Recent & Upcoming Events/Talks

Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) use head mounted displays to provide an immersive experience for the viewer. Where VR …

The concept of burnout syndrome was first established in health sciences literature in 1970. Though now prevalent across fields and …

For more than a decade, altmetrics indicators – metrics of attention to scholarly documents based on their traces in digital …

This talk will discuss some of the arguments forwarded in my upcoming thesis, which uses a bibliometric approach to understand the …

Acknowledging the contributions of university librarians in research is a growing practice. Librarians offer crucial support with the …

The Quantitative Science Studies (QSS), launched in 2020, is named after the Quantitative Science Studies (QSS) journal, the official …

Large language models like GPT-3 make it possible to turn all natural language processing tasks into text generation problems. As we …

The Budapest Open Access Initiative (2002) initially advocated for a new generation of Open Access (OA) journals that would find …

Open science has widespread benefits not only for science and society, but also for individual researchers. Making data used in …

When scientific researchers are sufficiently resourced to conduct their research and communicate their findings, the knowledge produced …

Evidence-based practice is an important aspect of health science librarianship. However, good evidence-based practice can only occur if …

Classic approaches to topic models produce clusters of documents using word co-occurrence frequencies. While these approaches are …

Altmetric research is still (for the most part) driven by authors comparing citations and social media event numbers. Social Media …

Scientometric approaches have been proposed as robust and large-scale alternatives to measure the mobility flows of academic …