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101 INNOVATIONS IN SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION

Jeroen Bosman @jeroenbosman
Utrecht University Library THE CHANGING RESEARCH WORKFLOW Bianca Kramer @MsPhelps
Utrecht University Library

Science is in transition. This poster gives an impression of the exploratory We intend to address the questions of what drives innovation and how
phase of a project aiming to chart innovation in scholarly information and these innovations change research workflows and may contribute to more
communication flows from evolutionary and network perspectives. open, efficient and good science.

101 Innovative tools and sites in 6 research workflow phases Most important developments in 6 research workflow phases
(< 2000 - 2015) Discovery Analysis Writing Publication Outreach Assessment
datadriven & collaborative online Open Access & data
Trends social discovery tools
crowdsourced science writing publication
scholarly social media article level (alt)metrics

more integration
growing importance of more online analysis more use of “publish use of altmetrics for more open and post-
Expectations data discovery tools
with publication &
first, judge later” monitoring outreach publication peer review
assessment tools
acceptance of
support for full-text willingness to share in effect of requirements of funders who pays for costly
Uncertainties search and text mining analysis phase
collaborative online
journal/publisher status & institutions qualitative assessment?
writing

2010 Opportunities
discovery based on
open labnotes
semantic tagging while reader-side paper using repositories for
using author-,
publication- and
aggregated OA full text writing/citing formatting institutional visibility
affiliation-IDs
globalization of
real semantic search safety/privacy of online making outreach a quality of measuring
Challenges (concepts & relations)
reproducibility
writing
publishing/access
two-way discussion tools
standards

2005
multidisciplinary +
Most important long- collaboration + data-
citation-enhanced
term development
databases
semantic/concept search
Potentially most
+ contextual/social
disruptive development
recommendations
importance of societal
more & better connected
online writing platforms Open Access relevance + non-
driven researcher profiles
publication contributions
collaborative writing + public access to research
circumventing traditional moving away from simple
open science integration with findings, also for agenda
publishers quantitative indicators
publishing setting

Typical workflow examples

Analysis
Outreach

Discovery → Analysis → Writing → Publication → Outreach → Assessment

Traditional → → → → →

Institutional
Modern → → → → Repository
→

Innovative → → → → →

Experimental → → → → →

Google → → → → →

January 2015
NPG/Macmillan → → → → →

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