and Humanities Conference (RESSH 2024). Despite not being able to attend in person, Wenceslao had …

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Evaluative altmetrics applied to research evaluation

A new article was published in Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics by COMPARE team members Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado and Daniel Torres-Salinas. In the paper, titled «Evaluative altmetrics: is there evidence for its application to research evaluation?», the authors explore the possibilities of altmetrics for evaluative contexts and propose a methodological framework. Take a look at …

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