The More Than Our Rank Initiative provides an opportunity for academic institutions to highlight the many and various ways they serve the world that are not reflected in their ranking position.

The More Than Our Rank Initiative provides an opportunity for academic institutions to highlight the many and various ways they serve the world that are not reflected in their ranking position.

GraspOS - Open Research Assessment Dataspace. Next Generation Research Assessment to Promote Open Science

Well, it’s been a real blast! After seven years of meeting largely online, a grand total of 14 INORMS Research Evaluation Group members (of a group of 19) were able to meet in person at this year’s #I...

In her doctoral dissertation, Laura Himanen examined what responsibility in research assessment means, why it is needed, and how it is implemented in practice.

This is part of DORA’s toolkit of resources to support academic institutions that are improving their policies and practices. Find the other resources in the toolkit here. Debiasing Committee Composit...

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The More Than Our Rank scheme and SCOPE Framework for Research Evaluation, launched by the International Network of Research Management Societies Research Evaluation Group (INORMS REG), are initiatives that both have a focus on equity in academia and research. More Than Our Rank aims to address the limitations of global university rankings and encourage academic…

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The Piper Whisky Bar in Glasgow's George Square is opening it's new Whisky Lounge in early March after a make-over. Gillian Kirkland, who is celebrating her 10th anniversary of running the bar said, “I turned the pub to a Whisky Bar eight years ago and the malt count currently stands at over 200. It's been a great 10 years, but I wanted to create more space for private functions and our whisky tasting events.

Does science need heroes or does it need to reform? Idolizing heroes can worsen bias, inequality, and competition in science. Yet, it does require good leadership to ignite structural change. This commentary for a Rijksmuseum Boerhaave symposium on prize cultures aims to address this paradox.

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Read the latest article version by Laura Himanen, Erica Conte, Marianne Gauffriau, Tanja Strøm, Baron Wolf, Elizabeth Gadd, at F1000Research.