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Expert Recommended Biomedical Journal Articles: Their Retractions Or Corrections, And Post-Retraction Citing, Peiling Wang, Jing Su
Expert Recommended Biomedical Journal Articles: Their Retractions Or Corrections, And Post-Retraction Citing, Peiling Wang, Jing Su
School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works
Faculty Opinions has provided recommendations of important biomedical publications by domain experts (FMs) since 2001. The purpose of this study is two-fold: 1) identify the characteristics of the expert-recommended articles that were subsequently retracted; 2) investigate what happened after retraction. We examined a set of 232 recommended, later retracted or corrected articles. These articles were classified as New Finding (43%), Interesting Hypothesis (16%), etc. More than 71% of the articles acknowledged funding support; the NIH (US) was a top funder (64%). The top reasons for retractions were Errors of various types (28%); Falsification/fabrication of data, image, or results (20%); Unreliable …
Mount Baker And Glacier Peak Usability Study, Rachel Volentine
Mount Baker And Glacier Peak Usability Study, Rachel Volentine
User eXperience Lab
The User-eXperience Lab at the University of Tennessee in partnership with the Cascades Volcano Observatory conducted a remote usability study July 28 to August 18, 2020. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the usability of map-based risk and hazard communication products to develop a new methodology for evaluating map-based communication products implemented by USGS and its partners and stakeholders.
Tweeting Tennessee's Collections: Where Bots & Special Collections Meet, Meredith L. Hale
Tweeting Tennessee's Collections: Where Bots & Special Collections Meet, Meredith L. Hale
UT Libraries Faculty: Other Publications and Presentations
This project demonstrates how a Twitterbot can be used as an inclusive outreach initiative that breaks down the barriers between the Web and the reading room to share materials like postcards, music manuscripts, photographs, and cartoons with the public. Once in place, Twitterbots allow our physical materials to converge with the technical and social space of the Web. Twitterbots are ideal for busy professionals because they allow librarians to make meaningful impressions on users without requiring a large time investment. This poster covers my recent implementation of a digital collections bot (@UTKDigCollBot) at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and provides …
Social Network And Content Analysis Of The North American Carbon Program As A Scientific Community Of Practice, Molly E. Brown, Monica Inez Ihli, Oscar Hendrick, Sabrina Delgado-Arias, Vanessa M. Escobar, Peter Griffith
Social Network And Content Analysis Of The North American Carbon Program As A Scientific Community Of Practice, Molly E. Brown, Monica Inez Ihli, Oscar Hendrick, Sabrina Delgado-Arias, Vanessa M. Escobar, Peter Griffith
UT Libraries Faculty: Peer-Reviewed Publications
The North American Carbon Program (NACP) was formed to further the scientific understanding of sources, sinks, and stocks of carbon in Earth's environment. Carbon cycle science integrates multidisciplinary research, providing decision-support information for managing climate and carbon-related change across multiple sectors of society. This investigation uses the conceptual framework of communities of practice (CoP) to explore the role that the NACP has played in connecting researchers into a carbon cycle knowledge network, and in enabling them to conduct physical science that includes ideas from social science. A CoP describes the communities formed when people consistently engage in shared communication and …
Scoop Magazine Winter 2015, College Of Communication And Information
Scoop Magazine Winter 2015, College Of Communication And Information
SCOOP
No abstract provided.
Perceived Discontinuities And Continuities In Transdisciplinary Scientific Working Groups, Kevin Crowston, Alison Specht, Carol Hoover, Katherine M. Chudoba, Mary Beth Watson-Manheim
Perceived Discontinuities And Continuities In Transdisciplinary Scientific Working Groups, Kevin Crowston, Alison Specht, Carol Hoover, Katherine M. Chudoba, Mary Beth Watson-Manheim
DataONE Sociocultural and Usability & Assessment Working Groups
We examine the DataONE (Data Observation Network for Earth) project, a transdisciplinary organization tasked with creating a cyberinfrastructure platform to ensure preservation of and access to environmental science and biological science data. Its objective was a difficult one to achieve, requiring innovative solutions. The DataONE project used a working group structure to organize its members. We use organizational discontinuity theory as our lens to understand the factors associated with success in such projects. Based on quantitative and qualitative data collected from DataONE members, we offer recommendations for the use of working groups in transdisciplinary synthesis. Recommendations include welcome diverse opinions …
Pay It Forward: Investigating A Sustainable Model Of Open Access Article Processing Charges For Large North American Research Institutions Survey Instrument, Carol Tenopir, Betsy D. Dalton, Misty K. Jones
Pay It Forward: Investigating A Sustainable Model Of Open Access Article Processing Charges For Large North American Research Institutions Survey Instrument, Carol Tenopir, Betsy D. Dalton, Misty K. Jones
School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works
A survey of faculty, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers at four large North American research universities (n = 2021) asked respondents to rate how eight different journal factors and five different audiences influence their choice of publication output.
Scoop Magazine Summer 2014, College Of Communication And Information
Scoop Magazine Summer 2014, College Of Communication And Information
SCOOP
No abstract provided.
Interface, Spring 2014, School Of Information Sciences
Interface, Spring 2014, School Of Information Sciences
Interface Newsletter
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News April 2014, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News April 2014, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News March 2014, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News March 2014, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News February 2014, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News February 2014, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News January 2014, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News January 2014, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News November/December 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News November/December 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Toward A New Understanding Of Virtual Research Collaborations: Complex Adaptive Systems Framework, Arsev U. Aydinoglu
Toward A New Understanding Of Virtual Research Collaborations: Complex Adaptive Systems Framework, Arsev U. Aydinoglu
DataONE Sociocultural and Usability & Assessment Working Groups
Virtual research collaborations (VRCs) have become an important method of conducting scientific activity; however, they are often regarded and treated as traditional scientific collaborations. Their success is measured by scholarly productivity and adherence to budget by funding agencies, participating scientists, and scholars. VRCs operate in complex environments interacting with other complex systems. A holistic (or organicist) approach is needed to make sense of this complexity. For that purpose, this study proposes using a new perspective, namely, the complex adaptive systems theory that can provide a better understanding of a VRC’s potential creativity, adaptability, resilience, and probable success. The key concepts …
Circle Park News October 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News October 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News September 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News September 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News June/July 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News June/July 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News May 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News May 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Interface, Fall 2013, School Of Information Sciences
Interface, Fall 2013, School Of Information Sciences
Interface Newsletter
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News January 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News January 2013, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News November 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News November 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Scoop Magazine Fall 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Scoop Magazine Fall 2012, College Of Communication And Information
SCOOP
No abstract provided.
Interface, Fall 2012, School Of Information Sciences
Interface, Fall 2012, School Of Information Sciences
Interface Newsletter
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News October 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News October 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News September 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News September 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News August 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News August 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News July 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News July 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News May/June 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News May/June 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.
Circle Park News February 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News February 2012, College Of Communication And Information
Circle Park News
No abstract provided.