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  1. My new paper is out in Research Evaluation. I introduce "assessment creep": a risk that, as research assessment moves beyond simplistic metrics, we keep adding legitimate new criteria without making clear how they should be prioritised or combined:

    🔗 doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag050

    The challenge for #DORA, #CoARA & research assessment reform is not complexity itself, but keeping evaluation coherent, transparent & accountable.

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchPolicy #OpenScience #Bibliometrics

  2. My new paper is out in Research Evaluation. I introduce "assessment creep": a risk that, as research assessment moves beyond simplistic metrics, we keep adding legitimate new criteria without making clear how they should be prioritised or combined:

    🔗 doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag050

    The challenge for #DORA, #CoARA & research assessment reform is not complexity itself, but keeping evaluation coherent, transparent & accountable.

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchPolicy #OpenScience #Bibliometrics

  3. My new paper is out in Research Evaluation. I introduce "assessment creep": a risk that, as research assessment moves beyond simplistic metrics, we keep adding legitimate new criteria without making clear how they should be prioritised or combined:

    🔗 doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag050

    The challenge for #DORA, #CoARA & research assessment reform is not complexity itself, but keeping evaluation coherent, transparent & accountable.

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchPolicy #OpenScience #Bibliometrics

  4. My new paper is out in Research Evaluation. I introduce "assessment creep": a risk that, as research assessment moves beyond simplistic metrics, we keep adding legitimate new criteria without making clear how they should be prioritised or combined:

    🔗 doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag050

    The challenge for #DORA, #CoARA & research assessment reform is not complexity itself, but keeping evaluation coherent, transparent & accountable.

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchPolicy #OpenScience #Bibliometrics

  5. My new paper is out in Research Evaluation. I introduce "assessment creep": a risk that, as research assessment moves beyond simplistic metrics, we keep adding legitimate new criteria without making clear how they should be prioritised or combined:

    🔗 doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag050

    The challenge for #DORA, #CoARA & research assessment reform is not complexity itself, but keeping evaluation coherent, transparent & accountable.

    #ResearchEvaluation #ResearchPolicy #OpenScience #Bibliometrics

  6. When did "local" become a synonym for "second-rate"? A thought-provoking new paper in #ResearchEvaluation argues that locality is a characteristic of research, not a measure of its quality.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag045

    A timely reminder for everyone involved in research assessment.

    #Scientometrics #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  7. When did "local" become a synonym for "second-rate"? A thought-provoking new paper in #ResearchEvaluation argues that locality is a characteristic of research, not a measure of its quality.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag045

    A timely reminder for everyone involved in research assessment.

    #Scientometrics #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  8. When did "local" become a synonym for "second-rate"? A thought-provoking new paper in #ResearchEvaluation argues that locality is a characteristic of research, not a measure of its quality.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag045

    A timely reminder for everyone involved in research assessment.

    #Scientometrics #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  9. When did "local" become a synonym for "second-rate"? A thought-provoking new paper in #ResearchEvaluation argues that locality is a characteristic of research, not a measure of its quality.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag045

    A timely reminder for everyone involved in research assessment.

    #Scientometrics #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  10. When did "local" become a synonym for "second-rate"? A thought-provoking new paper in #ResearchEvaluation argues that locality is a characteristic of research, not a measure of its quality.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1093/reseval/rvag045

    A timely reminder for everyone involved in research assessment.

    #Scientometrics #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #SciencePolicy #HigherEducation

  11. EU-backed innovative approaches to combating the trafficking of goods

    The illicit trafficking of goods is a security threat and a growing challenge for Europe. Traffickers, who are…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanCommission #Europeaninternalsecurity #EuropeanUnion #innovation #Research #researchpolicy
    europesays.com/europe/77393/

  12. Analysing more than 30K cell biology papers 📄, the authors found that after performance-based evaluation systems began emphasizing first and corresponding authorship, the number of co-first and co-corresponding authors increased substantially.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1016/j.joi.2026.101

    Interestingly, team sizes did not grow in the same way = credit was simply redistributed among more researchers.

    #Scientometrics #ResearchEvaluation #Authorship #AcademicPublishing #ResearchPolicy

  13. Analysing more than 30K cell biology papers 📄, the authors found that after performance-based evaluation systems began emphasizing first and corresponding authorship, the number of co-first and co-corresponding authors increased substantially.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1016/j.joi.2026.101

    Interestingly, team sizes did not grow in the same way = credit was simply redistributed among more researchers.

    #Scientometrics #ResearchEvaluation #Authorship #AcademicPublishing #ResearchPolicy

  14. Analysing more than 30K cell biology papers 📄, the authors found that after performance-based evaluation systems began emphasizing first and corresponding authorship, the number of co-first and co-corresponding authors increased substantially.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1016/j.joi.2026.101

    Interestingly, team sizes did not grow in the same way = credit was simply redistributed among more researchers.

    #Scientometrics #ResearchEvaluation #Authorship #AcademicPublishing #ResearchPolicy

  15. Analysing more than 30K cell biology papers 📄, the authors found that after performance-based evaluation systems began emphasizing first and corresponding authorship, the number of co-first and co-corresponding authors increased substantially.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1016/j.joi.2026.101

    Interestingly, team sizes did not grow in the same way = credit was simply redistributed among more researchers.

    #Scientometrics #ResearchEvaluation #Authorship #AcademicPublishing #ResearchPolicy

  16. Analysing more than 30K cell biology papers 📄, the authors found that after performance-based evaluation systems began emphasizing first and corresponding authorship, the number of co-first and co-corresponding authors increased substantially.

    :doi: doi.org/10.1016/j.joi.2026.101

    Interestingly, team sizes did not grow in the same way = credit was simply redistributed among more researchers.

    #Scientometrics #ResearchEvaluation #Authorship #AcademicPublishing #ResearchPolicy

  17. 📢 How do we measure the openness of science?

    OSMI & FORM invite you to a free webinar introducing the #OSMIPrinciples and exploring how a structured, adaptable framework can help stakeholders assess the openness of research across diverse regional contexts.

    🗓️ July 8, 2026 | 13:00 GST | Online

    🎙️ Speakers: @BraccoLaetitia, Rania Sabo, Lamis Elkheir

    🔗 Registration: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist

    #OpenScience #OSMI #ResearchPolicy #Webinar

  18. 📢 How do we measure the openness of science?

    OSMI & FORM invite you to a free webinar introducing the #OSMIPrinciples and exploring how a structured, adaptable framework can help stakeholders assess the openness of research across diverse regional contexts.

    🗓️ July 8, 2026 | 13:00 GST | Online

    🎙️ Speakers: @BraccoLaetitia, Rania Sabo, Lamis Elkheir

    🔗 Registration: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist

    #OpenScience #OSMI #ResearchPolicy #Webinar

  19. 📢 How do we measure the openness of science?

    OSMI & FORM invite you to a free webinar introducing the #OSMIPrinciples and exploring how a structured, adaptable framework can help stakeholders assess the openness of research across diverse regional contexts.

    🗓️ July 8, 2026 | 13:00 GST | Online

    🎙️ Speakers: @BraccoLaetitia, Rania Sabo, Lamis Elkheir

    🔗 Registration: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist

    #OpenScience #OSMI #ResearchPolicy #Webinar

  20. 📢 How do we measure the openness of science?

    OSMI & FORM invite you to a free webinar introducing the #OSMIPrinciples and exploring how a structured, adaptable framework can help stakeholders assess the openness of research across diverse regional contexts.

    🗓️ July 8, 2026 | 13:00 GST | Online

    🎙️ Speakers: @BraccoLaetitia, Rania Sabo, Lamis Elkheir

    🔗 Registration: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist

    #OpenScience #OSMI #ResearchPolicy #Webinar

  21. 📢 How do we measure the openness of science?

    OSMI & FORM invite you to a free webinar introducing the #OSMIPrinciples and exploring how a structured, adaptable framework can help stakeholders assess the openness of research across diverse regional contexts.

    🗓️ July 8, 2026 | 13:00 GST | Online

    🎙️ Speakers: @BraccoLaetitia, Rania Sabo, Lamis Elkheir

    🔗 Registration: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist

    #OpenScience #OSMI #ResearchPolicy #Webinar

  22. Research and Innovation against Illicit Drugs – From Foresight to Impact

    On 5 and 6 May, 100 participants drawn from an array of law enforcement entities, customs, forensics, academia,…
    #Europe #EU #EuropeanCommission #drugaddiction #EUofficeoragency #researchpolicy #researchprogramme
    europesays.com/europe/53969/

  23. Proposed large cuts to US science agencies were mostly scaled back by Congress. #NSF, #NASA and #NIH budgets ended up far less affected than initially announced, showing the strength of legislative checks in budget-making.

    🔗 pourlascience.fr/sr/les-scienc

    #ResearchPolicy #ScienceFunding

  24. Proposed large cuts to US science agencies were mostly scaled back by Congress. #NSF, #NASA and #NIH budgets ended up far less affected than initially announced, showing the strength of legislative checks in budget-making.

    🔗 pourlascience.fr/sr/les-scienc

    #ResearchPolicy #ScienceFunding

  25. 🌍 The Principles of Open Science Monitoring are now speaking more languages!

    Following the recent presentation of the OSMI infographic, we're pleased to announce it is now available in 9 languages: Arabic, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Slovenian, and Spanish.

    📊 Explore all language versions here: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18589689

    #OpenScience #OpenScienceMonitoring #Multilingual #ResearchPolicy #ScienceCommunication

  26. 🌍 The Principles of Open Science Monitoring are now speaking more languages!

    Following the recent presentation of the OSMI infographic, we're pleased to announce it is now available in 9 languages: Arabic, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Slovenian, and Spanish.

    📊 Explore all language versions here: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18589689

    #OpenScience #OpenScienceMonitoring #Multilingual #ResearchPolicy #ScienceCommunication

  27. 🌍 The Principles of Open Science Monitoring are now speaking more languages!

    Following the recent presentation of the OSMI infographic, we're pleased to announce it is now available in 9 languages: Arabic, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Slovenian, and Spanish.

    📊 Explore all language versions here: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18589689

    #OpenScience #OpenScienceMonitoring #Multilingual #ResearchPolicy #ScienceCommunication

  28. 🌍 The Principles of Open Science Monitoring are now speaking more languages!

    Following the recent presentation of the OSMI infographic, we're pleased to announce it is now available in 9 languages: Arabic, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Slovenian, and Spanish.

    📊 Explore all language versions here: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18589689

    #OpenScience #OpenScienceMonitoring #Multilingual #ResearchPolicy #ScienceCommunication

  29. 🌍 The Principles of Open Science Monitoring are now speaking more languages!

    Following the recent presentation of the OSMI infographic, we're pleased to announce it is now available in 9 languages: Arabic, Finnish, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Portuguese, Slovenian, and Spanish.

    📊 Explore all language versions here: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18589689

    #OpenScience #OpenScienceMonitoring #Multilingual #ResearchPolicy #ScienceCommunication

  30. Using neural embeddings of citation networks, researchers map scientific “disruption”: when future research stops following past directions and starts a new trajectory.

    phys.org/news/2026-03-breakthr

    #Science #Innovation #Bibliometrics #MachineLearning #ResearchPolicy

  31. Using neural embeddings of citation networks, researchers map scientific “disruption”: when future research stops following past directions and starts a new trajectory.

    phys.org/news/2026-03-breakthr

    #Science #Innovation #Bibliometrics #MachineLearning #ResearchPolicy

  32. Using neural embeddings of citation networks, researchers map scientific “disruption”: when future research stops following past directions and starts a new trajectory.

    phys.org/news/2026-03-breakthr

    #Science #Innovation #Bibliometrics #MachineLearning #ResearchPolicy

  33. Using neural embeddings of citation networks, researchers map scientific “disruption”: when future research stops following past directions and starts a new trajectory.

    phys.org/news/2026-03-breakthr

    #Science #Innovation #Bibliometrics #MachineLearning #ResearchPolicy

  34. Using neural embeddings of citation networks, researchers map scientific “disruption”: when future research stops following past directions and starts a new trajectory.

    phys.org/news/2026-03-breakthr

    #Science #Innovation #Bibliometrics #MachineLearning #ResearchPolicy

  35. Hungary: Why the re-liberalization of the academic system is proving controversial • Table.Briefings

    Die entscheidenden Informationen für die entscheidenden Köpfe in Politik, Verwaltung, Unternehmen, Verbänden, NGOs, Wissenschaft, Stiftungen, Beratung, Thinktanks und…
    #Hungary #HU #Europe #Europa #EU #hír #hungary #Magyarország #Researchpolicy #science #universities
    europesays.com/2964337/

  36. Trump Dissolves National Science Board in Sweeping Dismissal

    President Trump dismissed all National Science Board members on April 24. This affects how the National Science Foundation plans research.

    #NSFBoardFired, #TrumpScience, #ResearchPolicy, #WashingtonDC, #ScienceFunding

    newsletter.tf/trump-fires-nati

  37. All members of the National Science Board were dismissed by President Trump on April 24. This is a significant change to the agency that guides scientific research funding.

    #NSFBoardFired, #TrumpScience, #ResearchPolicy, #WashingtonDC, #ScienceFunding
    newsletter.tf/trump-fires-nati

  38. China is set to become the world’s largest public funder of research within two years, as US investment stalls.

    This shift could reshape the global scientific landscape.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #ScienceFunding #ChinaResearch #GlobalScience #researchpolicy #sciencetrends

  39. China is set to become the world’s largest public funder of research within two years, as US investment stalls.

    This shift could reshape the global scientific landscape.

    🔗 nature.com/articles/d41586-026

    #ScienceFunding #ChinaResearch #GlobalScience #researchpolicy #sciencetrends

  40. New blog post on @lseimpactblog about our project. Why global databases are not enough, and why national scholarly infrastructures matter more than we think.

    💡 blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocial

    The solution is not to replace global systems, but to connect national ones into a network of interoperable, open infrastructures.

    #OpenScience #Bibliometrics #OpenInfrastructure #ResearchPolicy

  41. New blog post on @lseimpactblog about our project. Why global databases are not enough, and why national scholarly infrastructures matter more than we think.

    💡 blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocial

    The solution is not to replace global systems, but to connect national ones into a network of interoperable, open infrastructures.

    #OpenScience #Bibliometrics #OpenInfrastructure #ResearchPolicy

  42. New blog post on @lseimpactblog about our project. Why global databases are not enough, and why national scholarly infrastructures matter more than we think.

    💡 blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocial

    The solution is not to replace global systems, but to connect national ones into a network of interoperable, open infrastructures.

    #OpenScience #Bibliometrics #OpenInfrastructure #ResearchPolicy

  43. New blog post on @lseimpactblog about our project. Why global databases are not enough, and why national scholarly infrastructures matter more than we think.

    💡 blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocial

    The solution is not to replace global systems, but to connect national ones into a network of interoperable, open infrastructures.

    #OpenScience #Bibliometrics #OpenInfrastructure #ResearchPolicy

  44. New blog post on @lseimpactblog about our project. Why global databases are not enough, and why national scholarly infrastructures matter more than we think.

    💡 blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocial

    The solution is not to replace global systems, but to connect national ones into a network of interoperable, open infrastructures.

    #OpenScience #Bibliometrics #OpenInfrastructure #ResearchPolicy

  45. A real case of how administrative interpretation can block international research collaboration. A Ukrainian researcher was deemed ineligible because a municipal (public) university was not considered “state” 🤯 under a specific interpretation.

    This raises important questions about consistency and transparency in international funding schemes.

    More details: 👉 linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #HigherEducation #NWO #NRFU #Science #Transparency #ScholarlyCommunication

  46. A real case of how administrative interpretation can block international research collaboration. A Ukrainian researcher was deemed ineligible because a municipal (public) university was not considered “state” 🤯 under a specific interpretation.

    This raises important questions about consistency and transparency in international funding schemes.

    More details: 👉 linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #HigherEducation #NWO #NRFU #Science #Transparency #ScholarlyCommunication

  47. A real case of how administrative interpretation can block international research collaboration. A Ukrainian researcher was deemed ineligible because a municipal (public) university was not considered “state” 🤯 under a specific interpretation.

    This raises important questions about consistency and transparency in international funding schemes.

    More details: 👉 linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #HigherEducation #NWO #NRFU #Science #Transparency #ScholarlyCommunication

  48. A real case of how administrative interpretation can block international research collaboration. A Ukrainian researcher was deemed ineligible because a municipal (public) university was not considered “state” 🤯 under a specific interpretation.

    This raises important questions about consistency and transparency in international funding schemes.

    More details: 👉 linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #HigherEducation #NWO #NRFU #Science #Transparency #ScholarlyCommunication

  49. A real case of how administrative interpretation can block international research collaboration. A Ukrainian researcher was deemed ineligible because a municipal (public) university was not considered “state” 🤯 under a specific interpretation.

    This raises important questions about consistency and transparency in international funding schemes.

    More details: 👉 linkedin.com/posts/nazarovets_

    #OpenScience #ResearchPolicy #HigherEducation #NWO #NRFU #Science #Transparency #ScholarlyCommunication