La nueva lista de investigadores altamente citados de &lt;i&gt;Thomson Reuters&lt;/i&gt; y el &lt;i&gt;Ranking Shanghai&lt;/i&gt;: situación de España y mapa universitario

Docampo, Domingo; Torres‐Salinas, Daniel

doi:10.3145/epi.2013.may.11

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“…Similarly, to measure the quality of the teaching staff, the number of highly cited researchers according to the list published by Clarivate Analytics (20%) is measured. Because of this indicator, such researchers have become an important asset to their universities and a frenzied race for their recruitment has ensued Torres-Salinas, 2013).…”

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Multivariate dynamics of Spanish universities in international rankings

Gómez-Marcos

Toledo

Vicente‐Galindo

et al. 2021

EPI

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Global rankings help boost the international reputation of universities, which thus attempt to achieve good positions on them. These rankings attract great interest each year and are followed attentively by stakeholders in higher education. This paper investigates the trajectory of Spanish universities in the ARWU and THE rankings over the last 5 years using the dynamic biplot technique to study the relationship between a multivariate dataset obtained at more than one time point. The results demonstrate that Spanish universities achieve low positions on international rankings when analyzed using this multivariate and dynamic approach. Indeed, only a small percentage occupy good positions in both studied rankings and stand out in terms of some of the indicators, whereas most achieve weak scores in the global context. Spanish universities should attempt to improve this situation, since the prestige resulting from a good position on these lists will always be beneficial in terms of the visibility of both the universities themselves and the whole Spanish university system.

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Section: Academic Ranking Of World Universities (Arwu)mentioning

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Multivariate dynamics of Spanish universities in international rankings

Gómez-Marcos

Toledo

Vicente‐Galindo

et al. 2021

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“…In 2012 she was elected into the Royal Spanish Academy of Sciences and received the Acharius Medal of the IAL in the same year. She was ranked among the top 1% of highly cited researchers in the 2013 list from Thomson Reuters (Docampo & Torres-Salinas 2013). Her peers dedicated several species and genera of lichens, and one grass species to her, including the generic names Crespoa , Cresponea and Cresporhaphis (Aguirre-Hudson 1991; Egea & Torrente 1993; Hawksworth 2011; Lendemer & Hodkinson 2012).…”

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Ana Crespo: a 70th birthday tribute

Divakar¹,

Barreno²,

Sancho³

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de las Casas was born in 1948 and grew up on Tenerife in the Canary Islands. She has always kept this archipelago close to her heart, not only because of her family there, but also because of her fascination with its flora and vegetation. Ana moved to Madrid to study biology at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid in 1970 and she defended her thesis in 1973 with summa cum laude; it was on the flora and vegetation of epiphytic lichens of the Sierra de Guadarrama. Her thesis was co-supervised by Gerhard Follmann who was at the Naturkundemuseum im Ottoneum in Kassel (Germany) in the 1970s. Her early career was influenced by the phytosociological school of Salvador Rivas-Martínez in Madrid, who was also her Ph.D. advisor, and focused on the application of phytosociology to lichens. Other lichenological teachers in her early years included Josef Poelt and George Clauzade. Since there was no lichenological tradition in Spain, something difficult to imagine nowadays with the large number of highly active https://www.cambridge.org/core/terms.

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Structure of Global Research on University Ranking

Nwagwu

2023

Impact of Global University Ranking Systems on Developing Countries

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This chapter undertakes a bibliometric study of the structure of global research on university ranking during 1980-2020 based on Scopus database. Specifically, the chapter examined the quantity of publications on the subject, types of documents in which the research was published, and access types of the documents – whether the documents are open or closed access. The study also examined the types of sources that published the documents and the broad subject categories under which the publications fall, and finally maps the author keywords used by the researchers to represent their content. A bibliometric research design was adopted in developing this chapter. The study covered the period 1980 – 2020; the start date was when the first paper on the subject matter was published. Data was sourced from Scopus database on 24 June 2021.

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La nueva lista de investigadores altamente citados de <i>Thomson Reuters</i> y el <i>Ranking Shanghai</i>: situación de España y mapa universitario

Cited by 3 publications

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Multivariate dynamics of Spanish universities in international rankings

Multivariate dynamics of Spanish universities in international rankings

Ana Crespo: a 70th birthday tribute

Structure of Global Research on University Ranking

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