Scope
The broad focus of the conference is on collaboration and communication in science and technology; science policy; quantitative aspects of science of science; and combination and integration of qualitative and quantitative approaches in study of scientific practices. The conference thus aims to contribute to evidence-based and informed knowledge about scientific research and practices which in turn may further provide input to institutional, regional, national and international research and innovation policy making.
Call for papers
Papers are invited for COLLNET 2016. Please submit extended abstract (3 pages) now by 15th July 2016 15th August, 2016 (extended date) to [email protected] with a copy to Hildrun Kretschmer at [email protected] and to Habil, Jean-Charles Lamirel at [email protected]. The conference will consider, but not be limited to, the following indicative theme:
A. Emerging issues in Scientometrics / Informetrics /Webometrics and History
- Science Policy and Collaboration
- Science Policy, Collaboration and History
- Collaboration Studies for Science & Society
- Collaboration, Knowledge Management & Industrial Partnership
- Collaborative Bridge between Academic Research and Industry
- Techniques for Collaboration Studies
- Visualization Techniques in Collaboration Studies
- Quantitative Analysis of S&T Innovations
- Informetrics Laws and Distributions, Mathematical Models of Communication or Collaboration
- Nature and Growth of Science and of Collaboration in Science and its Relation with Technological Output
- Evaluation Indicators
- Collaboration in Science and in Technology from both Quantitative and Qualitative Points of View
- Informetrics Laws and Distributions
B. Data Management
- Data Analysis and Data Mining
- Open Access Management and its Impact
C. Information Technology and Management
- Information and Knowledge Measurement
- Information Literacy Program
- Technology & Innovations in Libraries and Impact Measurement
- Development and Assessment of Digital Repositories
- Economic Co-operation and Development
- Historical and Comparative case studies related to Librarianship
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