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Agenda- introducing Elsevier and Russia’s R&D ambition - trends + importance of access to content- performance management - conclusions
Charles Pallandt,Director [email protected]
Committed to Excellence
Niels Bohr
Physics
Louis Pasteur
Chemistry
Alexander Fleming
Medicine
Albert Einstein
Physics
George F. Smoot
Physics
Roger D. Kornberg
Chemistry
Craig C Mello
Medicine
John C. Mather
Physics
Nobel Prize winners published with Elsevier
Investing in continuous improvement of the publication process in order to deal with increasing research output
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Managepeer
review
Edit andprepare
Production Publish
anddisseminate
Archive and
promote
Solicit and manage sub
missions
Hundreds of new editors per year 10-20 new journals per year
Article submissions: 500,000+
200,000 referees 1 million referee
reports per year
7,000 editors 70,000 editorial
board members 6.5 M
author/publisher communications per year
250,000+ new articles produced per year
180 years of back issues scanned, processed and data-tagged
20 million researchers 6,000+ institutions 180+ countries 400 million+ downloads per
year 2.5 million print pages per year
1,800+ journals 9 million articles
40-90% of articles rejected
Electronic WarehouseProduction Tracking
System
In Russia, Elsevier is the country’s second journal publisher with an 11.5% paper market share; however leading on quality!
Springer23.0%
Elsevier11.5%
Taylor & Francis Informa
1.5%
IEEE3.7%
Others57.7%
Blackwell - Wiley2.6%
2008 Market share of Articles in Russia Indexed on Scopus
0200400600800
1,0001,2001,4001,600
Spr ElsAPS
IEEE
B-W
# Citations received(2007)
3,4503,5003,5503,6003,6503,7003,7503,8003,850
2005 2006 2007
# Publications at Elsevier in Russia
Source: SCOPUS data 2008
Russian universities are playing a Critical Role in Supporting Russian main political and economical goals
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev: The modernization of the Russian democracy, formation of new economy, in my view, are possible only in the case, if we make use of intellectual resources of the post-industrial society. Our goal is to establish modern education system, which fits Russia in the XXI century.“Модернизация российской демократии, формирование новой экономики, на мой взгляд, возможны только в том случае, если мы воспользуемся интел-лектуальными ресурсами пост-индустриального общества. …наша задача - создать современное образование, достойное России в ХХI веке”.
Source: http://medvedev-da.ru/public/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=6617# http://www.komiedu.ru/event/index.php?ELEMENT_ID=2708
Russian Government is creating national research universities to fit world standards
Trends in global R&D
How is Russia doing?
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Countries ranked by published output in 2007
GLOBAL RESEARCH LANDSCAPE CHANGING production / quantity
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GLOBAL RESEARCH LANDSCAPE IS CHANGINGCountries ranked by output growth 1997-2007
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Percent
Science development in the World (2000 – 2006)
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
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China
Japan
GermanyFrance
IndiaRussia
Taiwan
PolandBrazil
Turkey
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d W
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Papers per yearSource: ISI 2008 Data
The Missing Link: Russian productivity lags across 2 key metrics:
Papers/Researcher and R&D spend per Researcher The R&D expenditure per Researcher
is lower than in other large upcomingCountries.
Per researcher, Russia produces less scientific articles (in English) than its counterparts:
20% the level of output per researcher than that of Brazil 18% that of India 32% the level of Mexico and 10% that of the UK
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0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000
Russia
India
Mexico
Brazil
China
R&D Spend/Researcher 2007 (USD)
Source: CIA world book of facts 2008, UNESCO, SCOPUS.
Assets/ Assets/ LaboratoriesLaboratories
Access to Access to ContentContent
Resources/ Resources/ ResearchersResearchers
High Performance
ResearchEngine
The Contribution from Access to Content is Relatively Undervalued in Creating Innovative Research Institutions
We can collaboratively demonstrate the added value of e-Resources to a researcher’s productivity, helping better allocate scarce
resources.
University College London study confirms strong correlation between e-journal usage, research output and funding
“Electronic Journals: Their use value and impact. Research Information Network Report “Electronic Journals: Their use value and impact. Research Information Network Report
“Doubling in downloads, from 1 to 2 million, is statistically associated with dramatic - but not
necessarily causal - increases in research
productivity”
Papers up 207%PhD awards up 168%Research grants and
contract income up 324%
Even stronger as downloads increase
further
Russia lags behind with SD usage and is expected to increase performance once ScienceDirect becomes widely available
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Source: SCOPUS & Science Direct Usage Data 2008
Missing Out on Elsevier Content in Physics implies A Gap of 22% in Total Content in this Field
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Share in 2007
Source: SCOPUS (MASScopus data)
Elsevier is Content Leader in Fields that Matter for Innovation: Chemistry
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Source: SCOPUS (MASScopus data)
Share in 2007
Performance measurement:
Decision Making Tools
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Several Forces Are Driving The Need For Lean Research
Trend Intensified by Economic Downturn
WORKFLOW INEFFICIENCIES
FUNDING PRESSURES
GOVERNMENT POLICIES
GLOBAL COMPETITION
Objectives Academic & Govermental Strategic Decision Makers:
• Identify research strengths• Recruitment and retention• Competition and collaboration• Allocate scarce resources
Source: http://www.recovery.gov/; http://businessmirror.com.ph/home/world/7829-chinas-stimulus-may-boost-economy-as-much-as-19-says-state-council-research-.html
New Landscape Calls for New Evaluation Solutions
Source: Klavans, R. and Boyack, K.W. (2008) An Objective, Reliable and Accurate Method for Measuring Research Leadership. Expanded from a presentation given at the 10th S&TI
conference held in Vienna, Austria, September 2008.
TRADITIONAL APPROACH • Restrictive content selection• Journal-based classification• Science categorized into small number
of fields and subfields
OUR NEW PROPOSED APPROACH • Multidisciplinary, global content
selection• Reference-based classification• Science categorized into large
number of fields and subfields
Russia
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SciVal Spotlight - A Complete Picture Of An Institute’s Research Strengths
Mock-up
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Helps Choose Areas of Focus
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And Make Decisions
Conclusions - access to content boosts research efficiency- most emerging countries are catching up - Russia will emerge while closing the content gap- Elsevier is open to develop a long lasting sustainable relationship - metric based performance management facilitates making better strategic decisions
Charles Pallandt,Director [email protected]
