Seminars
Up to the year 2013, euroCRIS held yearly Strategic Seminars in Brussels in September. These seminars, from the year 2014 on, have now been integrated into the Strategic Members Meetings of euroCRIS, which take place in November. Below you find reports from the past Seminars.
(Click on a report image on the right to get the concluding report or on the links indicated for a list of presentations and documents presented at the seminars)
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Seminar 9-10 September 2013 - Brussels There is a recent strong interest with many communities considering how best to manage their research information (RI). For strategic management, but also for evaluation, knowledge and technology transfer, RI management is an essential requirement. Increasingly, the research output system beyond research publications is broadened towards research products such as datasets and software and expanding to research outcomes and impact. Research Information Systems (CRISs) and in particular CERIF are increasingly recognised as a powerful means with respect to advanced metadata management. euroCRIS has developed inter-conversion services to/from CERIF with the most-used metadata standards reinforcing the position of CERIF as an interoperation standard for RI and CRISs. Nonetheless there is room for the evolution of CERIF to meet new emerging requirements. The aim of this euroCRIS Strategic Seminar is to convene key stakeholders and discuss the needs and forthcoming challenges in this context.. Click here to get a list of presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2013
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Seminar 10-11 September 2012 Brussels The EC has published its intentions for an ambitious programma of R&D to 2020. It brings together the various pre-existing programmes such as the Framework Programme, Competitiveness and Innovation Programme, European Research Council, and the European Institute for Innovation and Technology. There are linkages to other programmes and to structural funds. We explore what this means to CRIS (Current Research Information management systems) and how we meet the challenges. Click here to get a list of presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2012
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Seminar 12-13 September 2011 Brussels For more than ten years CRIS and Repositories have provided access to output of research (scholarly work and research data). It is now time to review the current architecture used and to analyse their advantages and disadvantages. This seminar will focus on the use of CRIS and Repositories for research information management and approach this topic from various perspectives: metadata; experience (ongoing projects); visions; output, outcomes and impact; architecture (integration). Click here to get a list of the presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2011
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Seminar 13-14 September 2010 Brussels More than ever evaluation of research is becoming important. It is in the interest of everyone that the information is accurate, that the evaluation methods are reliable and that the indicators used are representative. This seminar will bring together experts covering these topics to debate the merits of various approaches and hopefully to converge in a way forward. Click here to get a list of the presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2010
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Seminar 14-15 September 2009 Brussels The background of this year's theme is that both nationally and internationally there is a lot of information from research activities, but it is fragmented, varies in quality/structure and is not easy to get at. Click here to get a list of the presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2009
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Seminar 15-16 September 2008 Brussels In the previous seminars the following topics have been covered: CRIS + ERA; CRIS + repositories (OA/GRIDs); CRIS + process / GRIDs; CRIS + Innovation; CRIS + e-Infrastructure. The theme for the coming seminar is a CRIS as the mechanism for providing a homogeneous view over repositories, administrative systems (finance, HR, project management) and simultaneously act as the control of workflow and the source for internal (to control systems) and external (view to the world) directories. In other words: CRIS: the strategic centre of the business (in any organisation concerned with research and development).
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Seminar 17-18 September 2007 Brussels The previous seminars covered the importance of Research Information (CRIS) for the ERA, the relationship of CRIS and Open Access, the relationship of CRIS and the Research Process, and - the last one - CRIS as a strategic tool for supporting innovation. This seminar will focus on CRIS and e-infrastructure. Click here to get a list of the presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2007
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Seminar 11-12 September 2006 Brussels The three previous seminars covered the importance of Research Information (CRIS) for the ERA, the relationship of CRIS and Open Access and the relationship of CRIS and the Research Process. This seminar will focus on innovation. Click here to get a list of the presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2006
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Seminar 19-20 September 2005 Brussels Click here to get a list of the presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2005
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Seminar 20-21 September 2004 Brussels Click here to get a list of the presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2004
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Seminar 20-21 September 2003 Brussels Click here to get a list of the presentations and documents presented at the seminar: Presentations seminar 2003
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Barcelona Strategic Membership Meeting, November 2015
Registration -- Accommodation -- Programme
The second euroCRIS Strategic Membership Meeting will be held from 9-11 November in Barcelona. This meeting will be organised in close collaboration with the Consorci de Serveis Universitair de Catalunya (CSUC) and the Institut d’Estudis Catalans (Institute for Catalan Studies, IEC). The last organisation is also the host for the meeting.
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Venue of the Meeting: Carrer del Carme, 47, 08001 Barcelona..
Welcome Reception: euroCRIS will offer you a welcome reception at the Meeting's venue, the beautiful Cloister of the IEC, starting Monday November 9th, at 19.00 h.
Strategic Members Meetings may be regarded as a combination of a Strategic Seminar and a regular Membership Meeting. During this meeting the accent is on use case-based discussions with both our Strategic Partners and Members.
So, the goals of the event are not only the exchange of information and ideas but more so, the exploration of possible concrete joint actions and projects towards the realisation of an improvement of the research information landscape, based on international standards. Of course, from the point of view of euroCRIS, the role CRIS and, in particular, CERIF can (and should) play in this respect will be a major focus of attention.
The central theme for the 2015 Strategic Membership Meeting is:
International Collaboration on Research Information Management and CERIF
This theme, we think a very relevant one to both our Strategic Partners and members, covers aspects as:
- Assessment of research
- Grant application, workflow and monitoring
- Profiling of researchers and institutes
- Research data management and archiving
- (the creation of) Research information infrastructures
- Local /institutional developments
- (inter-)National developments
During the Strategic Membership Meeting a mix of contributions/views by Strategic Partners and members will be presented. The emphasis of the contributions lies on discussion and interaction. These contributions may regard general, theoretical, aspects concerning the theme, but their main focus should be on practical use cases and requirements. Besides, space will be available for relevant presentations by Spanish stakeholders.
Poster sessions
During lunchtime posters will be presented,
Hashtag
During the meeting information and experiences may be shared using the hashtag #euroCRIS15
Registration
Registration of the event is mandatory, but free for members. Non-members may also attend the meeting for a fee of 60 euros. With this fee they will automatically get a personal membership until January 1, 2017. Registration will close on November 4, 2015.
The meeting dinner will take place on November 10th at Restaurante Fonda España. The cost of the meeting dinner is 47 euros (excl. handling fee). The dinner can be booked in combination with the registration. Booking for the dinner will be possible until November 7th, 2015.
Practical information
The following hotels are recommended by our co-organiser IEC:
Hotel Silken ; Hotel Turin ; Researchers' Residences
You may also search for accomodation in the neighbourhood of IEC using Booking.com for Barcelona
Looking forward to see you in Barcelona!
Arjan Hogenaar
euroCRIS Secretary
For procedural questions regarding the Strategic Membership Meeting, please contact the euroCRIS Secretariat:
EuroCRIS Secretariat
c/o: DANS Office
P.O. Box 93067
2509 AB The Hague
The Netherlands
E: eurocris@eurocris.org
T: +31 70 349 44 50
Paris Membership Meeting, May 2015
(see Final Programme at the bottom of this page)
On May 11-12, 2015 euroCRIS will organise in close collaboration with AMUE (Agence de mutualisation des universités et établissements) its spring Membership Meeting in the AMUE-offices (close to the Jardin du Luxemborg, see picture above). Central theme for this meeting is ‘CRIS in the Information Landscape: The place and role of CRIS to support and manage Open Data, Open Access, and Open Science ‘.
Before the actual start of the meeting we will have on Sunday evening May 10th an informal welcome reception at restaurant 'Stop Cluny', 94 Boulevard Saint-Germain. Starting time: 19.00 h.
Traditionally, the meeting will have a national session – organized by AMUE -, a topical session and an – open – Jostein Hauge session (see separate announcement). Other important parts of the meeting are: a euroCRIS general introduction, a CERIF tutorial, the euroCRIS business meeting, and the Task Group meetings. Below you will find the provisional programme and a call for papers for the Jostein Hauge and the Topical Session.
Membership Meetings are free for euroCRIS Members. A fee of 35 euros will be asked for attending the Meeting Dinner on May 11th, 2015. Non-members may attend the meeting as well. They will pay a fee of 60,00 Euros. This includes the personal membership fee for the year 2015.
The FINAL PROGRAMME of the meeting is listed below. The Membership Meeting is the event where euroCRIS members have the opportunity to share their views, both in an informal way and in a formal way. The formal way relates to sessions that will be organised during the conference. Therefore we have opened a call for papers for two sessions: the Jostein Hauge Session and the Topical Session AMUE will organise a national session (with invited speakers). This call is no longer open.
We would like to bring under the attention of our French speaking audience that Deuxième Labo will organise a special soirée on the visibilily of French research, Monday evening, May 11th, 17.30 - 19.00 h.
AMUE has composed a list of recommended hotels. Of course you are free to choose your hotel, but it is advisable to book your hotel not too late!
Registration for the meeting (and the meeting dinner) is possible through the link : http://www.amiando.com/ZKRVEVV. Please don't forget to tick the special 'meeting dinner button' during the registration process.
For procedural questions regarding contributions to both sessions of the Membership Meeting, please contact the euroCRIS Secretariat:
EuroCRIS Secretariat
c/o: DANS Office
P.O. Box 93067
2509 AB The Hague
The Netherlands
E: eurocris@eurocris.org
T: +31 70 349 44 50
Final Programme euroCRIS Membership Meeting at AMUE, Paris
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Sunday 10 May |
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Venue: Restaurant Stop Cluny, 94 Boulevard Saint-Germain, 75005 Paris |
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19.00 – 20.00 |
Welcome reception, offered by euroCRIS, followed by optional self-paid special dinner in restaurant Stop Cluny. |
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Monday 11 May |
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Venue: AMUE, 103 Boulevard Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris |
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08:30 – 16:00 |
Registration of participants |
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09:00 – 09:05 |
Welcome |
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09:05 – 09:20 |
Introduction to the Meeting |
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09.20 – 10.00 |
euroCRIS Business and Overview Session |
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10.00 – 10.50 |
French National Session
Chair: Valérie Brasse, euroCRIS Board Member Some figures on Research in France
European R & I Projects in Contracts Data Management : IS Evolution at UPMC |
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10.50 – 11.10 |
Coffee break |
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11.10 – 12.30 |
French National Session Chair: Valérie Brasse, euroCRIS Board Member
Toward a Secure and Scalable Collaborative Platform to Support the Research Lifecycle
What are the Plans for Partnership IS Research Projects in Universities?
The SAFARI Syndrome. Implementing CRIS and Open Science |
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12.30 – 14.00 |
Lunch at Centre Culturel Irlandais, 5 Rue des Irlandais 75005 Paris |
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14.00 – 15.40 |
French National Session Chair: Pablo de Castro, euroCRIS Board Member
Conditor : towards a National Reference Repository for the French Scientific Production
IdRef – Service of Reference Frames for Higher Education and Research
The evaluation of Research Units at HCERES
Plugin labs: data transfer for innovation |
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15.40 – 16.00 |
Tea break |
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15.35 – 17.20 |
Jostein Hauge Session Chair: Tina Lingjærde, euroCRIS Board Member
Implementation of CERIF-Based Infrastructure for Enabling CRIS-Adoption in Greek Academia
Research Information Management - Impact and Opportunities for Staff Development
Introducing the new German Council for Information Infrastructures
Improving Research Indicators using Crowdsourcing |
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17.20 – 17.35 |
Tea Break |
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17.35 – 18.35 |
CERIF Tutorial (especially recommended for newcomers) Chair: Jan Dvořák, euroCRIS Board Member |
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17.30 – 19.00 |
Satellite event: Soirée débat sur la visibilité de la recherche française, organisée par Deuxième Labo, à l'Espace des Sciences Pierre-Gilles de Gennes (http://www.espgg.org/Soiree-debat-sur-la-visibilite-de) |
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20:00 – 22:30 |
Meeting dinner |
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Tuesday 12 May 2015 |
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Venue: AMUE, 103 Boulevard Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris |
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09:00 – 10.20 |
Topical Session: CRIS in the Information Landscape Chair: Jan Dvořák, euroCRIS Board Member
Opening Session
Challenges in Coding Information on Article Processing Charges (APCs) into Institutional Systems
Using CRIS to Power Research Data DiscoveryAlex Ball (DCC/UKOLN), Christopher Brown (JISC), Laura Molloy (DCC/HATII, University of Glasgow), Veerle Van den Eynden (UKDA) and David Wilson (DCC/HATII, University of Glasgow) |
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10.20 – 10.40 |
Coffee break |
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11.00 – 12:00 |
Topical Session: CRIS in the Information Landscape Chair: Mark Cox, euroCRIS Board Member
CRIS in German Universities and Research Institutions - Position Paper of the DINI Working Group on Research information systems (AG-FIS)
Open Data: Issues and opportunities for researchers
Measurement of research impact in OpenAIRE 2020: via text mining or the CRISs? |
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12:15 – 13:30 |
Lunch at Centre Culturel Irlandais, 5 Rue des Irlandais, 75005 Paris |
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13:30 – 14:40 |
euroCRIS Donors Session: Examples of CRIS Systems (Converis, PURE, and DSPACE-CRIS) Chair: Ed Simons, President of euroCRIS |
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14.40 – 15.40 |
Task Group Meetings (Parallel Sessions) A. CERIF + Architecture & Development + Linked Open Data, chaired by Jan Dvořák, euroCRIS Board Member
B. Best Practice/DRIS + CRIS-IR + Indicators, chaired by Danica Zendulcova, euroCRIS Board Member |
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15.40 – 16.00 |
Tea break |
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16.00 – 16.45 |
Plenary feedback session |
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16:45 – 17:00 |
Debriefing and closing |
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17:00 |
Informal after meeting drinks |
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Wednesday 13 May 2015 |
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Venue: AMUE, Boulevard Saint-Michel, 75005 Paris |
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08:30 – 17:00 |
euroCRIS Board Meeting |
CRIS2016 St Andrews
The 13th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems (CRIS2016) was held 9-11 June 2016 at the Medical School of the University of St Andrews in Scotland and was attended by over 160 participants from 19 European countries plus the US, Canada, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia and Australia.
The theme of the conference was: Communicating and Measuring Research Responsibly: Profiling, Metrics, Impact, Interoperability.
The proceedings of this conference have been published Open Access in a special issue of Procedia Computer Science. The contributions to this CRIS2016 conference are also available at the euroCRIS repository.
Business Meeting at CRIS2014 Rome, May 2014
May 13-15 2014, Rome, Italy
CRIS2014 Rome
Managing Data Intensive Science - the role of Research Information Systems in realising the digital agenda
12th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems
The CRIS 2014 conference dealt with recent trends in the management, availability, quality and use of Current Research Information Systems (CRIS) in the context of e-Science, bringing together researchers, managers of research-performing or funding institutions, evaluators, librarians, ICT experts and policy makers.
CRIS systems do increasingly lie at the the core of the information management infrastructure for all organisations involved with research: where it is performed, funded, assesssed. The growing emphasis on enhancing transparency of research, maximising the impact and knowledge transfer, improving dissemination of research results - covering publications, but also datasets and software - requires joint efforts for the achievement of a common vision on the research lifecycle, for the development of integrated information systems as well as for efficient policies that support e-Science infrastructure.
The euroCRIS community has long been engaged in enhancing access to European Research Information. At this 12th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems discussion took place on how linking information systems can help to tackle fragmentation of the national, international and subject level and contribute to the enhancement of research and innovation in Europe and beyond.
CRIS 2014 took place in the historic city of Rome under the patronage of the Italian National Research Council (CNR). The conference was organised by the Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies (CNR-IRPPS) and euroCRIS.
The target audience included managers of research-performing and/or funding institutions, evaluators, librarians, ICT experts, as well as policy makers.
You can find the presentations of the CRIS2014 Conference in our euroCRIS Repository (choose above in the menu: "Repository").
CRIS 2012
CRIS2012 Prague
CRIS 2012: e-Infrastructures for Research and Innovation - Linking Information Systems to Improve Scientific Knowledge Production
11th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems
June 6-9, Prague, Czech Republic
The positive and causal link between research on one hand and wealth creation and improvement in the quality of life on the other is established. Questions may be asked concerning the quality of the research and the value for money. In order to answer these questions, and manage the associated processes, research information has become indispensable. It started as the simple administrative data on research projects, their funding and their lead participant. Over time, research information expanded to record many other aspects of research: results, funding, facilities, equipment, research-related services, impact. Current Research Information Systems (CRIS) are becoming the core of the information infrastructure of all organisations that have to do with research: those that perform it, fund it, or track it.
CRIS 2012 is the eleventh in the biennial series of conferences on CRIS organised since 2002 by euroCRIS. Between 1991 and 2000 a somewhat irregular CRIS conference series was run in an ad hoc manner with some support from the European Commission. CRIS 2012 has attracted a rather large number of submisisons that document well the current trends in all aspects of CRIS. The big challenge many authors approach from different angles is setting up meaningful and scalable links between CRIS and other information systems, and among CRIS themselves to provide an international overview of research. In this way, CRIS are becoming integral parts of research e-Infrastructures; the connected CRIS in fact form a very important e-Infrastructure themselves.
Conference Opening
Keith Jeffery, Conference Introduction [Presentation]
Keynotes
Miroslava Kopicová, Research and Development in the Czech Republic - New Transition Ahead [Presentation]
Konstantinos Glinos, e-Infrastructures and Research Information Systems [Presentation]
Invited talks on the conference topics
Anne Asserson, Current Research Information Systems: End user viewpoint and requirements [Presentation]
Nikos Houssos, Advances in Technology and CRIS [Presentation]
Naděžda Witzanyová, Research e-Infrastructure in the Czech Republic with a European Perspective [Presentation]
Papers & Presentations
Tomáš Chudlarský, Jan Dvořák, A National CRIS Infrastructure as the Cornerstone of Transparency in the Research Domain [Paper] [Presentation]
Nikos Houssos, Brigitte Jörg, Brian Matthews, A multi-level metadata approach for a Public Sector Information data infrastructure [Paper] [Presentation]
Sergey Parinov, Open Repository of Semantic Linkages [Paper] [Presentation]
Pouneh Mehrtash, Omid Fatemi, CTIS, Policy Making Body for National Research Information System in IRAN [Paper] [Presentation]
Kevin Ginty, Simon Kerridge, Paul Fairley, Ryan Henderson, Paul Cramer, Albert Bokma, Sheila Garfield, CERIF for Datasets (C4D) - An Overview [Paper] [Presentation]
Bojana Dimić Surla, Dragan Ivanović, Using templates for presenting publication references in CRIS [Paper] [Presentation]
Åke Johansson, Mats Ola Ottosson, A national Current Research Information System for Sweden [Paper] [Presentation]
Daniela Luzi, Rosa Di Cesare, Roberta Ruggieri, Toward the integration of datasets in the CRIS environment: A preliminary analysis [Paper] [Presentation]
Albert Bokma, Sheila Garfield, David Nelson, Esraa Omran, Oscar Corcho, Cerif4Datasets (C4D) - Utilising Semantics for the Discovery and Exploration of Datasets in Research [Paper] [Presentation]
Sebastian Herwig, Thorsten Höllrigl, "All roads lead to Rome": Establishing Best Practices for the Implementation and Introduction of a CRIS: Insights and Experiences from a CRIS Project at the University of Münster [Paper] [Presentation]
Alexis-Michel Mugabushaka, Theodore Papazoglou, Information systems of research funding agencies in the "era of the Big Data". The case study of the Research Information System of the European Research Council [Paper] [Presentation]
Laurel L. Haak, David Baker, Matt A. Probus, Creating a Data Infrastructure for Tracking Knowledge Flow [Paper] [Presentation]
Philipp Fondermann, Thorsten Höllrigl, Integration, Service Orientation and Convergence - Advancing Research Information Management at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology [Paper] [Presentation]
Paul Beckers, Martin Jägerhorn, Thorsten Höllrigl, Advances in Sharing and Managing Knowledge about European Research Infrastructures [Paper] [Presentation]
Joachim Schöpfel, Marie-José van Baelinghem, Laurent Sparrow, Linking CRIS to Education [Paper] [Presentation]
Mahendra Mahey, Niamh Brennan, CERIFy: Using Business Process Mapping to Engage with Research Information Management Processes and the CERIF Data Model [Paper] [Presentation]
Nicola Bertazzoni, Paolo Bonora, Fabrizio Luglio, Marta Zaetta, Towards Knowledge/Technology Transfer. U-GOV Research achievements and new challenges [Paper] [Presentation]
Karin Berkhoff, Britta Ebeling, Sven Lübbe, Integrating research information into a software for higher education administration - benefits for data quality and accessibility [Paper] [Presentation]
But Dedaj, Mjellma Carabregu, Challenges on setting-up the research and development tools and capacities in a transitional country (Kosovo) [Paper] [Presentation]
Brigitte Jörg, Thorsten Höllrigl, Miguel-Angel Sicilia, Entities and Identities in Research Information Systems [Paper] [Presentation]
Paul Fairley, Kevin Ginty, Simon Kerridge, Simon Foster, Stephen Trowell, Steve Hustwayte, Steve Butcher, Josh Brown, Roland Major, RMAS - Delivering an integrated Research Management & Administration System [Paper] [Presentation]
Nuno Freire, Rene Wiermer, Markus Muhr, Andreas Juffinger, Chiara Latronico, Valentine Charles, Author Consolidation across European National Bibliographies and Academic Digital Repositories [Paper] [Presentation]
Ján Turňa, Juraj Noge, Danica Zendulková, The system SK CRIS, scientific publications and theses - mirror of Slovak science [Paper] [Presentation]
Brigitte Jörg, Jan Dvořák, Thomas Vestdam, Streamlining the CERIF XML Data Exchange Format Towards CERIF 2.0 [Paper] [Presentation]
Brian Kirkegaard Lunn, Poul M. Melchiorsen, Nils Thidemann, John Kruuse, Anne Lyhne Høj, Sabine Dreier, Maria A. Madsen, Anne Marya Jensen, Research performance management in a CRIS environment: Does research evaluation affect publishing activity? [Paper] [Presentation]
Dag W. Aksnes, Anne Asserson, Reidar Thorstensen, Bernt Olav Økland, Bergen Campus Biomedical Research Cooperation Analysis using a CERIF-CRIS [Paper] [Presentation]
Lisa Colledge, Anna Clements, M'hamed el Aisati, Scott Rutherford, Project Snowball - sharing data for cross-institutional benchmarking [Paper] [Presentation]
Grete Christina Lingjærde, Geir Magne Vangen, Development and evolution of the data model of a CRIS system - Example from FRIDA to CRIStin [Paper] [Presentation]
Eva Kraus, Collaboration on principle! The AHF's Historical Bibliography - a bibliography by historians for historians [Presentation]
Dag W. Aksnes, Susanne Mikki, Applying CRIS-data for Analysing Research Collaboration at the University of Bergen, Norway [Paper] [Presentation]
Anna Clements, Scott Brander, Valerie McCutcheon, Joshn Brown, Dale Heenan, Thomas Vestdam, CERIF in Action: Synthesise, standardise and productionise CERIF for Higher Education Institutions [Paper] [Presentation]
Lars Wenaas, Nina Karlstrøm, Tore Vatnan, From a national CRIS along the road to Green Open Access - and back again: Building infrastructure from CRIStin to Institutional Repositories in Norway [Paper] [Presentation]
Ilya V. Ponomarev, Duane E. Williams, Brian K. Lawton, Di H. Cross, Yvette Seger, Joshua Schnell, Laurel L. Haak, Breakthrough Paper Indicator: early detection and measurement of ground-breaking research [Paper] [Presentation]
Agnethe Sidselrud, Grete Christina Lingjærde, The practical implementation of the CRIS system CRIStin and the goals/challenges of bringing 150 institutions into production within a year [Paper] [Presentation]
Lidija Ivanović, Dušan Surla, A software module for import of theses and dissertations to CRISs [Paper]
Siniša Nikolić, Valentin Penca, Dragan Ivanović, Dušan Surla, Zora Konjović, CRIS service for journals and journal articles evaluation [Paper] [Presentation]
Workshops
Barbara Ebert, Research Information Management [Presentation]
Jan Dvořák, Future Trends in Research Information Management [Presentation]
Keith Jeffery, Workshop Summary [Presentation]
CERIF Tutorial
Brigitte Jörg, CERIF Tutorial [Presentation]
Czech and Slovak Workshop
Jitka Moracová, The Evaluation Methodology and Institutional Funding in Science [Presentation]
Petr Ráb, Leoš Horniček, Ivana Laiblová Kadlecová, Information Systems Used Within Evaluation Process of Research Activities of ASCR Institutes [Presentation]
Libor Straka, Jan Mach, Jiři Stöhr, Martin Lamr, Evaluation of Scientific and Pedagogical Performance from the Perspective of Universities [Presentation]
Peter Samuely, Regular Research Assessment Exercise of the Institutes of the Slovak Academy of Sciences 2012 (cancelled)
Ján Turňa, Oleg Cvik, SK CRIS as the Decision Support Tool for R&D Funded from Public Resources [Presentation]
Business Session
Jan C. Maier, Thorsten Höllrigl, Rudolf Weiss, AVEDAS AG :: CONVERIS 5 - the next generation current research information systems
Bo Alroe, Thomas Vestdam, Atira A/S :: Breaking down silos with quality data relations - how Pure enables uniform management reporting on top of CERIF [Presentation]
Philipp Purnell, Thomson Reuters :: A New Generation CRIS from Thomson Reuters [Presentation]
Hans van Mingroot, IBM :: Integrating Information at a regional level for the sake of innovation & venturing acceleration [Presentation]
euroCRIS President Address
Keith Jeffery, CRIS in 2020 [Paper] [Presentation]
Conference Closing
Barbara Ebert, Announcement CRIS 2014 [Presentation]