segunda-feira, 2 de agosto de 2021
Professor Associado Antunes do Carmo é o próximo Português a ingressar no Clube Mil da Engenharia Civil a nível mundial
domingo, 1 de agosto de 2021
Necroauthorship: The Phenomenon of Dead Scientists Continuing to Publish
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Why is that science watchdogs are not very much concerned over fake authorship? Do they really believe its normal that someone can produce a paper every 5 days has been mentioned by Stanford Full Professor John Ioannidis in the email below?
Let´s look for instance to Arnold L. Rheingold who according to Scopus has 2055 publications and that in 2018 at the age of 78 years old has manage to publish 37 journal papers. Or Howard Maibach that has 1734 Scopus publications and at the age of 89 years old publishes around 25 Scopus publications per year. Or to Harold A.Scheraga that has 1239 Scopus publications and keeps on publishing at the age of 97 ! What do they drink ? Science viagra ?
Or even better to Alan Roy Katritzky who according to Scopus has/had 1658 publications. Its truth that he died at the age of 86 years the same year that he published 27 publications referenced on Scopus being that even one year after his death almost a dozen with his name were published referenced on Scopus. Of course, we can imagine a scientist that left his "team" so many excellent ideas that for the next years after his death they keep on adding his name to the publications ! But how many years after one´s death is it possible to keep publishing? 1, 5, 50 years ?
Necroauthorship__O milagre dos cientistas que continuam a publicar 10 anos depois de terem morrido
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Why is
that science watchdogs are not very much concerned over fake
authorship? Do they really believe its normal that someone can produce a paper
every 5 days has been mentioned by Stanford Full Professor John Ioannidis in the
email below?
Let´s look for instance to Arnold L. Rheingold who according to Scopus has 2055 publications and that in 2018 at the age of 78 years old has manage to publish 37 journal papers. Or Howard Maibach that has 1734 Scopus publications and at the age of 89 years old publishes around 25 Scopus publications per year. Or to Harold A.Scheraga that has 1239 Scopus publications and keeps on publishing at the age of 97 ! What do they drink ? Science viagra ?
Or even better to Alan Roy Katritzky who according to Scopus has/had 1658 publications. Its truth that he died at the age of 86 years the same year that he published 27 publications referenced on Scopus being that even one year after his death almost a dozen with his name were published referenced on Scopus. Of course, we can imagine a scientist that left his "team" so many excellent ideas that for the next years after his death they keep on adding his name to the publications ! But how many years after one´s death is it possible to keep publishing? 1, 5, 50 years ?
sábado, 31 de julho de 2021
Um contributo para que os candidatos ao ensino superior não sejam enganados pelos rankings da treta
Departamentos de Engenharia civil das Universidades de Lisboa e de Coimbra renderam-se finalmente aos materiais ligantes activados alcalinamente
sexta-feira, 30 de julho de 2021
FCT - Incompetência ou ignorância ?
quinta-feira, 29 de julho de 2021
FCT divulga resultados do concurso de projectos científicos de 2021
quarta-feira, 28 de julho de 2021
Research Policy: Firms with female chief technology officers (CTOs) are more innovative than firms with male CTOs
https://pacheco-torgal.blogspot.com/2019/10/replacing-founder-ceo-by-professional.html
Still following the paper mentioned in the post above see in the link below a paper accepted in the journal Research Policy that was put online on July 24 showing that firms with female CTOs are more innovative (as captured by both patent counts and patent citations) than firms with male CTOs. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S004873332100127X
terça-feira, 27 de julho de 2021
Peer Review One Thousand Club: Finland and Spain among the 11 countries that are absent from the club
https://pacheco-torgal.blogspot.com/2021/02/peer-review-may-2020-to-february-2021_28.html
Still following the post above check below a new list of European countries ranked by the ratio number of reviewers that have more than one thousand confirmed reviews in indexed journals per million people.
Universidades de Coimbra e de Aveiro longe de terem representantes no Clube Mil
https://pacheco-torgal.blogspot.com/2021/02/peer-review-may-2020-to-february-2021_28.html
Ainda na sequência do post acima segue abaixo a mesma lista de países mas desta vez ordenados pelo rácio número de revisores integrantes do Clube Mil (mais de mil revisões de artigos) de revistas indexadas na Web of Science por milhão de habitantes.
País Rácio
PS - Neste momento os 5 investigadores nacionais integrantes do Clube Mil pertencem à UALG, à Universidade de Lisboa, à Universidade Nova, à Universidade do Minho e à Universidade do Porto. Quatro deles pertencem à área da Engenharia e um é da área da medicina. As universidades de Coimbra e de Aveiro tão cedo não terão representantes no Clube Mil pois os seus investigadores mais prolificos em termos de revisões, Rodrigo Cunha e Telma Rocha-Santos ainda nem atingiram meio milhar de revisões. A UTAD é a universidade que está mais próxima de entrar no referido clube por conta do desempenho do Paulo Favas.








