Diversity and Inclusion in Global Science
The seminar series on ‘Diversity and Inclusion in Global Science’ aims to foster debate on inequalities in science across the world. We hope to invite critical discussions on how research evaluation and communication include/exclude topics so far seen labelled as “regional” and/or published in “local" languages, diversity in the participation in science, and contributions to knowledge that are related to sustainable development. It will thus concern a broad range of issues related to epistemic justice and decolonizing knowledge.
11-11-2022 |
Aligning research quality with collective benefit: participatory, diverse and inclusive research assessment reforms in Latin America and the Caribbean
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Singularities, share priorities and challenges for research assessment reform in LAC are introduced in dialogue with global initiatives, based on the lessons learned from
21-10-2022 |
Dynamics and practices of internationalisation in model organism science - a South American perspectiveThough science has always had an international dimension, for some time now academics and policymakers have considered that research could become ‘more international’ under the assumption that in doing so it becomes better, i.e. more collaborative, innovative, dynamic, and of greater quality. PresenterDr. Rodrigo Liscovsky
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25-03-2022 |
I wouldn't start from here: making the case for Outcome Trajectory Evaluation
PresenterBoru Douthwaite, Director, Selkie Consulting Ltd, selkie.ie
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Presentation of a new outcome evaluation approach designed to solve two long-standing issues: programs are given too much credit and little is learned from one evaluation to the next.
20-05-2022 |
Science and 'inequality': insights from Africa and environmental fields
PresenterProf. Nelius Boshoff and Dr. Susanne Koch
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The talk reflects on how ‘inequality’ in science is researched and experienced by scholars in Africa, focusing on four ‘scenes’ of scientific activity in environmental fields.
22-04-2022 |
The multi-scale and multi-lingual circulation of knowledge: an empirical study of the available data sources in Latin America
This presentation will show the landscape of the Latin American publishing circuit and the various databases that cover it. PresenterFernanda Beigel
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18-02-2022 |
Geopolitics of predatory academia: from predatory journals to mislocated centers of scholarly communication
PresenterEmanuel Kulczycki
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Predatory academia is identified with unethical practices of journals in English. A fresh theoretical perspective can take geopolitical dimensions into account.