Frédérique Bordignon @fredbordignon@qoto.org

RT @MNoel75
Se baigner dans la Seine et la Marne #JO2024 ? Des réponses par @e_poquo et son équipe cc @umr_lisis
https://youtu.be/OJ5z2a3vAWw

RT @dsquintana
Citations aren’t the best measure but if we *do* want such a measure they should be contextualized in terms of the kind of citation (support/replication vs. a simple mention, à la @scite) and for the field—you can’t use the same benchmarks across fields https://twitter.com/jmbecologist/status/1619260551665963008

RT @MNoel75
👍 super idée de faire de courtes vidéos (5 min) des différents chapitres du Handbook. Vivement le suivant ! https://twitter.com/Adi_Mica/status/1619392700025049088

RT @Magda_Skipper
Inexplicable!
Women scientists at famed oceanography institute have half the lab space of men
#WomenInSTEM https://www.science.org/content/article/women-scientists-famed-oceanography-institute-have-half-lab-space-men

RT @RickyPo
A large dataset of scientific text reuse in Open-Access publications https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-022-01908-z

RT @Rainmaker1973
Convertible theaters and arenas of the world with retractable seats

[📹 https://buff.ly/409PJEB]

RT @meharpist
One of my favorite @Nature covers for this week’s issue

RT @amarois
"Ouch..."
#openaccess #openscience #HAL #greenOA #repositories #memes #cartoons

RT @amarois
Toujours aussi amusant
#openscience #publishers #journals https://twitter.com/MarkAnnuncio/status/1541799373411172355

RT @IoanaA_Cristea
The more I (try to) do meta-analyses, the more I discover zombie trials. Forget p-hacking, hARKing and good old outcome switching or even its shadier cousin, outcome non-reporting. Forget publication bias. How many studies are simply made up?
https://associationofanaesthetists-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/anae.15297

RT @HepkemaWytske
https://www.voxweb.nl/english/make-the-catholic-prayer-at-phd-promotions-optional

RT @MaxRossmann
#Hype! Hype! Hype! #Hype!

📯A short reminder: deadline for submitting an abstract to our special issue is Friday, next week!

#Sts #overpromising #hype #technology #visions #imagination #digitalMethods #rri @STSCH_ @STS_News @STSvienna @MITPSTS @STSLancaster @DHdInfo @PhilosL https://twitter.com/TAjournal/status/1604747109466619906

RT @uoebusiness
There's still time to submit your abstract for the 7th Interdisciplinary Market Studies Workshop happening from 31 May to 2 June 2023 in #Edinburgh: https://edin.ac/3AjZGUX

We are pleased to welcome Keynote Speaker, Professor Pierre-Benoît Joly (@PierreBenoitJo2), to #IMSW2023.

RT @wordybiologist
The number of times I've thought of how doing academic science is generally "communist" is too damn high! An excellent paper that draws a line between commercial research and academic research on the basis of communist norms.
In conclusion, Open Science is the way to go! https://twitter.com/lastpositivist/status/1617556126505275393

RT @DesignSpotUniv
#Conférence
Préjugés durables : quel(s) rôle(s) pour les matériaux dans un monde plus responsable ?
Avec Élodie Ternaux, cofondatrice d'Hyloh, collectif d’experts en matériaux et durabilité.

🗓 02/02 — 14h
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Inscrivez-vous ➡️ http://bit.ly/3GZ40va

#MondayMotivation

RT @DamienPetermann
J'aimerais connaître les arguments des chercheur·es en France qui ne jouent pas le jeu de l'open access. Parce que j'y vois surtout de la mauvaise volonté. C'est dingue de voir le décalage avec tout ce qui a été mis en place pour les accompagner et faciliter l'open access

RT @BarbaraLancho
I opened the book, and the first thing I find:

“Sound bibliometric analyses should always be conducted (or at least be supervised) by bibliometricians (experts in the field) and ought to refrain from “quick and dirty” practices”

Consider this!

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-47665-6_11

RT @mbreeding
My initial draft of a mergers and acquisitions visualization for Elsevier, representing a very long and complex business history.

https://librarytechnology.org/mergers/elsevier/

@ElsevierConnect