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Aim and design of the study

1.

Based on a questionnaire, researchers within polar research at the

University of Bergen are located

2.

Based on this core group, publications are retrieved

 Publications are filtered by belonging to polar research (manually)

 Publications are analyzed by co-authors at the University of Bergen, position and faculty

3.

Publications are analyzed

 By co-publishing countries  By co-publishing institutions

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Data source

CRISTIN

CRISTIN is a national, authorative system for documenting scholarly

publications.

Even though CRISTIN in a national system, the University of Bergen

data access is restricted to publications of the University’s publications

only. For benchmarking reasons other studies have been consulted.

Included publications

• Publications which state the University of Bergen as an affiliation

• Publication which are scholarly according to approved publishing channels

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Main results (2009-2012)

Core group of polar researchers: 64

263 publications by the core group have been classified

«polar»

– Ca 14% are gold open access

These publications involved 269 authors from the

University of Bergen

150 publications (ca 60%) had a co-author from abroad

Co-authors came from

– 30 different countries in addition to Norway

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Polar publications by position

Professor 35% Forsker 15% Uten stilling 14% 1. amanuensis 12% Stipendiat 6% Post doc 4% Professor 2 3% Ingeniør 3% Leder 3% Student 2% Annet 2%

Vit ass, univ lektor etc

1%

CategoryUten stilling include persons who at the time of publishing no longer were affiliated to The University of Bergen, but stated it as their addresse on the publication.

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Polar publications by faculty/unit

MN 68% SFF 27% JUR 2% UM 1% HUM 1% MED-ODO 1% SV 0%

All authors count, double counting occurs when an author belong to more than one faculty.

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Polar publications by gender and

faculty/unit

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

HUM JUR Med-ODO MN SFF SV UM

M K

All authors count, double counting occurs when an author belong to more than one faculty.

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Co-publications by country

Country Number of UiB

publications

Country Number of UiB

publications Storbritannia 35 Spania 5 USA 33 Portugal 4 Tyskland 28 Kina 3 Frankrike 23 Nederland 3 Island 20 Tsjekkia 2 Sverige 17 Australia 2 Danmark 14 Romania 1 Ukjent 13 Italia 1 Finland 11 Taiwan 1 Østerrike 10 Chile 1 Canada 7 Færøyene 1 Sveits 7 Irland 1 Russland 7 Belgia 1 Japan 7 Argentina 1

Polen 5 New Zealand 1

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Comparing with a study by Aksnes et al.

Norwegian partnership based on WoS data

Landnavn Antall UiB

publikasjoner

Landnavn Antall UiB

publikasjoner Storbritannia 35 Spania 5 USA 33 Portugal 4 Tyskland 28 Kina 3 Frankrike 23 Nederland 3 Island 20 Tsjekkia 2 Sverige 17 Australia 2 Danmark 14 Romania 1 Ukjent 13 Italia 1 Finland 11 Taiwan 1 Østerrike 10 Chile 1 Canada 7 Færøyene 1 Sveits 7 Irland 1 Russland 7 Belgia 1 Japan 7 Argentina 1

Polen 5 New Zealand 1

Grand Total 265

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Comparing with a study by Science Metrix

UiB partnership based on SCOPUS data

Rank UiB (CRIStin) UiB (SCOPUS, 58 land)

1 Storbritannia United Kingdom

2 USA United States

3 Tyskland Germany 4 Frankrike Denmark 5 Island France 6 Sverige Sweden 7 Danmark Switzerland 8 Finland Canada 9 Østerrike Iceland 10 Canada Russia 11 Sveits Finland 12 Russland Netherlands 13 Japan Spain 14 Polen Japan 15 Spania Australia

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Number of publications

Uni Research AS 50

Havforskningsinstituttet 40

Nansen Senter for Miljø og Fjernmåling 20

Universitetet i Oslo 15

Akvaplan Niva AS 14

Universitetssenteret på Svalbard 11

University College London 7

Norges teknisk-naturvitenskapelige universitet 7

Aarhus Universitet 6

Norsk institutt for naturforskning 6

Universitetet for miljø- og biovitenskap 6

Háskóli Islands 6

Norsk institutt for vannforskning 6

Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement 6

The International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis 6

Leibniz-Institutes für Ostseeforschung Warnemünde 6

Nasjonalt institutt for ernærings- og sjømatforskning 6

Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar- und Meeresforschung 5

Centre national de la recherche scientifique 5

Oulun yliopisto 5

Helsingin yliopisto 5

Hokkaido Daigaku 5

University of Oxford 5

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Co-publishing network, national and

international institutions

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Co-publishing network (SCOPUS, 2010-12, Science Metrix)

Diameter and colour

proportional with

specialisation and

impact

Bredth proportional

with number of

co-publications

Numbers in brackets

indicate sum of

publications

(fractional

counting)

UiB Havforskningen Uni Research Nansensenteret NIVA Svalbard Polarinst UiO NINA UiT

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Performance and Collaboration Profiles by Theme –

Arctic & Antarctic

Results on organisational level  network consists of a European

(top), US (lower right) and Nordic cluster (lower left)  in the Nordic cluster, U. of

Tromso (NO-88) is central hub  most Norwegian institutions

have high SIs and ARIFs

 U. of Copenhagen (DK-9) ranks 5th in terms of centrality and acts

as hub between Nordic and two other clusters

Norway could deploy its strong relation with U. of Copenhagen to increase opportunities to collaborate more with European and US clusters

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Polar research in Norway

 In international context, Norway show

 High degree of specialisation  High and increasing impact

Axis show world average

 Everything within the first quadrant lies over world average

Diameter proportional with number of articles (fractional counting)

Arctic & Antarctic Biotech Climate Change Education Energy Environment Environmental Tech Fisheries & Aquaculture Food Health & Care ICT Mar & FW Biol Maritime Res Nanotech & New

Materials Welf. &

Work. Life

2003-2007 2008-2012

Less specialized World average More specialized Specialization index (SI)

Less im p ac t M o re im p ac t Wor ld aver ag e Im p ac t (ARC)

high impact

specialised

high impact

not specialised

low impact

specialised

low impact - not specialised

Norway’s performance in 15 strategic themes 2003–2007 and 2008–2012 Kilde:

- Science-Metrix. (2014). Bibliometric Study in Support of Norway’s Strategy for International Research Collaboration. Interim Report. - SCOPUS

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Collaborating countries – Polar research

Norway and Iceland most

specialised, high degree of

collaboration them between

Diameter proportional with

number of articles:

Norway, Iceland, Canada,

Switzerland, Denmark, UK, US

and New Zealand are most

important actors

Colour intensity proportional to

degree of collaboration with

Norway:

Increased collaboration

with Canada, US and New

Zealand may be beneficial

according Science Metrix

US UK CA DE RU NO JP FR CN AU IT DK SE CH NL NZ ES KR FI PL BE AR IN AT BR ZA CL IS TW PT IE CZ MX EL EE IL TR SG MY HU BG IR RO SI LT TH SK CO EG HR ID Sc ie n tif ic Im p ac t (ARC) B e lo w ← Wo rl d Le ve l → Ab o ve

Below ← World Level → Above Specialisation Index (SI)

Kilde:

- Science-Metrix. (2014). Bibliometric Study in Support of Norway’s Strategy for International Research Collaboration. Interim Report. - SCOPUS

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Mikki, S. (2014). Polarforskning ved UiB - en bibliometrisk undersøkelse:

Universitetet i Bergen.

CRIStin-data

Aksnes, D. W., Rørstad, K. & Røsdal, T. (2012). Norsk polarforskning –

forskning på Svalbard. Ressursinnsats og vitenskapelig publisering –

indikatorer 2010: NIFU.

WoS-data

Science-Metrix. (2014). Bibliometric Study in Support of Norway’s

Strategy for International Research Collaboration.

Interim Report

.

SCOPUS-data

Polarforskningsnettverket. http://www.uib.no/polar

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