Spotting the ‘predatory’ publisher
FAQ: A publisher I haven’t heard of has invited me to submit a paper to their journal. How do I know that they are reputable? Following the publication of the Finch Report and the subsequent actions...
View ArticleJournal Citation Reports – 2013 data now available
Thomson Reuters have just released a new version of Journal Citation Reports (JCR), now including 2013 citation data. Please do take a look to see how your preferred journals have fared over the last...
View ArticleGraduate School Workshops in February 2015
We have a range of workshops running in February, open to Postgraduate Research Students and Early Career Researchers at UN. They include short 2 hour workshops in qualitative and quantitative data...
View ArticleA brief history of your h-index
Join campus Columbo Professor Jeff Ollerton on an intrepid adventure to calculate the evolution* of his Web of Science h-index, using nothing more than an online database, an export file and a copy of...
View ArticleThe Altmetric bookmarklet – a researcher view
“Academics seem to be obsessed with metrics of all kinds at the moment, and I’m certainly not immune to it as my recent post on the h-index demonstrated. So I was intrigued by a new (at least to me)...
View ArticleOpen Access Week webinars
Next week (October 19th to 25th) is international Open Access Week. It is a great time to catch up on what open access means for you and your research. Here at Northampton we will mark the occasion...
View ArticleOnline tutorials for PGR students and early career researchers
There are now five new interactive tutorials on the Skills Hub. You will find them in a new section ‘Postgraduate Research Skills‘ on the ‘Academic Skills‘ tab. Author bibliometrics – examines the key...
View ArticleThe Metric Tide: Are you using bibliometrics responsibly?
Recent years have seen an increase in the use of metrics for research assessment. Whether using citation data to support REF scores, calculating an h-index to compare researchers or research groups,...
View ArticleWebinar with Professor Charles Oppenheim – Part 3 – Research Methods
I hope that you are able to join us for our last webinar in this series on research methods. Time: 12 pm – 1 pm Location: Wherever you have access to a laptop/desktop/mobile… and wifi Date: 21st of...
View Article12pm – 1 pm – Tuesday 21st March – Research Methods – Professor Charles...
FREE WEBINAR Professor Charles Oppenheim will be presenting on Research Methods (Part 3) Covering: Nick Moores Info Policy Analysis Matrix Bibliometrics Citation Analysis Measuring Impact Journal...
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