A1 Assessing use of U.S. government data in research with Altmetrics and Google Scholar Tara Das

A2 Framework for bibliometrics and researcher impact services in a multi-campus institution Robyn Reed, Janet Hughes, and Nancy Butkovich

A3 The role of new metrics in evaluating non-traditional scholarly outputs Catherine Williams and Stacy Konkiel

B1 A study of citations to Wikipedia in scholarly publications Robert Tomaszewski and Karen MacDonald

B2 A 10-year evolution of metrics support for an academic research institute: A case report Andrea Szwajcer and Christine Shaw

B3 The mosaic of translation: An analysis of translational medicine publications Karen E. Gutzman, Pamela Shaw, Ehsan Mohammadi, and Kristi Holmes

B4 A new bibliometric: Building a bridge between medical researchers and the public that they serve Jada Jones

B5 Criteria for excellence in Canada: A textual analysis of major Canadian awards Krista Alexander and Sean McLaughlin

B6 Using bibliometrics to make sense of research proposals Christina Pikas

B7 Searching by grant number: Bibliometric analysis of Web of Sciences and PubMed funding results Kimberly Powell

B8 ResearchassessmentataSwedishuniversityhospital,searchprofilesasatoolinthebibliometricevaluation of patient groups Klas Moberg

C1 Topical scatterplots of h-indexes: A compassionate approach to research metrics Matthew Marsteller

C2 The search for metrics Holy Grail and lessons learned along the way Daniela Solomon

C3 Tooling up: Exploring and evaluating bibliometric and social network analysis tools for use with research communities Barrie E Hayes and Fei Yu

Poster SessionFAES Terrace October 31 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Bibliometrics & Research Assessment A SYMPOSIUM FOR LIBRARIANS & INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS

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MARYLAND CHAPTER

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Poster SessionFAES Terrace October 31 1:00-3:00 p.m.

Bibliometrics & Research Assessment A SYMPOSIUM FOR LIBRARIANS & INFORMATION PROFESSIONALS

presented by

MARYLAND CHAPTER

C4 Contextualizing impact: The University of Minnesota’s manifold initiative Caitlin Bakker

C5 The citation impact tool: Visualizing research impact Michael Eliot Bales, Paul Albert, Prakash Adekkanattu, and Terrie Wheeler

C6 R programming: Applications for bibliometric analyses, reporting, and visualization Lisa Federer

D2 Visualizingcollaboration:Authorshipnetworksasevidenceoforganization-wideapproachestoscientificinquiry Kristine Alpi, James Cheng, and Markus Wust

D3 Using network analysis to identify emerging research opportunities Susan Makar, Amanda Malanowski, and Amy Trost

D4 Experts.gov: Harnessing bibliometrics and social network analysis to create a federal expert network Claire Valdivia

E0 The bibliometric services program at the NIH Library Ya-LingLu,ChrisBelter,LonelyssCharles,MaShanaDavis,AliciaLivinski,NancyTerry,HollyThompson,andCindySheffield

E1 ORCID at the NYU Langone Medical Center Stuart Spore

E2 A holistic approach to assess and increase research impact DavidNolfiandAllisonBrungard

E3 Research impact roadshow: Adaptable impact instruction for campus constituencies Elaine Lasda Bergman

E4 Publication metrics: Services and support VP Nagraj and Andrea H. Denton

E5 Looking at the smaller picture: Narrowing scope to add value to a large-scale bibliometrics program Sarah Davis and Jennifer Fagan-Fry

E6 Taking research services to the next level: A case study of implementing a scholarly impact outreach program for faculty and graduate students Brenna K. Helmstutler

E7 What’s used to gauge when engaging? Determining academic librarian roles in research assessment reporting services Rachel Miles

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