The esss 2012 starts with a Tutorial day. Then two conference-like introductory days addressing a broader
audience are followed by four days with seminars, individual
hands-on sessions and teamwork in small groups.
Preliminary Programme Overview
July 1st
Tutorial Day
Conference
July 2nd
Conference day 1: Introduction to Scientometrics:
Theoretical and
Practical Aspects
July 3rd
Conference day 2 State of the Art
Seminars
July 4th
Seminars day 1 - Data sources, Cleaning & Journal Impact Measures
July 5th
Seminars day 2 - Network analysis
- Bibexcel
July 6th
Seminars day 3 Workshop research evaluation
July 7th
Seminars day 4 Panel Discussion
Preliminary Programme Conference
July 2nd:
Introduction to Scientometrics:
Theoretical and
Practical Aspects
Welcome and Opening Remarks
History and Institutionalization of Scientometrics
Indicators: Theory and Practice
Mathematical rudiments
Network analysis
July 3rd: Procedures and indicators
Collaboration in Science Donald de B. Beaver
New Developments in Bibliometric Methods Anthony van Raan, CWTS - Centre for Science and Technology Studies, Leiden University, The Netherlands
Classification Éric Archambault
Subject Delineation & Bibliometrics-aided Retrieval Michel Zitt
Citation Analysis in Research Evaluation Henk Moed, Senior Scientific Advisor, Elsevier
Mapping and Visualisation of Science Katy Börner, School of Library and Information Science, Indiana University, USA
Preliminary Programme Seminars
July 1st: Tutorial day
Bibliometric Crash Course
Database Tutorials
July 4th: Seminars Day 1
Data Sources, Cleaning & Journal Impact Measures TBD
Cleaning and Processing of Corporate Address Data Matthias Winterhager, Bielefeld University, Institute of Science and Technology Studies (IWT), Germany
July 5th: Seminars Day 2
Network Analysis TBD
Bibexcel Olle Persson, Sociology Department, Umeå universitet, Sweden
