莱顿大学排名被拒之门外的部分China/Chinese期刊 诸平 莱顿大学排名过程中，将某些期刊虽然也是Web of Science数据库收录但是却被排除在统计期刊源之外。被称其为“ 特殊类型的期刊 ”。 如果它满足至少有下列两个条件中的一条，即可认定为特殊类型期刊。 杂志并非以英文出版或者以英文发表论文但是作者都集中在一个或几个国家 , 表明该杂志不具备很强的国际性。杂志只有少量的引用 科学网（ Web of Science ）数据库中的其他期刊 ，依据引文交流量表明该杂志与科学网（ Web of Science ）数据库中的其他期刊连接很弱。许多人文学科期刊就属于这种情况，但是也有些专业期刊和通俗期刊也属于这种情况。莱顿排名提供了在计算各项指标的过程中，不包括在特殊类型期刊发表的论文。 MNCS 和 PP(top 10%) 指标明显变得更准确，因为其排除了在特殊类型的期刊上发表的论文。被认定的特殊类型的期刊列表可以从此（ here ）获得。下面是部分涉及中国、China或者Chinese的一些期刊： agricultural sciences in china applied mathematics-a journal of chinese universities series b chemical journal of chinese universities-chinese chemical research in chinese universities china communications china foundry china ocean engineering china petroleum processing petrochemical technology china-an international journal chinese astronomy and astrophysics chinese chemical letters chinese education and society chinese geographical science chinese journal of aeronautics chinese journal of analytical chemistry chinese journal of cancer research chinese journal of catalysis chinese journal of chemical physics chinese journal of chemistry chinese journal of electronics chinese journal of geophysics-chinese edition chinese journal of inorganic chemistry chinese journal of integrative medicine chinese journal of international law chinese journal of mechanical engineering chinese journal of natural medicines chinese journal of oceanology and limnology chinese journal of organic chemistry chinese journal of physiology chinese journal of polymer science chinese journal of structural chemistry chinese law and government chinese optics letters chinese physics chinese physics b chinese physics c chinese physics letters chinese science bulletin chinese sociology and anthropology chinese studies in history contemporary chinese thought frontiers of computer science in china frontiers of mathematics in china high energy physics and nuclear physics-chinese edition journal of central south university journal of central south university of technology journal of china university of geosciences journal of chinese linguistics journal of chinese philosophy journal of ocean university of china journal of the chinese chemical society journal of the chinese institute of chemical engineers journal of the chinese institute of engineers journal of the chinese medical association journal of the chinese society of mechanical engineers journal of traditional chinese medicine journal of university of science and technology beijing late imperial china logos pneuma-chinese journal of theology modern chinese literature and culture science china-chemistry science china-earth sciences science china-information sciences science china-life sciences science china-mathematics science china-physics mechanics astronomy science china-technological sciences science in china series a-mathematics science in china series b-chemistry science in china series d-earth sciences science in china series e-engineering materials science science in china series e-technological sciences science in china series f-information sciences science in china series g-physics mechanics astronomy transactions of nonferrous metals society of china
The Centre for Science and Technology Studies of the Faculty of Social Sciences of Leiden University wishes to announce a vacancy for the following position: Researcher in quantitative studies of science (38 hours per week) Vacancy number: 13-061 The Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) The Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) is an interdisciplinary institute at Leiden University. Our research staff originates from many fields, varying from psychology, political science, literature studies and information science, to computer science, economics, physics and chemistry. We study the dynamics of science and its connections to technology and innovation. In other words, we study scientific and scholarly research from a scientific point of view. CWTS uses large databases that enable us to quantitatively discern the growth in scientific publications, patterns of collaboration, the impacts of science, and many other aspects of science such as scholarly communication and evidence-based performance assessment. Our research is also used to provide high-quality services, via a university-owned company CWTS BV, to research institutes for evaluation of the impact of their publications and their standing in the international scientific community. In addition, we analyse the development of scientific careers, and the impact of research assessment on knowledge production, by way of mixed-methods research (including surveys and ethnographic methods). Since 2012, we have focused our activities and interests within the framework of a new research program ( www.cwts.nl/pdf/cwts_research_programme_2012-2015.pdf ). CWTS has three chairs for full professors (Scientometrics; Science Innovation studies; Science policy studies) as well as five working groups on key research themes (Advanced bibliometric methodologies; Evaluation practices in context; Social sciences and humanities; Scientific careers; Societal impact of research). The centre hosts a dynamic group of senior researchers and talented juniors who welcome collaboration with colleagues internationally and nationally. We can accommodate internships and provide students with supervision for Master’s and PhD theses. Tasks The researcher will spend part of his/her time (50%) on basic research and part of his/her time (50%) on contract research. Basic research will be in the field of quantitative studies of science, also known as scientometrics. In this field, science is studied quantitatively based mainly on bibliometric data (i.e., data on publications and citations). The researcher will join the bibliometric methods research group of CWTS. This research group is concerned with the development of new tools (e.g., indicators, statistical methods, and advanced algorithms for large-scale data analysis) to support research planning and evaluation. The researcher is expected to develop, in collaboration with other researchers at CWTS, his/her own line of research in the field of quantitative studies of science. This line of research should fit within the CWTS research program (available at www.cwts.nl/pdf/cwts_research_programme_2012-2015.pdf ). Contract research will consist of project work for CWTS BV, a business company of Leiden University that offers bibliometric products and services based on the research of CWTS. This contract work will often be closely linked to the basic research of CWTS. Contract research may also involve the development of new products and services. Requirements The researcher should have a PhD degree (or should be expected to obtain a PhD degree within four months) in a quantitative field of research, preferably within the social sciences or closely related fields (e.g., applied statistics, econometrics, or social network analysis). Researchers with a background in fields such as computer science (e.g., data mining or information retrieval) or physics (e.g., complex networks) may also fit well within the profile; The researcher should have strong statistical and data analysis skills. He/she is expected to have an extensive knowledge of statistical and data analysis techniques and tools, and to be able to apply this knowledge in creative ways to solve new problems; The researcher need not have a background in the field quantitative studies of science, but he/she should be willing to quickly become familiar with this field of research; The researcher should have programming skills for dealing with large data sets (e.g., MATLAB, R, or SAS); The researcher should have good writing and communication skills; Experience with relational databases and the SQL language is desirable, but not necessary; Teaching experience is desirable, but not necessary. Appointment We offer a temporary position as a researcher for a period of two years. Depending upon qualifications and experience, the gross monthly salary will be between
POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCHER (38 hours per week) Vacancy number: 13-062 The Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) The Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) is an interdisciplinary institute at Leiden University. Our research staff originates from many fields, varying from psychology, political science, literature studies and information science, to computer science, economics, physics and chemistry. We study the dynamics of science and its connections to technology and innovation. In other words, we study scientific and scholarly research from a scientific point of view. CWTS uses large databases that enable us to quantitatively discern the growth in scientific publications, patterns of collaboration, the impacts of science, and many other aspects of science such as scholarly communication and evidence-based performance assessment. Our research is also used to provide high-quality services, via a university-owned company CWTS BV, to research institutes for evaluation of the impact of their publications and their standing in the international scientific community. In addition, we analyse the development of scientific careers, and the impact of research assessment on knowledge production, by way of mixed-methods research (including surveys and ethnographic methods). Since 2012, we have focused our activities and interests within the framework of a new research program ( www.cwts.nl/pdf/cwts_research_programme_2012-2015.pdf ). CWTS has three chairs for full professors (Scientometrics; Science Innovation studies; Science policy studies) as well as five working groups on key research themes (Advanced bibliometric methodologies; Evaluation practices in context; Social sciences and humanities; Scientific careers; Societal impact of research). The centre hosts a dynamic group of senior researchers and talented juniors who welcome collaboration with colleagues internationally and nationally. We can accommodate internships and provide students with supervision for Master’s and PhD theses. Job description We are inviting applications for a post-doctoral position in our new research program. The post-doctoral candidate is expected to carry out research in the context of the Evaluation Practices in Context (EPIC) working group at CWTS. This new line of research focuses on the implications of research assessment, and the performance criteria applied, for scientific and scholarly communication and knowledge production. The post-doc project will be drawn up in close consultation with prof.dr. Paul Wouters (Scientometrics chair) and dr. Sarah de Rijcke (EPIC working group leader). The post-doc will be encouraged to carry out comparative research with other EPIC group members. Results of the research will be disseminated through preparation of publications for a range of audiences. Evaluation Practices in Context (EPIC) The working group Evaluation Practices in Context (EPIC) examines the politics and practices of research evaluation in connection with contemporary forms of governance of research and scholarship. EPIC combines and contributes to theoretical frameworks and detailed empirical studies from Science and Technology Studies (STS) broadly defined (including scientometrics, and history, sociology and anthropology of science), organizational studies and higher education studies. The working group pays particular attention to the implications of research assessment, and the performance criteria applied, for scientific and scholarly communication and knowledge production. Important STS perspectives that we draw on have demonstrated that ‘science’ and ‘politics’ or ‘knowledge’ and ‘power’ should not be seen as separate spheres of action, but are involved in a constant process of mutual embedding and stabilization. Accordingly, our work analyzes the co-constitution of knowledge in relation to specific epistemic cultures, evaluation systems, publication practices, and governance contexts. Profile post-doctoral researcher We are looking for a prospective candidate with a PhD in the social sciences or humanities, preferably in science, technology and innovation studies or related fields (e.g. sociology, law, anthropology, political science, history of science, organizational studies, cultural studies). The candidate must have strong skills in designing, organizing and executing qualitative research, especially interviews and ethnographic fieldwork. Experience with computer-supported analysis (eg AtlasTI) is desirable but not necessary. Preference will be given to candidates with an academic drive who can provide clear evidence of, or potential for, international excellence in published research. The candidate should be able to work independently as well as cooperate in an interdisciplinary team. S/he should have verbal fluency in English and good written and verbal communication skills. Fluency in Dutch is considered an asset, but not a condition. Appointment We offer a temporary position as a researcher for a period of two years. Depending upon qualifications and experience, the gross monthly salary will be between
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