Solution

My Academic Profile is a tool taking consideration of many parameters facilitating improvement in assessing research impact progress.

We suggest ways of building ones’ Academic profile which may be used to analyze progress along the academic Career and for comparing achievements and impacts of researchers within the same field and between sub-fields within a faculty.

We provide a system using open source information for allowing one to assess the profiles of himself with a comparison to profiles of others based on the same data and method.

Problem

Developing Academic career is a multi-dimensional task, there are the personal, organizational and societal issues which evolve with opportunities and are primarily subjective.

Is it necessarily right that a scholar with 10,000 citations is better than a one cited only 2000 times? Is it the final number which matters or the way of achieving it?

People develop their research career in different ways, which need to be weighted in. Furthermore, it is essential to understand how a certain number was built up in time and how it is composed.

Solution

My Academic Profile is a tool taking consideration of many parameters facilitating improvement in assessing research impact progress.

We suggest ways of building ones’ Academic profile which may be used to analyze progress along the academic Career and for comparing achievements and impacts of researchers within the same field and between sub-fields within a faculty.

We provide a system using open source information for allowing one to assess the profiles of himself with a comparison to profiles of others based on the same data and method.

Problem

Developing Academic career is a multi-dimensional task, there are the personal, organizational and societal issues which evolve with opportunities and are primarily subjective.

Is it necessarily right that a scholar with 10,000 citations is better than a one cited only 2000 times? Is it the final number which matters or the way of achieving it?

People develop their research career in different ways, which need to be weighted in. Furthermore, it is essential to understand how a certain number was built up in time and how it is composed.

Example Profile

Albert Einstein

Average no. of Articles per year

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Accumulated no. Articles divided by the number of years. This metric represents the change in average productivity over the years.

No. of Authors

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The number of articles for each category of number of Authors. The distribution of articles according to the number of authors helps to differentiate between Collaborators and Individualists.

First Author

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Cumulative Sum of Citations

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This metric describes the progress in the total scientific impact.

How we analyze and build an academic profile?

High Relative Contribution (RC) may be gained from a few single-authored articles or many multiple-authored articles. The sum of RC reflects the work of Collaborators and Individualists similarly than the accumulated number of articles.

Weighting the number of citations gained for each article according to RC similarly allows better comparison between researchers adopting different research and publication strategies.

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