You publish to share research results with the world, of course. But you also publish to advance your career, to secure funding, to be recognized as “excellent”. Deep down, you publish to survive… “Publish or Perish? Survival guide” is our course on these topics aimed at PhD students, postgraduate trainees, research fellows, researchers, and faculty members.


28th November 2024 – Completed

Unimore Libraries: Bibliographic resources and services (demo)
Valentina Davighi

IRIS Unimore (demo)
Open science, open access and research data management
Andrea Solieri

29th November 2024 – Completed

Bibliometrics and research assessment
Nicola De Bellis

Authors’ profiles:
Scopus author ID, ResearcherID, ORCID
Simone Cocchi


Bibliographic resources and services

The University Library System spends about 3 million euros per year to acquire bibliographic resources, such as journals, books, and databases. We want you to be aware of this and take advantage of it.

TOPICS:

» HOW TO ACCESS BIBLIOGRAPHIC RESOURCES OWNED BY UNIMORE
» HOW TO ACCESS A RESOURCE NOT OWNED BY UNIMORE
» HOW TO REQUEST THE PURCHASE OF A RESOURCE
» BIBLIOMORE, BROWZINE, LIBKEY, NILDE, VPN
» LIVE DEMO

Bibliometrics

Wheter your scientific area is in STEM or in SSH, we will provide you with information on the main indicators, how they are used for evaluation, and how you can use them for self-assessment.

TOPICS:

» RAW INDICATORS AND NORMALIZED INDICATORS
» CITATION PERCENTILES AND JOURNAL INDICATORS
» Journal presTige (e.g. A CLASS)
» Predatory journals AND PUBLICATION STARTEGUES

IRIS Unimore

IRIS is the system used in all evaluation procedures, both internal and external. We will show you how it works and provide practical and helpful tips for its use.

TOPICS:

» HOW TO ENTER PUBLICATIONS
» HOW TO PERFORM AUTHOR RECOGNITION
» HOW TO UPLOAD FULL TEXTS
» HELPFUL TIPS
» LIVE DEMO

Research assessment

We will discuss the main research evaluation activities at national level in which you will be involved (whether you like it or not) during your research career.

TOPICS:

» The context of research evaluation
» ASN: INDICATORS OF SCIENTIFIC IMPACT AND CRITERIA USED BY COMMISSIONERS
» VQR: EVALUATION PARAMETERS AND CRITERIA FOR SELECTING PRODUCTS
» BIBLIOMETRIC OFFICE QUICK REPORT: ACTIVITY, CITATION IMPACT, AUTHORSHIP, JOURNAL VISIBILITY
» survival strategies

Open science, open access, research data

Publishing open access is a choice and, increasingly, a duty, as is the sharing of research data. We will address the opportunities, limitations and costs of such practices.

TOPICS

» OPEN SCIENCE
: POLICIES AND PRACTICES
» OPEN ACCESS
: ROAD AND PUBLICATION COSTS
» FAIR PRINCIPLES
» RESEARCH DATA MANAGEMENT (PLAN)

Authors’ profiles

Keeping your author profiles on databases clean and up-to-date is essential to ensure your scientific output is properly recognized. We will show you the main issues and how you can address them.

TOPICS:

» ORCID
» SCOPUS AUTHOR ID
» RESEARCHER ID (WOS)
» LIVE DEMO