• WSS
  • About Me
  • Bill’s Blog
  • Contact
  • Privacy
Menu

WhaleSongServices

Inform | Empower | Connect | Advance
  • Home
  • Data
    • The Cup
    • Military Spending
  • Contact
May 18, 2017May 18, 2017

Mapping Collaboration

Data and Visualisation Innovation
Nature Index - Collaboration

What does collaboration and innovation look like?

I referenced Annabelle McGilvray’s article in Nature in 2016 and now, thanks to Niall Byrne @scienceinpublic for the link to the new Nature Index for Melbourne.

The Nature Index tracks high-quality research and collaborations by measuring the contribution of institutions and, by extension, cities and countries, to a set of high-quality journals in the natural sciences.

UoM Nature Index
[Univeristy of Melbourne – Nature Index ]

An institution’s contribution to these journals is its fractional count (FC), while article count (AC) is the number of an institution’s journal articles that appear in the Nature Index.

When evaluating the collaborative effort between two institutions, a bilateral collaboration score (CS) is derived. This is sum of the FCs from articles with authors from both institutions. Local bilateral collaborations between institutions within the greater city area are represented by the lines on the map, while the top international bilateral collaborations are listed in a popup box of each institution.

Links

  • Innovation – Place Matters
  • Nature Index for Melbourne
  • BioMedical Research Victoria

Share this:

  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • Pinterest
  • Email
  • Print
  • More
  • Skype
  • Reddit
  • Tumblr
  • LinkedIn
  • Pocket
  • WhatsApp

Related

Posted in Data and Visualisation, Innovation
Tagged Biomedical, Biomedicine, Collaboration, Data-Visualisation, Industry, Innovation, Mapping Higher Education, Medicine, Melbourne, Melbourne Cluster, Science
Bill

Post navigation

   A New Renaissance? For whom?
Decoupling Productivity   

You may also like

Nudge

A third nudge

Posted in Innovation, Social Progress
Tagged Innovation, Public Policy
Bill
Continue Reading

FFS – Vaccinate

Posted in Data and Visualisation, Evidence-Based Planning
Tagged Data, Data-Visualisation, Evidence, Evidence-based-planning, Measles, Social Progress, Vaccinations, World Health Organisation
2 Comments
Bill
Continue Reading

Follow me on Twitter

My Tweets

Currently Reading

Categories

Years 10
Clients 103
Projects 166
Countries 12

© WhaleSongServices | All Rights Reserved.
loading Cancel
Post was not sent - check your email addresses!
Email check failed, please try again
Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.