Event date: June 4, 2024
Event time: 14:00 - 15:30 CET
Location: Online to be accessed via the EARMA website
Registration: This event is free of charge, but as for all our events, registration is required. Just click on the yellow button at the top of this page and see here how to access the event.
Link to join the event: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82550373819
About the event:
Our upcoming 90 minute webinar, "Building a collaborative research culture, maximising impact and promoting openness through a data-informed strategy" is hosted in collaboration between EARMA and Digital Science. It will bring together a panel of experts to explore how data captured across various stages of the research lifecycle can not only unlock new insights, but also significantly enhance research impact and cultivate a culture of integrity, openness, and collaboration.
Discussion topics include:
● Innovative examples of how data-driven approaches can serve as a foundation for strategic research planning, enabling institutions to capitalise on their strengths, target promising interdisciplinary areas, and shape future research agendas.
● Novel real-world approaches to using Dimensions data for thematic analysis to develop strategies that focus on exploring research topics, interconnectedness, evolution, and potential. We will learn how this data is used to foster future research collaborations, and guide long-term planning based on these thematic insights
● New ways to advance research quality and cultivate a culture of integrity
● The pivotal role open research plays in bridging the gap between identifying collaborative opportunities and enhancing the visibility and attractiveness of research.
Inspired by COARA's "Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment," which champions practices and activities that boost the quality and impact of research, additional panel members will join the webinar to discuss and demonstrate how research managers, funders, and evaluators can use data to:
● Identify practices that advance research quality, integrity, and openness
● Monitor and showcase progress in open research practices across various levels
● Recognize and reward diverse contributions to research, highlighting open and collaborative efforts.
Presenters:
Ann Campbell: Technical Solutions Manager - Dimensions and Altmetric, Digital Science
Ann Campbell serves as a Technical Solutions Manager with Digital Science, where she specializes in Dimensions & Altmetric data extractions and integrations. With a background spanning 16 years in the university sector, Ann has expertly implemented several research information and management systems and has successfully integrated data from these systems, creating key data ecosystems that have provided holistic and comprehensive views of the institution’s research landscape. Ann has extensive working knowledge in identifying and using data to evidence research impact, research assessment, diversity and inclusion, and contribution towards the UN SDGs. She has played a lead role in data preparation for a number of REF Assessments, Diversity and Inclusion charters and other mandatory submissions.
Picture credit: Annette Koroll
Isabel Teusch, Research Officer, TU Berlin
Isabel Teusch holds a degree in Political Science and a Master of Business Administration. Before joining the Technische Universität Berlin in 2014, she worked in politics and publishing. At TU Berlin, she held various strategic and administrative positions close to the Executive Board. In June 2023, she joined the Research Analytics branch of the university's Research Development team, where she supports scientists and science managers in developing future research collaborations and strategic mid- to long-term research planning.
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