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CRIS 2010: Connecting Science with Society - The Role of Research Information in a Knowledge-Based Society

10th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems

June 2-5, 2010 at Aalborg, Denmark

Current Research Information Systems are at the intersection between (publicly funded) research and society. They do not only connect actors, activities and results within the research domain but also play a crucial role in raising awareness of the important questions of our society reflected in scientific research and of the answers produced by these research activities.

CRIS 2010 therefore seeked to highlight the role of Current Research Information Systems for communicating research outcomes to the relevant stakeholders in society. Researchers, research managers, policy makers and Chief Information Officers, to name just a few, are not the only groups which value the richness of research data a CRIS provides for planning, managing and evaluating research, for driving innovation or for disseminating results to the scientific community and beyond. And, as the conference papers and presentations tell, there are many more, often little known purposes for which CRIS are used. These applications stimulate with their demands the progress in designing, building and maintaining a CRIS - and their creative use. From establishing scientific systems at a national level to supporting researchers in their dialog with a ciritical and aware society.

Papers & Presentations

Ton (A.) F.J. van Raan: KEYNOTE. New bibliometric mapping methods to identify structures and new developments in science [Presentation]

Louise Beltzung & Annelies Bruhne: Reaching the public of the Social Sciences - Experiences from practice, the Support Action PLATON+ [Presentation]

Elly Dijk, Arjan Hogenaar & Marga van Meel: Users in the spotlight: study on the use of the Dutch scientific portal NARCIS, 2009 [Paper] [Presentation]

Barbara Grune, Daniel Butzke, Antje Doerendahl, Susanne Skolik, Manfred Liebsch & Andreas Luch: The Three-fold Strategy of ZEBET at the BfR to improve Dissemination of Information on Alternative Methods to Animal Experiments [Paper] [Presentation]

Omid Fatemi & Mohammad Javad Khoshroo: SEMAT, National Current Research Information System for Iran [Paper] [Presentation]

Grete Christina Lingjærde & Andora Sjøgren: Remodelling of Frida - from institutional registration to common registration and responsibility across the institutions [Paper] [Presentation]

Peter Spyns, Geert van Grootel, Brigitte Jörg & Stijn Christiaens: Realising a Flemish government innovation information portal with Business Semantic Management [Paper] [Presentation]

Finn Kjærsdam: KEYNOTE. The Aalborg Model: problem based project work in teams [Presentation]

William Nixon: Enrich: improving integration between an Institutional Repository and a CRIS at the University of Glasgow [Paper] [Presentation]

Anna Clements & Helen Reddy: How a CRIS can drive improvements in information management [Paper] [Presentation]

Nicola Bertazzoni & Fabrizio Luglio: Research management in Higher Education Institutions: a process management experience in Italian Universities [Paper] [Presentation]

Harald Lothaller: How can research and artistic performance of university staff members be measured ICT-based? [Paper] [Presentation]

Stephen Grace & Richard Gartner: Modelling national research assessments in CERIF [Paper] [Presentation]

Aris Kaloudis: KEYNOTE [Presentation]

Michael Maune, Thomas Severiens, Wolfgang Christen, Frank Havemann, Thomas Krichel & Eberhard R. Hilf: Distributed Open Access Reference Citations Service DOARC [Paper] [Presentation]

Sergey Parinov: A CRIS driven by research community: benefits and perspectives [Paper] [Presentation]

Keith Jeffery & Anne Asserson: CRIS and DataSpaces [Paper][Presentation]

Workshops

Stephen Grace & Brigitte Jörg: Workshop on research assessment in CERIF [Report]

Mikael Karstensen Elbæk, Mogens Sandfær & Eduard Simons: CRIS/OAR interoperability workshop [Presentation]

CERIF Tutorial

Brigitte Jörg: CERIF: Common European Research Information Format - Insight into the CERIF 2008 - 1.1 Release [Paper]

Business session

Martin Jägerhorn & Rudolf Weiss (AVEDAS AG): CONVERIS - Information System for Research and Innovation [Presentation]