BIG DATA IN RESEARCH IMPACT AMINE TRIKI CUSTOMER EDUCATION SPECIALIST DECEMBER 2017

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1 BIG DATA IN RESEARCH IMPACT AMINE TRIKI CUSTOMER EDUCATION SPECIALIST DECEMBER 2017

2 Total number of journals indexed in Web of Science SCI 8,892 ESCI 6,744 18,711 SSCI 3,257 A&H 1,784

3 Total number of publications indexed in Web of Science ( ) 68,380,440

4 Total number of publications indexed in Web of Science All Databases ( ) 145,717,990

5 Highest Impact Factor in 2 different categories ONCOLOGY CA-A CANCER JOURNAL FOR CLINICIANS TROPICAL MEDICINE PLoS Neglected Tropical Deseases

6 NIH (National Institutes of Health USA) has funded 110 publication affiliated to TUNISIA NIH 110 TUNISIA

7 GSK (GlaxoSmithKline) has funded 23 publication affiliated to TUNISIA GSK 23 TUNISIA

8 PFIZER has funded 18 publication affiliated to TUNISIA PFIZER 18 TUNISIA

9 NOVARTIS has funded 13 publication affiliated to TUNISIA NOVARTIS 13 TUNISIA

10 GATES FOUNDATION has funded 10 publication affiliated to TUNISIA GATES FOUNDATION 10 TUNISIA

11 TOP 2016 DISCOVERIES A Ninth Planet Was Discovered In The Solar System Photo credit: Wikimedia California Institute of Technology presented evidence that a ninth planet truly does exist with an orbital period of 15,000 years. The astronomers who published their discovery have calculated that there is only a percent chance, or about one in 15,000, that the clustering could be a coincidence. Presently, Planet Nine remains hypothetical, but astronomers have calculated its orbit to be quite massive. If it does exist, the planet would likely be approximately 2 15 times the mass of Earth and orbit between 200 and 1,600 Astronomical Units (AU) from the Sun. An AU is 150,000,000 kilometers, which means that the planet could orbit as far from the Sun as 240,000,000,000 kilometers. 11

12 TOP 2016 DISCOVERIES Eternal Optical Data Storage Photo credit: southampton.ac.uk University of Southampton: Scientists have successfully used nano-structured glass to create a process for recording and retrieving data. The storage device is a small glass disk about the size of an American quarter that can hold 360TB of data and remain intact up to 1,000 C. This means that its average shelf life when held at room temperature would be approximately 13.8 billion years (Roughly the same amount of time the universe has existed). 12

13 TOP 2016 DISCOVERIES Stem Cells Injected Into Stroke Patients Re-Enable Patient To Walk Photo credit: Nissim Benvenisty A clinical trial held at Stanford University School of Medicine injected modified human stem cells directly into the brains of several chronic stroke patients. The procedures were all successful with no negative effects described from the injection and only mild headaches as a result of the procedure, which was performed on mildly anesthetized patients. All 18 showed significant healing long after any healing is expected following a stroke (a period of six months) 13

14 TOP 2016 DISCOVERIES Private Company SpaceX Successfully Lands A Rocket Vertically 14

15 TUNISIA 15

16 TUNISIA 16

17 QUALITY : % OF CITED DOCUMENTS 17

18 QUALITY : NUMBER OF CITATIONS 18

19 QUANTITY: TOP UNIVERSITIES 19

20 QUALITY: TOP UNIVERSITIES 20

21 How to define your research subject area: ideas, hot subjects, literature?

22 ESSENTIAL SCIENCE INDICATORS 22

23 IMPACT ON SCIENCE 23

24 JOURNALS (PER OUTPUT) 24

25 JOURNALS (PER TIMES CITED) 25

26 TOPICS STRATEGY 35 USD billions has been wasted developing things that are already documented in a patent specification.(source: British Patent Office, 2000) 26

27 PATENTS VERSUS PUBLICATIONS Publications Patents 27

28 What to Read and What to Cite?

29 TODAY: WHAT TO READ 29

30 CONTRADICTIONS? Need a Benchmark Research papers? Need a Model 30

31 DON T FORGET BENCHMARKING: Indicators Planning Perform quality Research Differentiate and Evaluate Auto-Evaluation Decide o PDCA 31

32 MODEL EUGENE GARFIELD S ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS INDEX A benchmark.. 32

33 MODEL EUGENE GARFIELD S ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS INDEX sources which the paper was citing sources which cited the paper 33

34 % of database MODEL BRADFORD LAW % of the journals: 80% of the publications 92% of cited papers # of journals 4% of the journals: 30% of the publications 51% of cited papers Articles Citations 34

35 Power of the citation index: complete the research picture CITATIONS IMPORTANCE Authoritative, integrated Journal, Conference, and Book content Times Cited 2008 Author Cited References Related Records

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37 MILLIONS OF RECORDS SCIENCE CITATION INDEX EXPANDED 41.2 million records 1900-present SOCIAL SCIENCES CITATION INDEX 7.9 million records 1900-present ARTS & HUMANITIES CITATION INDEX 4.6 million records 1975-present CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS CITATION INDEX 8.2 million records 1990-present BOOK CITATION INDEX 977,199 records 2005-present CURRENT CHEMICAL REACTIONS 212,622 records 1985-present INDEX CHEMICUS 337,305 records 1993-present DATA CITATION INDEX 2.8 million records 1900-present CURRENT CONTENTS CONNECT 18.1 million records 1998-present BIOSIS CITATION INDEX 22.8 million records 1926-present ZOOLOGICAL RECORD 4 million records 1864-present MEDLINE 22 million records 1950-present A comprehensive gateway to the most relevant research information: reliable, integrated, multidisciplinary DERWENT INNOVATION INDEX 22.9 million basic inventions 1963-present 37

38 JOURNAL SELECTION CRITERIA Four Points of Evaluation FOR 50 YEARS, WE CAREFULLY EVALUATES JOURNALS FOR POTENTIAL INCLUSION IN THE DATABASE Journal Publishing Standards Editorial Content International Diversity Citation Analysis Core coverage is not static! 38

39 JOURNAL SELECTION CRITERIA Journal Publishing Standards Editorial Content International Focus Citation Analysis Peer review Ethical publishing practices Meets technical requirements (XML / PDF) Timeliness of publication International editorial conventions English-language bibliographic information Has a scholarly audience searched for or requested this content? How does this journal compare with covered journals of similar scope? Is this subject already well covered? Will this journal enrich WoS with novel content? Does this journal target an international audience or specifically a regional audience? Is international representation among authors and board members at an appropriate level for such a journal? Total citations Recent citation activity Author and editorial board members citations in the literature Integration of the journal into the literature over time Orange = ESCI selection requirements Black = SCIE/SSci/AHCI selection 39

40 Publish

41 They Say: Publish or Perish Something is Missing!!!!!!!! Publish. or Perish

42 CHALLENGES Why to publish? Where? When? How? With Whom? 42

43 WHY WE PUBLISH Diffusion of Knowledge Promotion Community belonging Professional Profile Getting Feedback Research Valorization Sharing Ideas 43

44 WHERE TO PUBLISH Which journal? Indexed? How journals are classified? Which is better? Should I look at the Impact factor? Would my publications be accepted in high-if journals? Open Access? 44

45 THE IMPACT FACTOR The impact factor is a measure of the frequency with which the average article in a journal has been cited in a particular year. The JCR also lists journals and their impact factors and ranking in the context of their specific field(s). 45

46 CITATIONS AND IF VARIATIONS 46

47 CATEGORIES/QUARTILES Q1 - J1 IF1 - J2 IF2 - J3 IF3 - J4 IF4 - J5 IF5 - J6 IF6 - J7 IF %- Q1 25%- Q2 25%- Q3 25%- Q4 Q1 47

48 PHYSICS 48

49 PHYSICS 49 The publication on light-emitting Diodes for High-Efficiency Solid-State Lighting HIGHLY RELEVANT Q Nobel Prize

50 PHYSICS 50 The publication on T2K Experiment HIGHLY RELEVANT Q Nobel Prize

51 PHYSICS 51 The publication on phase transition HIGHLY RELEVANT Q Nobel Prize

52 CHEMISTRY 52

53 CHEMISTRY 53 The publication on the STED microscopy HIGHLY RELEVANT Q Nobel Prize

54 CHEMISTRY 54 The publication on DNA repair HIGHLY RELEVANT Q Nobel Prize

55 CHEMISTRY 55 The 2016 Nobel Prizes discussion HIGHLY RELEVANT Q Nobel Prize

56 MEDICINE 56

57 MEDICINE 57 The publication on grid cell firing HIGHLY RELEVANT Q Nobel Prize

58 MEDICINE 58 The publication on roundworm infections HIGHLY RELEVANT Q Nobel Prize

59 MEDICINE 59 The publication on autophagy HIGHLY RELEVANT Q Nobel Prize

60 HIGHLY CITED OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS 60

61 HIGHLY CITED NON-OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS 61

62 WHEN NOT TO PUBLISH Should I wait before publishing? Never forget to say when I should stop research on a given topic! 35 USD billions has been wasted developing things that are already documented in a patent specification.(source: British Patent Office, 2000) 62

63 They Say: Publish or Perish Thomson Reuters Say: Publish Wisely or Perish

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