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  1. Introductory course on responsible research assessment, just published by #SFDORA
    sfdora.org/courses/introductor

    The free and self-paced course "aims to empower anyone to challenge existing assumptions around research quality and impact, by introducing them to the concept of responsible research assessment, its foundational principles, and how RRA aims to improve evaluation practices."

    #REF2029 #ResearchAssessment

  2. Introductory course on responsible research assessment, just published by #SFDORA
    sfdora.org/courses/introductor

    The free and self-paced course "aims to empower anyone to challenge existing assumptions around research quality and impact, by introducing them to the concept of responsible research assessment, its foundational principles, and how RRA aims to improve evaluation practices."

    #REF2029 #ResearchAssessment

  3. Introductory course on responsible research assessment, just published by #SFDORA
    sfdora.org/courses/introductor

    The free and self-paced course "aims to empower anyone to challenge existing assumptions around research quality and impact, by introducing them to the concept of responsible research assessment, its foundational principles, and how RRA aims to improve evaluation practices."

    #REF2029 #ResearchAssessment

  4. Introductory course on responsible research assessment, just published by #SFDORA
    sfdora.org/courses/introductor

    The free and self-paced course "aims to empower anyone to challenge existing assumptions around research quality and impact, by introducing them to the concept of responsible research assessment, its foundational principles, and how RRA aims to improve evaluation practices."

    #REF2029 #ResearchAssessment

  5. Bogota Manifesto:
    Towards an Open, Democratic and Socially Relevant Science in Latin America and the Caribbean
    sfdora.org/2025/12/19/bogota-m

    Three strategic pillars 👇

    One of 11 guiding principles:

    Critical #pedagogy: Foster training and collective reflection on #OpenScience and responsible assessment as transformative practices

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #REF2029

  6. Bogota Manifesto:
    Towards an Open, Democratic and Socially Relevant Science in Latin America and the Caribbean
    sfdora.org/2025/12/19/bogota-m

    Three strategic pillars 👇

    One of 11 guiding principles:

    Critical #pedagogy: Foster training and collective reflection on #OpenScience and responsible assessment as transformative practices

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #REF2029

  7. Bogota Manifesto:
    Towards an Open, Democratic and Socially Relevant Science in Latin America and the Caribbean
    sfdora.org/2025/12/19/bogota-m

    Three strategic pillars 👇

    One of 11 guiding principles:

    Critical #pedagogy: Foster training and collective reflection on #OpenScience and responsible assessment as transformative practices

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #REF2029

  8. Bogota Manifesto:
    Towards an Open, Democratic and Socially Relevant Science in Latin America and the Caribbean
    sfdora.org/2025/12/19/bogota-m

    Three strategic pillars 👇

    One of 11 guiding principles:

    Critical #pedagogy: Foster training and collective reflection on #OpenScience and responsible assessment as transformative practices

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #REF2029

  9. Bogota Manifesto:
    Towards an Open, Democratic and Socially Relevant Science in Latin America and the Caribbean
    sfdora.org/2025/12/19/bogota-m

    Three strategic pillars 👇

    One of 11 guiding principles:

    Critical #pedagogy: Foster training and collective reflection on #OpenScience and responsible assessment as transformative practices

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #REF2029

  10. How to Fight Fraudulent Publishing

    Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko on Pexels.com

    There’s a short article on arXiv with the title How to Fight Fraudulent Publishing in the Mathematical Sciences: Joint Recommendations of the IMU and the ICIAM which is well worth reading. The abstract is not useful but the prelude reads:

    PreludeIn November 2023, Clarivate announced that it had excluded the entire field of mathematics from the latest edition of its influential list of ‘highly cited researchers’. This prompted the IMU and the ICIAM to conduct a more thorough investigation into the problem of fraudulent publishing in the mathematical sciences (see [1]). Understanding the problem is one thing; finding a way out and regaining control is another. With the recommendations given below, we would like to start the discussion on how, as a global community, we can achieve this. We are all concerned. It affects the very core of the science we love so much. I.A.

    arXiv:2509.09877

    The paper correctly identifies predatory journals and citation cartels as two consequences of the effort to quantify and rank the quality of research through scientific ‘performance indicators’, in the form of bibliometric measures and suggests some possible remedies.

    Many of the recommendations are already included in the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (SFDORA). Many also apply beyond the mathematical sciences (which is why I dropped the Mathematical Sciences bit in the title of the paper from the title of this blog post) and it’s not a long paper so I suggest you read it.

    In my view one of the most important steps to take is to ditch the reliance on such companies as Scopus and Clarivate, who have deliberately constructed a system that is so easy to game. All higher education institutes should follow the examples of the Sorbonne University in Paris and, more recently, Utrecht University in the Netherlands. The academic publishing racket is inherently fraudulent. Too many universities, and indeed researchers employed by them, are willing participants in the system.

    #arXiv250909877 #CitationCartels #Clarivate #DORA #PredatoryPublishers #SanFranciscoDeclarationOnResearchAssessment #SCOPUS #SFDORA

  11. How to Fight Fraudulent Publishing

    Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko on Pexels.com

    There’s a short article on arXiv with the title How to Fight Fraudulent Publishing in the Mathematical Sciences: Joint Recommendations of the IMU and the ICIAM which is well worth reading. The abstract is not useful but the prelude reads:

    PreludeIn November 2023, Clarivate announced that it had excluded the entire field of mathematics from the latest edition of its influential list of ‘highly cited researchers’. This prompted the IMU and the ICIAM to conduct a more thorough investigation into the problem of fraudulent publishing in the mathematical sciences (see [1]). Understanding the problem is one thing; finding a way out and regaining control is another. With the recommendations given below, we would like to start the discussion on how, as a global community, we can achieve this. We are all concerned. It affects the very core of the science we love so much. I.A.

    arXiv:2509.09877

    The paper correctly identifies predatory journals and citation cartels as two consequences of the effort to quantify and rank the quality of research through scientific ‘performance indicators’, in the form of bibliometric measures and suggests some possible remedies.

    Many of the recommendations are already included in the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (SFDORA). Many also apply beyond the mathematical sciences (which is why I dropped the Mathematical Sciences bit in the title of the paper from the title of this blog post) and it’s not a long paper so I suggest you read it.

    In my view one of the most important steps to take is to ditch the reliance on such companies as Scopus and Clarivate, who have deliberately constructed a system that is so easy to game. All higher education institutes should follow the examples of the Sorbonne University in Paris and, more recently, Utrecht University in the Netherlands. The academic publishing racket is inherently fraudulent. Too many universities, and indeed researchers employed by them, are willing participants in the system.

    #arXiv250909877 #CitationCartels #Clarivate #DORA #PredatoryPublishers #SanFranciscoDeclarationOnResearchAssessment #SCOPUS #SFDORA

  12. "Reviews are also produced free of charge, and editors often work without pay. This is how journals and publishers make a profit based on the prestige of their journals and the pressure to publish. This must change. But instead of resolutely tackling such systematic errors, we still talk too much about individual misconduct." (Anna Abalkina, in F&L interview, translated with DeepL)

    #diamondopenaccess #publishingreform #researchassessment #sfDORA #CoARA

  13. "Reviews are also produced free of charge, and editors often work without pay. This is how journals and publishers make a profit based on the prestige of their journals and the pressure to publish. This must change. But instead of resolutely tackling such systematic errors, we still talk too much about individual misconduct." (Anna Abalkina, in F&L interview, translated with DeepL)

    #diamondopenaccess #publishingreform #researchassessment #sfDORA #CoARA

  14. "Reviews are also produced free of charge, and editors often work without pay. This is how journals and publishers make a profit based on the prestige of their journals and the pressure to publish. This must change. But instead of resolutely tackling such systematic errors, we still talk too much about individual misconduct." (Anna Abalkina, in F&L interview, translated with DeepL)

    #diamondopenaccess #publishingreform #researchassessment #sfDORA #CoARA

  15. "Reviews are also produced free of charge, and editors often work without pay. This is how journals and publishers make a profit based on the prestige of their journals and the pressure to publish. This must change. But instead of resolutely tackling such systematic errors, we still talk too much about individual misconduct." (Anna Abalkina, in F&L interview, translated with DeepL)

    #diamondopenaccess #publishingreform #researchassessment #sfDORA #CoARA

  16. "Reviews are also produced free of charge, and editors often work without pay. This is how journals and publishers make a profit based on the prestige of their journals and the pressure to publish. This must change. But instead of resolutely tackling such systematic errors, we still talk too much about individual misconduct." (Anna Abalkina, in F&L interview, translated with DeepL)

    #diamondopenaccess #publishingreform #researchassessment #sfDORA #CoARA

  17. Disppointing in this #SSP2024 session on "three paths to community" to hear the first speaker place so much emphasis on raising the impact factor of the journal he's involved in. It's as though Sick Of Impact Factors and the #SFDora never happened. occamstypewriter.org/scurry/20

  18. Disppointing in this #SSP2024 session on "three paths to community" to hear the first speaker place so much emphasis on raising the impact factor of the journal he's involved in. It's as though Sick Of Impact Factors and the #SFDora never happened. occamstypewriter.org/scurry/20

  19. Disppointing in this #SSP2024 session on "three paths to community" to hear the first speaker place so much emphasis on raising the impact factor of the journal he's involved in. It's as though Sick Of Impact Factors and the #SFDora never happened. occamstypewriter.org/scurry/20

  20. Disppointing in this #SSP2024 session on "three paths to community" to hear the first speaker place so much emphasis on raising the impact factor of the journal he's involved in. It's as though Sick Of Impact Factors and the #SFDora never happened. occamstypewriter.org/scurry/20

  21. Disppointing in this #SSP2024 session on "three paths to community" to hear the first speaker place so much emphasis on raising the impact factor of the journal he's involved in. It's as though Sick Of Impact Factors and the #SFDora never happened. occamstypewriter.org/scurry/20

  22. Happy birthday #DORA! That is, happy birthday to the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), which turns 10 years old today. (Not to be confused with Dora the Explorer, who is 22, despite her childlike appearance.)

    I'm excited to be joining a webinar, "DORA at 10: Looking back and looking forward," featuring @ginnybarbour and @StephenCurry

    Find out more about DORA: sfdora.org/dora-10th-anniversa

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #ScholarlyCommunications

  23. Happy birthday #DORA! That is, happy birthday to the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), which turns 10 years old today. (Not to be confused with Dora the Explorer, who is 22, despite her childlike appearance.)

    I'm excited to be joining a webinar, "DORA at 10: Looking back and looking forward," featuring @ginnybarbour and @StephenCurry

    Find out more about DORA: sfdora.org/dora-10th-anniversa

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #ScholarlyCommunications

  24. Happy birthday #DORA! That is, happy birthday to the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), which turns 10 years old today. (Not to be confused with Dora the Explorer, who is 22, despite her childlike appearance.)

    I'm excited to be joining a webinar, "DORA at 10: Looking back and looking forward," featuring @ginnybarbour and @StephenCurry

    Find out more about DORA: sfdora.org/dora-10th-anniversa

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #ScholarlyCommunications

  25. Happy birthday #DORA! That is, happy birthday to the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), which turns 10 years old today. (Not to be confused with Dora the Explorer, who is 22, despite her childlike appearance.)

    I'm excited to be joining a webinar, "DORA at 10: Looking back and looking forward," featuring @ginnybarbour and @StephenCurry

    Find out more about DORA: sfdora.org/dora-10th-anniversa

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #ScholarlyCommunications

  26. Happy birthday #DORA! That is, happy birthday to the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), which turns 10 years old today. (Not to be confused with Dora the Explorer, who is 22, despite her childlike appearance.)

    I'm excited to be joining a webinar, "DORA at 10: Looking back and looking forward," featuring @ginnybarbour and @StephenCurry

    Find out more about DORA: sfdora.org/dora-10th-anniversa

    #SFDORA #ResearchAssessment #ScholarlyCommunications

  27. Reto desbloqueado, pasamos al siguiente nivel #OpenScience
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    RT @ANECAinfo
    🆕 ANECA se adhiere a @DORAssessment y @CoARAssessment, alineada con los debates y reformas actuales sobre evaluación de la investigación
    +Info:
    bit.ly/3zti0tI
    #sfDORA #DORAat10 #CoARA #ReformingRA #OpenScience
    twitter.com/ANECAinfo/status/1

  28. Reto desbloqueado, pasamos al siguiente nivel #OpenScience
    ---
    RT @ANECAinfo
    🆕 ANECA se adhiere a @DORAssessment y @CoARAssessment, alineada con los debates y reformas actuales sobre evaluación de la investigación
    +Info:
    bit.ly/3zti0tI
    #sfDORA #DORAat10 #CoARA #ReformingRA #OpenScience
    twitter.com/ANECAinfo/status/1