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Research Assessment; Researcher Autonomy
2006The social science research community in higher education in the United Kingdom constitutes the largest group of staff covered by any of the six research councils. Over 25% of the people entered in the 2001 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) had a social science base.
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Creativity assessment in neuroscience research.
Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts, 2019The investigation of the neural correlates of creative cognition requires researchers to adapt creativity tasks to meet the constraints imposed by cognitive neuroscience research – assessing well-defined cognitive processes, repeated over many trials.
Benedek, Mathias +3 more
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The Leiden Manifesto and Research Assessment
Science and Engineering Ethics, 2017Evaluation of scientific research is essential to judge the impact of research and the author. In this regard, a newly devised Leiden Manifesto describes 10 principles for guiding research evaluation. The principles need to be analyzed critically and adapted as a preferred method of research evaluation.
Tanuj Kanchan, Kewal Krishan
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Assessment of risk in research on children
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1981Proposed federal regulations regarding clinical research require that institutional review boards determine whether a research project involving children is justified and, if so, whether the child's assent and parent's permission should be required before the child becomes a research subject. A key factor in the IRB's decision is assessment of the risk
J, Janofsky, B, Starfield
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Architectural Research Quarterly, 1997
The publication, last December, of the ‘research ratings’ awarded to subject groups in each of the United Kingdom's higher education institutions provoked a shocked response in many Architecture schools. A fierce debate on the nature of architectural research and its implications for the future form of architectural education is now developing. With so
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The publication, last December, of the ‘research ratings’ awarded to subject groups in each of the United Kingdom's higher education institutions provoked a shocked response in many Architecture schools. A fierce debate on the nature of architectural research and its implications for the future form of architectural education is now developing. With so
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Research on Online Leakage Assessment
2020Leakage assessment is the most common approach applied for assessing side-channel information leakage and validating the effectiveness of side-channel countermeasures. Established evaluation approaches are usually based on Test Vector Leakage Assessment (TVLA) that deployed in a divide and conquer flow with offline computations, which causes two ...
Zhengguang Shi +6 more
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THE ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, 2022
Robert M. Davison, Roger W. Harris
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Robert M. Davison, Roger W. Harris
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An assessment of US microbiome research
Nature Microbiology, 2016Genome-enabled technologies have supported a dramatic increase in our ability to study microbial communities in environments and hosts. Taking stock of previously funded microbiome research can help to identify common themes, under-represented areas and research priorities to consider moving forward.
Elizabeth, Stulberg +13 more
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Assessing the future of nursing research
British Journal of Nursing, 1997The recent research assessment exercise (RAE) probably went unnoticed by most nurses, despite nursing's poor performance. To many it was just another academic rating exercise, exclusive to universities and institutions of higher education. However, this 4-year-long review of the state and progress of research revealed some interesting and important ...
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