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https://www.elsevier.com/research-intelligence/resource-library/ERI-Collaboration_Brochure

http://knowledgecenter.csg.org/kc/content/americas-knowledge-economy-state-state-review

Fostering Collaborations through Big-Data Analytics

Brad Fenwick

Senior Vice President

ELSEVIER

[email protected]

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Triple Helix System

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What is the different between Detroit and Pittsburgh?

Henry Ford did not give Detroit a

university, Andrew Carnegie and

Andrew Mellon gave Pittsburgh

two great universities.

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Starts with new knowledge discovery and follows

with Dissemination and Use Driven innovation

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Source: Scopus (2006-2010)

Citations per article fold increase over institutional co-authorship

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“A Team of Experts

is not an Expert

Team without Data”

“If a better economy is your destination,

then better data is your map.”

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Which industries and technologies should you bet on?

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Our content and data assets are deep and broad

1.4bn US business

contacts

Global business news

Over 30k sources

57 languages

Global patents

100 patent offices

>93m records

Secondary law

(regulations, directives,

cases)

>60% of world’s

primary laws

published each year

Global air fleet

specifications

Global commodities

prices

US medical providers

6.5m entries

Global watch lists

1.2m+ entries

240 countries

1.5bn US bankruptcy

records

307m US criminal

records

3.3bn US auto

insurance records

8.4bn US names,

addresses etc.

Global chemical compound &

reaction databases

22m compounds; 35m reactions

Global disease pathways

3.3m molecular facts

US drugs database

16k branded drugs; 12k

generic drugs

2,500 journals; 1,800

books

17% of global

research

1.2m article

submissions per year

12.5m articles on

Science Direct

Approximately 3

petabytes of

unique and

high quality

content and

leading open sourced

Big Data technology

HPCC

Events

500 in 40 countries

Event Participants

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16

National research assessment and benchmarking

reports

UK REF, UK BIS reports

ERA (Australia)

FCT (Portugal)

VQR (Italy)

September 12, 2011

Global University Rankings

Times Higher World University Rankings

QS rankings

US News rankings (Arab Region)

ProBono initiatives and reports (select examples)

• UK Royal Society

• Science Europe

• European Commission, FENS, HBP, Kavli

Foundation, RIKEN BSI

• World Bank

• EuroStemCell, Kyoto University

• Snowball Metrics

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Top sub-areas within Medicine:

Clinical Neuroscience and Cardiology

Oncology

Psych & Mental

Health

Cardiology

Clin. Neuro

Public, Envt &

Occup Health

Radiology & Nuc

Med

Surgery

Hematology

Infec Diseases

Sports Med

Immun & Allergy

Endocrin &

Diabetes

Obstetrics &

Gynaecology

Gastroenterology

Pharmacology

Medicine (misc)

Rheumatology

Internal Med

Geriatrics & Geron

Urology

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Publications, 2004-2013

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Kansas City’s Knowledge Economy Strengths

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Agricultural and Biological Sciences

Arts and Humanities

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular

Biology

Business, Management and Accounting

Chemical Engineering

Chemistry

Computer Science

Decision Sciences

Dentistry

Earth and Planetary Sciences

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

Energy

Engineering

Environmental Science

Health Professions

Immunology and Microbiology

Materials Science

Mathematics

Medicine

Multidisciplinary

Neuroscience

Nursing

Pharmacology, Toxicology and

Pharmaceutics

Physics and Astronomy

Psychology

Social Sciences

Veterinary

Research Activity Index, 2010 – 2014, All Kansas City

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Working together – universities and industry

Sources: SciVal Analytics Custom Report

3.5%

3.1%

2.1%

1.1%

4.5%

2.5%

3.2%

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1%

2%

3%

4%

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New York

Chicago

Kansas City Hong Kong Los Angeles

Toronto

Amsterdam

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Relative volume and impact: New York has a growing

advantage in computer science

• 4

th

among all states in relative volume, 10

th

among all states in

relative impact

Physics & Astronomy

Engineering

Earth & Planetary Sci

Medicine

Pharmacology & Toxicology

Neuroscience

Psychology

Economics & Finance

Computer Science

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Relative volume, 2004-2013

(+) Above average: FWCI

(-) Below average: Relative Volume

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(+) Above average: Relative Volume

(+) Above average: FWCI

(+) Above average: Relative Volume

(-) Below average: FWCI

(-) Below average: Relative Volume

US average relative

volume: 1.00

US average

field-weighted citation

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Relative volume: North Carolina specializes in the

health sciences

• 28.7% of all US output was in the field of medicine, but an even

higher percentage (38.6%) of North Carolina’s output was.

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Research Networking Systems—Michigan Corporate Relations Network

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“If a better economy

is your destination,

then better data is

your map.”

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http://www.experts.scival.com/reachnc/ http://www.michigancrn.org/business-portal.php

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