Bibliometrics and research Impact community

BRIC 2023

ARCHIVe of event, June 7-8, 2023

Pre-conference June 6

FIRE EVERYWHERE! THE CONFERENCE THAT SMOKED!

St. Paul University, Ottawa, Ontario

Our BRIC 2023 event location: St. Paul University, Ottawa

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PRE-CONFERENCE Sessions lIT THE FIRE - June 6

  • Annual InCites Forum Canada led by Marisa Ruccolo from Clarivate

  • Creating Visualizations Using Altmetric & Dimensions Data with Mike Taylor from Digital Science [Slides available]

  • Analyzing Research Trends and Impact using SciVal with Tahseen Khanday from Elsevier

hEATing UP THE STAGE - Wednesday, June 7th

  • Keynote: Philippe Mongeon (Dalhousie): Breaking the silos: collaboration between practitioners and academics in the Canadian LIS community

  • Ann Beynon (Clarivate): An analysis of the mobility patterns of Canadian researchers in three research fields [View PDF]

  • Welcome and [a fun] community survey

  • David Campbell & Paul Khayat (Elsevier): Custom thematic queries [View PDF]

  • Guenwen Zhang et al. (Alberta): Empowering Bibliometric Analysis with Python and API [View PDF]

  • Euan Adie (Overton): Policy citations: promises, pitfalls and practical first steps [View PDF]

  • Toby Green (Coherent Digital): How do you measure real world impact [via this tweet thread or if you prefer PDF]

  • Christopher Manuel (Women and Gender Equality Canada): Measuring the influence of WAGE-funded research outputs on decision-making

  • Smith, Ruccolo, Demaine (various): Visualizations that matter

  • Evening reception in the Rossy Room at the National Arts Centre

CLEARING THE AIR - Thursday June 8th

  • Keynote: Juan Pablo Alperin (Simon Fraser): Beyond English: Seeing the global and diverse world of research and scholarship

  • Neil Byers (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory): Not created equal: Towards comprehensive citation capture and classification at the US DOE Joint Genome Institute [View PDF]

  • Rachel Miles (Virginia Tech): 'Responsible use of what?' Navigating US university governance to approve an institutional statement on the responsible use of metrics [View PDF]

  • Emily Hart & Stephanie McReynolds (Syracuse): A new “Lens” - Exploring new tools for research impact reporting [View PDF]

  • Mike Taylor (Digital Science): Evaluating the diversity of scientific discourse on twenty-one multilingual Wikipedias using citation analysis [View PDF]

  • Leigh-Ann Butler (UOttawa): Bibliometrics and APCs: Monitoring the challenging landscape of article processing charges

  • Brett Williams (Ontario Medical Association): What does academic misconduct look like in citation networks after the disclosure of the misconduct? [View PDF]

  • Christie Hurrell (Calgary): Digital Repositories: Fertile Ground for Tracking the Impact of Non-Traditional Research? [View PDF]

  • Laura Bredahl (Waterloo): The Current and Evolving Landscape of Bibliometric Tools and Technologies

  • Jeff Demaine (McMaster): Bibliographic coupling with R-Bibliometrix

Detailed program in fancy format with abstracts (archived). All rights © the presenter(s)/authors.

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