THURSDAY, MAY 23
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| Timeframe | Programme |
|---|---|
| 9.00 | Registration desk opening |
| 9.30/10.00 | Welcome Professor Daniel Carey, Chair, Irish Research Council Dr Lisa Griffith, Director of Digital Repository Ireland |
| 10.00/11.00 | Keynote: ‘Commoning’ the Humanities and the Social Sciences Dr Samuel A Moore, University of Cambridge Chair: Lai Ma |
| 11.00/11.30 | Coffee break |
| 11.30/13.00 | PARALLEL SESSIONS Session 1.1 / EVALUATION (Fottrell Theatre) Chair: Cristina Arhiliuc Playing the Evaluation Game or Gaming the Assessment Regime: How Does SSH Respond to Metrics? Emanuel Kulczycki Understanding Evaluation Criteria: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Implementation of Tenure-Track Professorships at German Universities Carolin Luksche, Claudia Begemann, Jasmin M. Kizilirmak and Julia Röwert Navigating Evaluation Frameworks in Humanities and Social Sciences: A Comparative International Analysis Xin Xu, Alis Oancea, Gemma Derrick, James Robson, Antonin Charret, Jessica Pilgrim-Brown and Lingxuan Chen Practice-based SSH research: Towards a better understanding and evaluation Kamila Lewandowska, Mikołaj Bojnarowicz and Artem Chumachenko Session 1.2 / Publishing in SSH (AMB-G007) Chair: André Brasil The geographic focus of SSH books in the Library of Congress Hongyu Zhou, Kai Li, Raf Guns, Tim C.E. Engels and Brian Dobreski Towards a situated notion of research quality: An exploratory study of three journal quality frameworks Patricia Alonso-Álvarez Characterizing Canadian journals of the social sciences, arts and humanities and their role in the dissemination of Canadian research Simon van Bellen and Vincent Larivière Editorial boards of Italian legal journals: a case study in civil law Ginevra Peruginelli and Tommaso Agnoloni |
| 13.00/14.30 | Lunch + Posters International collaboration in SSH: looking further than the Web of Science Peter Aspeslagh A bibliometric map of local research in the social sciences and humanities Raf Guns The Assessment of Innovative Scholarly Outputs Maciej Maryl, Magdalena Wnuk and Tomasz Umerle Improving the quality and accessibility of metadata of Ukrainian academic events: analysis of organizational practices and preferences of organizers and scholars Sabina Auhunas The Evaluation of Spanish Scientific Journals in Social Sciences and Humanities María Ángeles Coslado Bernabé and Virginia de Pablo Co-designing Training on the Responsible Use of Research Metrics for the Irish Research Ecosystem Colleen Thomas, Emma Dorris, Patrick Phillips, David O’Connell, Patrick Murray, Fiona Brennan, Liam Cleere, Michelle Norris, William Fitzmaurice, Grace Mulcahy Institutional Responsible Research Assessment Efforts and the Response from SSH Disciplines – the Case of Masaryk University Michal Petr, Natálie Hílek, Petra Mořkovská and Monika Kuchlei Sieberová Digital OA Monographs in Poland: Challenges of Evaluation Marta Świetlik and Magdalena Wnuk Assessing the Impact of Humanities and Social Sciences on Technological Frontiers Through Patent Citations Abdelghani Maddi and Chérifa Boukacem-Zeghmouri Creating the metrics we wish to see in SSH: Encouraging Wikimedia Impact with Metrics and the Wikimedia Impact Tracker Brett Buttliere, Matthew Vetter and Sage Ross Exploring the Collaboration Networks of Female Scholars in Digital Humanities Using LinkedIn Data Aria Zijin Li and Jennifer Edmond Embedding open research practices: perspectives from an SSH publisher Becky Hill and Liz Allen Societal Impact or Engaging with the Public: The Role of Learned Societies in the Dissemination of Research Michael Ochsner, Mimi Urbanc, Elina Late, Raf Guns, Janne Pölönen and Jadranka Stojanovski |
| 14.30/16.00 | Session 2 / Research on Research (Fottrell Theatre) Chair: Kamila Lewandowska Unraveling the diversity of scholars in the Humanities: Profiling humanists based on their publication patterns Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado, Daniel Torres-Salinas, Elvira Gonzalez-Salmon and Nicolas Robinson-Garcia The Berlin Science Survey. Mapping the differences in research cultures between Social Science, Humanities, and other subject groups Jens Ambrasat and Denise Lüdtke Internationalisation of Chinese Humanities and Social Sciences: Contextual Agency and In-between Dilemmas Xin Xu A comparative analysis of the evolution of co-authorship practices in Social Sciences and Humanities in four European countries Cristina Arhiliuc, Tim C. E. Engels, Emanuel Kulczycki, Przemysław Korytkowski, Anna Maziarczyk, Janne Pölönen and Gunnar Sivertsen |
| 16.00/16.30 | Coffee break |
| 16.30/17.30 | PARALLEL SESSIONS Session 3.1 / Open Research (Forttrell Theatre) Chair: Nataša Jermen Assessing awareness, engagement and training needs in Open Research Practices: A Study of Irish Researchers in Social Sciences across Quantitative and Qualitative Methods Dounia Lakhzoum and Dermot Lynott Open Science Practices in the SSH in Switzerland: Towards a Conceptualisation of Open Science that is Open to Disciplinary Diversity Michael Ochsner and Eva Furrer Does Open Science reach policy more than non-Open Science? Evidence from the Overton database and its coverage across databases Biegzat Murat, Ed Noyons and Rodrigo Costas Session 3.2 / Societal Impact: Evaluation Practice (AMB-G007) Chair: Gunnar Sivertsen Navigating Societal Impact in the Changing Landscape of Research – SSH Researchers’ Profiles of Societal Interaction Reetta Muhonen, Maria Pietilä and Janne Pölönen Recognizing Societal Impact: Discourse Analysis of Assessment Reports on Research Performance in Lithuania Liutauras Kraniauskas Collaboration between academic researchers and non-academics in SSH: a network perspective Eline Vandewalle, Raf Guns and Tim C.E. Engels |
| 17.30/18.30 | ENRESSH meeting |
| 18.30/21.00 | Conference reception/dinner @ Aula Maxima |
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