Detailed schedule (2)

08:45 – 09:00: Name badge pick-up at entrance of Háskólabíó

09:00 – 09:10: Welcome address

09:10 – 10:00: Nordic perspective on CoARA – keynote by Janne Pölönen (Federation of Finnish Learned Societies, Finland).

Nearly 800 organisations have signed the Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment (ARRA) and almost 700 signatories have joined CoARA (Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment).  From the Nordic countries, 105 signatory organisations – including 90 CoARA members – share the CoARA vision that “assessment of research, researchers and research organisations recognises the diverse outputs, practices and activities that maximise the quality and impact of research“. This talk presents ARRA principles and commitments in the normative framework for responsible research assessment (RRA), explores the Nordic countries‘ engagement in CoARA (Action plans, National Chapters and Working Groups), and discusses some of the challenges and opportunities of the assessment reform from the Nordic perspective. 

10:00 – 10:20: ☕️ Coffee break ☕️ 

➡️  Open Science / Policy

Moderator: Fredrik Åström.

10:20 – 10:40: The role of Open Science and Metrics in Science Policy: Case Finnish University CoARA Action Plans.
Authors: Susanna Nykyri & Laura Niemi (Tampere University & University of Turku).

10:40 – 11:00: We _do_ have a Plan B. An Analysis of the Qualitative Part of the New Institutional University Indicator for Aalborg University. Authors: Birger Larsen, Poul Melchiorsen, Kathrine Bjerg Bennike, Jakob Stoustrup & Gunnar Sivertsen (University of Aalborg & NIFU).

11:00 – 11:20: Recommendations for the continuation of the Norwegian publication indicator.
Authors: Gunnar Sivertsen & Vidar Røeggen (NIFU & University of Norway).

11:20 – 11:40: In what way can The Norwegian Register contribute to a changed scholarly communication landscape in Norway and internationally? Authors: Monica Roos, Lena-Cecilie Linge & Markus Bang (Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills).

11:40 – 11:50: Short break

➡️  Societal Impact

Moderator: Susanna Nykyri.

11:50 – 12:10: Exploring the societal impact of academic projects in the context of global development cooperation.
Authors: Joshua Eykens, Dirk Derom & Walter Ysebaert (ECOOM-STORE Vrije Universiteit).

12:10 – 12:30: A framework for evaluating the societal impact of research.
Author: Dmytro Filchenko (Clarivate).

12:30 – 13:10: 🍽️  Lunch

➡️  Publication Patterns

Moderator: Laura Niemi.

13:10 – 13:30: Advancing Equitable Research Evaluation: Introducing Keyword Impact Assessment (KIA) and Case Study Insights through Open-Access Software. Authors: Ashraf Maleki & Kim Holmberg (University of Turku).

13:30 – 13:50: How did Covid-19 Affect Publication Behaviour? A Gender Perspective on the Output of Aalborg University during the Pandemic. Authors: Kathrine Bjerg Bennike, Florian Meier, Poul Melchiorsen, Birger Larsen & Gunnar Sivertsen (University of Aalborg and NIFU).

13:50 – 14:10: New insights into scientific knowledge production and dissemination: studying preprint withdrawals.
Author: Ewa Zegler-Poleska (University of Warsaw).

14:10 – 14:30: A change of monograph publication patterns after the implementation of the Polish Publishers List.
Authors: Emanuel Kulczycki, Przemysław Korytkowski, Gabriela Dzięgiel-Fivet & Anna Maziarska (West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań and National Information Processing Institute – National Research Institute).

14:30 – 14:50: Funding of research in medicine and health in Norway: complementary or supplementary funding sources?
Authors: Ida Svege, Fredrik Piro, Henrik Karlstrøm & Dag Aksnes (NIFU).

14:50 – 15:10: ☕️ Coffee break ☕️

➡️  Open Access

Moderator: Fredrik Åström.

15:10 – 15:30: Will OpenAlex solve our problems? A coverage and metadata comparison with Cristin.
Authors: Caroline S. Armitage & Eli H. Seland (University of Bergen).

15:30 – 15:50: Cost of open access: mapping article processing charges for Sweden-affiliated publications across multiple publishers. Authors: A. I. M. Jakaria Rahman & Marco Schirone (Chalmers University of Technology & University of Borås).

15:50 – 16:10: On the operationalization of diamond open access in quantitative science studies.
Authors: Marc-André Simard, Leigh-Ann Butler, Juan Pablo Alperin, & Stefanie Haustein (Université de Montréal, University of Ottawa & Simon Fraser University).

16:10 – 17:10: 📯 Poster Minute Madness 📯 Moderator: Birger Larsen.

1. Navigating in-between index-specific requirements – a library’s perspective. By Katharina Beberweil (Netherlands)
   
   
2. What is local research? A theoretical and operational framework. By Victoria Di Césare & Nicolas Robinson-Garcia (Spain)
   
   
3. Generating OpenAlex research datasets with the Open Research Converter. By John Culbert, Nina Smirnova, Ahsan Shahid & Philipp Mayr (Germany)
   
   
4. Rethinking altmetrics in the light of the current science landscape. By Adrián A. Díaz-Faes, Zohreh Zahedi & Rodrigo Costas (Spain/Netherlands/Iran)
   
   
5. Use case of a bibliometric analysis to monitor the use of AI in science by agrifood universities. By Oriane L.M. Guerin, Bianka Fábryová, Willen Jan Knibbe, Łukasz Grus & Ricardo da Silva Torres (Netherlands)
   
   
6. Slumbering beauties at Lund University: identifying their impact and significance. By Mikael Graffner (Sweden)
   
   
7. Investigating the Ripple Effect of Mentorship on Open Access Publishing. By Carlos Areia, Kathryn Weber Boer & Mike Taylor (UK)
   
   
8. Nordic Open Data publication levels and impact assessment – Opportunities in the metrics space. By Mark Hahnel (UK)
   
   
9. Characterising the policy landscape: A taxonomic approach to global policy organisations. By Kat Hart, Euan Adie & Nathalie Cornée (UK)
   
   
10. Grant to publications links: Comparing links to RCN funding in Cristin and Web of Science. By Jon Holm, Vibecke Helene Ahmed Viul & Marit Øye Gjersdal (Norway)
    
    
11. Publication patterns in psychology in the light of current research information systems. A case study of Nordic universities. By Kristiina Hintikka (Finland)
    
    
12. LoThe evaluation of Nordic medical research: foreign citations to domestic papers or all citations to all papers? By Grant Lewison & Richard Sullivan (UK)
    
    
13. The sexing of Icelandic scientists, 2000-24. By Grant Lewison, Hamish Sharp, Philip Roe & Richard Sullivan (UK)
    
    
14. RIA (Reseach Impact Assesment) in the context of COARA. By Sari Lindblom (Finland)
    
    
15. A bibliometric evaluation of Slovak social sciences and humanities research published between 1993-2022. By Marcel Martončik & Matúš Adamkovič (Slovakia)
    
    
16. Creation of an incentivized course for managing your online scholarly identity. By Rachel Miles & Emily S. Mazure (USA)
    
    
17. The Impact of the Virtualization of Scholarly Conferences on the Gender Structure of Conference Contributors. By Agnieszka Olechnicka, Adam Płoszaj & Ewa Zegler-Poleska (Poland)
    
    
18. Battery research development and publications. By Hans Pohl, Gustaf Nelhans, Magnus Karlström & Patrik Johansson (Sweden)
    
    
19. Political-Economic Characteristics of the Open Access Transformation: Exploring the Dimensions of Stagnant Scholarly Outputs. By Roberto Cruz Romero & Stephan Stahlschmidt (Germany)
    
    
20. Developing a Hybrid Indicator Model for Responsible Research Assessment and Open Science Evaluation. By Katri Rintamäki, Heikki Laitinen & Anni Tarkiainen (Finland)
    
    
21. Whether evaluation and marking citations are necessary and possible? – on OSH examples. By Witold Sygocki & Aneta Drabek (Poland)
    
    
22. From Research to Policy: Exploring the Impact of UKRI-Funded Research on Policymaking. By Francesca Soldati (UK)
    
    
23. Clear as water: measuring the visibility of ocean literature topics using citations, news mentions, and policy mentions. By Rémi Toupin, Geoff Krause, Poppy Riddle, Madelaine Hare & Philippe Mongeon (Canada)
    
    
24. Attempts at evaluating open access citation advantages in University of X. By Petri Turunen (Finland)

     

19:00 – 22:30: Gala dinner at Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre (5th floor, Björtuloft).