Final Workshop "A Dialogue on Evaluation"

The final Workshop of the Forum was organised on 6-7 December 2012 in Bonn, Germany. It was kindly hosted by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).

The aim of the conference was to discuss key issues and challenges in the practical implementation of Research Evaluation.

The workshop main objectives were:  

  1. To offer a platform for ESF MOs who are evaluating their funding schemes to learn from existing experiences.
  2. To define and communicate common standards.
  3. To establish a discussion with practitioners.
  4. To take the discussion to a broader (global) audience.
  5. To encourage uptake of the recommendations developed in the ESF MO Forum on Evaluation of Publicly Funded Research and the MO Forum on Indicators of Internationalisation by other organisations and by the “width” of the MOs and to find ways to implement them.
  6. To encourage a follow-up and future collaboration.

Presentations


Institutional Welcome by Professor Ferdi Schüth, DFG Vice President
PDFIntroduction and setting the scene, by Laura Marin, ESF
PDFPresentation of the Evaluation Forum reports, By Anke Reinhardt, DFG
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Presentation of the Indicators Forum report, by Elisabeth de Turckheim, INRA and Emanuela Reale, CNR
PDF“ Getting at Outcomes from Public Funding of Research and Research Infrastructure in Canada” by Laura Hillier, Evaluation and Outcome Assessment, Canada Foundation for Innovation(CA)
PDF“The challenge to integrate the evaluation activities in an organisational context” by Jack Spaapen, KNAW, Netherlands

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“A Practical View on Classification and Categorisation”, Martin Fenner, ORCID Initiative
PDF“The LATTES Platform” by Geraldo Sorte (Coordenação Geral de Informática - CGINF/DGTI)
PDF“The answer is 17 years, what is the question: understanding time lags in research evaluation”, by Jonathan Grant, RAND
PDFA Practical View on Indicators of Internationalisation, by Uwe Brandenburg, CHE
PDF“The role of international organisations in advancing research evaluation and impact assessment and the potential for coordinated action” by Ken Guy, OECD

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Wrap up by Working Groups Chairs:

Gro Helgesen, Per Janson and Ian Viney


Concluding remarks: Anke Reinhardt, DFG, Valerio Vercesi, INFN Elisabeth de Turckheim, INRA and Laura Marin, ESF