Presentations
Members of the HuMetricsHSS team — Nicky Agate, Rebecca Kennison, Stacy Konkiel (who stepped off the team at the end of 2018), Chris Long, Jason Rhody, and Simone Sacchi — have given formal presentations in the form of conference talks and webinars or have been invited to represent the project in workshops and roundtables.
2017
- JUNE: Agate, American Library Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL
- JULY: Agate, Research Evaluation in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Antwerp, Belgium
- JULY: Sacchi, LIBER Annual Conference, Patras, Greece
- SEPTEMBER: Kennison, 4 A.M. Altmetrics Conference, Toronto, Canada
- OCTOBER: Agate & Sacchi, FORCE2017, Berlin, Germany
- OCTOBER: Konkiel, Transforming Research, Baltimore, MD
- NOVEMBER: Konkiel, HASTAC, Orlando, FL
2018
- FEBRUARY: Agate, Association of Research Libraries Executive Seminar, Denver, CO
- FEBRUARY: Long, Public Philosophy Network, Boulder, CO
- APRIL: Long, Academy for Teaching and Learning, Baylor University, Waco, TX
- JUNE: Long, Radical Open Access II - Ethics of Care (via Skype), Coventry University, UK
- AUGUST: Agate, Force Scholarly Communication Institute, San Diego, CA
- SEPTEMBER: Long, Association of General and Liberal Studies, Pittsburgh, PA
- OCTOBER: Rhody, Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) beyond Europe, Library of Congress, Washington, DC
- OCTOBER: Agate, Transforming Research, Providence, RI
- OCTOBER: Agate, Digital Library Federation Forum, Las Vegas, NV
2019
- FEBRUARY: Agate, Is This Still Working? Incentives to Publish, Metrics, & New Rewards Systems, NISO Virtual Conference and Roundtable
- MAY: Kennison, Association for Psychological Science Convention, Washington, DC
- MAY: Agate, Digital Humanities Research Institute, Binghamton, NY
- AUGUST: Agate, Open Knowledge Practice in Universities, Curtin Open Knowledge Initiative workshop, Mauritius
- SEPTEMBER: Sacchi, The value of values in the transition to Open Science: a HumetricsHSS workshop-in-a-poster, Open Science Fair, Portugal
- OCTOBER: Agate and Long, Driving Institutional Change for Research Assessment Reform, Chevy Chase, MD