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Are peer review duration and publication delay research quality signals? Paul Donner* *donner@dzhw.eu ORCID: 0000-0001-5737-8483 Department 2 Research System and Science Dynamics, German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies (DZHW), Germany Here we study how the lengths of the periods from submission to acceptance (review duration) and from acceptance to publication (publication delay) relate to research quality, as operationalized by F1000Prime recommendations, for a large dataset of publications from the life and health sciences. We find a statistically detectable relationship between shorter peer review duration and recommendations, but its effect size is negligibly small. 1. Introduction It has long been one of the central methodological concerns of scientometrics to get as close as possible to measuring the construct of research quality with data from the scientific communication system. Using citation counts and derived measures for quantifying scientific impact is the major operationalization of this approach, which is commonly justified on the grounds that citation counts have been found to co-vary to some degree with quality judgments (Aksnes, Piro, & Fossum, 2023; Allen et al., 2009). However, many other factors besides research quality, including social and strategic motivations, also induce authors to cite specific references (Beck et al. 2018; Brooks, 1986). Citation counts may not be the only bibliometrically accessible data that carry some signal of research quality. High quality papers might be recognized in the submission and review process and be treated differently than lower quality papers. If reviewers perceive high manuscript quality they might be motivated to finish their reviews sooner to speed up the dissemination of important findings and because they enjoy engaging with intellectually stimulating research. In addition, papers of high quality might from the outset have less flaws that need to be revised, which would also shorten review duration. Similarly, editors might prioritize papers they assess as being of higher quality and importance. On the other hand, it is possible that unusually important or unconventional papers are scrutinized more carefully and critically, perhaps because of their more controversial claims or greater societal implications, which would lead to longer review durations. Some indirect support for the first hypothesis comes from studies of the relationship of peer review duration and citation impact. Kousha & Thelwall (2022), for instance, found some evidence that, within journals, Covid-19 papers with shorter review durations were associated with higher citation impact. This was not the case for comparable papers on other topics. Shen et al. (2015) studied ‘editorial delay’ (time from submission to acceptance) and citation counts for papers in three highly visible journals. They found some significant correlations for some journal-year combinations but no overall convincing statistical signal. Rigby, Cox, & Julian (2018) analyzed associations between various peer review variables and citation counts for one
SYNTHESIS, SPECTRAL AND ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTIES OF BINUCLEAR COMPLEXES OF COPPER SCHIFF BASE WITH ALKALI METALS Chandan Kumar, Rabindra Kumar Deo Department of Chemistry, S.P. College, S.K.M. University, Dumka-814101, Jharkhand, India Introduction Schiff base posses strong ability to form metal complexes and they deserve a proper attention because of their biological properties. Binucleating Schiff bases have been extensively used for the preparation of homo and heterobinuclear complexes [1,2]. Schiff base complexes show biological activities and they have been found antibacterial [3] and antifungal [4] activities. Schiff base and the relevant transition metal complexes are still found to be of great interest in the inorganic chemistry. Binuclear complexes, in which ligand structures capable to holding two metal centers in close proximity, one of the metal is transition metal and other one is alkali metal. In the continuation of earlier work [5,6] we report here the synthesis and characterizations of heterobinuclear alkali metal complexes of CuII. Synthesis The Schiff base of OHAP and 1,2-propylenediamine were prepared by the refluxing these in 2:1 molar proportion respectively in ethanol for 10 min. The yellow Schiff base was filtered off, washed with ethanol and dried. An ethanolic solution of copper acetate hydrate (2.0g) added slowly with stirring to a hot solution of the Schiff base (3.1g). The solution, upon cooling, deposited purple copper complex which was filtered off, washed with ethanol and dried. Heterobinuclear complexes containing Cu(II) metal and alkali metal: N,N′-1,2-propylene-bis(2-hydroxyacetophenoniminato)copper(II) [CuPA] was taken in absolute alcohol in a conical flask and alkali metal salts of o-nitrophenol, dinitrophenol, trinitrophenol or were added to it in 1:1 molar proportion. The mixture was refluxed with stirring for 1-1½ hours. The characteristic colour adducts were precipitated in hot condition, which was filtered, washed with absolute ethanol, dried.
Final conference, Rome October 11, 2016 Individual particle characterization of long range transported wildfire aerosols in the Arctic region 1Beatrice Moroni, 1Stefano Crocchianti, 2Mauro Mazzola, 3Silvia Becagli, 3Rita Traversi, 3Laura Caiazzo, 3Roberto Udisti, 1,2David Cappelletti 1Department of Chemistry, Biology and Biotechnologies, University of Perugia, 06123 Perugia, Italy; 2National Research Council, Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (CNR-ISAC), Via Gobetti 101, 40129 Bologna; 3Department of Chemistry, University of Florence, Firenze, Italy; Abstract Wildfires pose a serious question on climate change in the Arctic as a source of particles which are able to modulate the net radiative forcing in the atmosphere and the albedo properties of the exposed surfaces [1]. Recent studies [2,3] on the mineral chemistry and geochemical signature of aerosols sampled at ground level and along vertical profiles at the scientific base of Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard Islands (78°55′30″N 11°55′20″E), have shown a significant contribution of biomass burning forest fire on this area especially in summertime when the prevailing northern circulation is able to transport wildland fire emissions far from their sources located in North America and Eurasia tundra regions. A strong advection event of biomass burning aerosol from Alaska affected Ny-Ålesund in the mid of July, 2015 (see Figure 1). Figure 1 - Hourly back trajectories (blue lines) ending in Ny Alesund (Svalbard Islands) on 10-12 July 2015. Fire spots are indicated by red circles (source: NASA-FIRMS, Fire Information for Resource Management System). The event was exceptionally intense as it extended in the troposphere over of the Arctic region for a long period of time with well documented direct effects on the regional radiative budget and weather forecast. For these reasons it was the subject of a complete characterization research project based on a combined multidisciplinary approach. This preliminary contribution is focused on the
12th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MODERN AND FOSSIL DINOFLAGELLATES CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE FRANCESCO PISAPIA Has participated on the 12th International Conference on Modern and Fossil Dinoflagellates - DINO12, held in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Canary Islands – Spain) from 4th to 8th, 2022. Dr. Emilio Soler Onís Chair of 12th International Conference on Modern ad Fossil Dinoflagellates
ctrl alt delete - Memory And Experience in The Design Process Brooke Trevitt Abstract ‘ctrl alt delete’ addresses the design process and presents a new approach to qualitative research methodologies which incorporates memory. It suggests a shutting down of computer systems ‘not responding’ during the design process and a movement towards human interaction, connection and empathy. It aims to enable designers to become more personally and emotionally informed in subjects out of their personal experience. Through research and experiment the benefits of utilising memory in qualitative research methodologies such as questionnaires, interviews and focus groups are evident. Subsequently I have created a model for the design process which specifically aims to connect the designer and participant through memory and experience, uniting the designer's creative ability with the participant's passion for the subject. The model is applied to an 11 step iterative process and tested using four separate design briefs. The first brief is used to test the validity of the model, each step being completed and carefully considered over a period of two months. Three live briefs are then used to test the model under more realistic time frames (1-3 weeks). Alterations are made to the model accommodating each separate brief showing its flexibility and ability to be implemented in the professional design industry.
Construindo um modelo de análise da TI Verde O impacto da ti e seu papel na sustentabilidade ambiental estão envolvendo aspectos referentes a sustentabilidade onde também incorporam os sistemas de informação no contexto de sustentabilidade, onde estão sendo desenvolvidos novas teorias para compreender essa questão. As organizações estão trabalhando com a preocupação de consumir os recursos disponibilizados de maneira a garantir que os ecossistemas possam se manter na sua capacidade de resiliência. A TI verde incorpora o conceito de aspecto ambiental e sustentável no que se diz a respeito de eficiência energética. Para que as empresas e organizações implementem o uso da TI verde e necessário que se planeje e invista em infraestrutura tecnológica para que sirva para as necessidades e consiga reserva recursos ou seja o não desperdício. Com a inclusão da TI empresas ou organizações iram possibilitar a inclusão a análise para torna-se a mesma mais ambientalmente possível extraindo de todas as áreas tanto da empresa como da organização melhorias para o uso correto de recurso levando s ao não desperdício A tecnologia da informação verde como um tópico de interesse na área de SI A TI verde nada mais e que o estudo e pratica de projetar, fabricar, usar e descartar computadores, servidores e subsistemas associados à parte eletrônica como monitores, impressoras, dispositivos de comunicação, de rede e de armazenamento de forma eficiente e eficaz com o mínimo de impacto para o meio ambiente também visando a viabilidade ou seja não gastando tanto dinheiro em equipamentos que não iram ser usados o que podem ser comprados além da conta gastando assim os recursos financeiros que podem ser disponibilizados para a compra ou talvez melhorias em outros setores seja da empresa ou organizações. Ao se utilizar a visão técnica da TI verde existem duas formas de se classificar: a primeira delas mudar os processos e práticas da TI verde na infraestrutura e a segunda e inserir processos de negócios ambientalmente favoráveis nas organizações reduzindo os impactos. O uso da TI verde pode trazer resultados mas será necessário que as empresas e organizações estejam cientes da necessidade de abordagem da sustentabilidade ambiental de forma mais proativa onde será necessário deixar todos componentes cientes dos benefícios que a implantação da TI verde pode trazer em questão sustentabilidade ambiental, e também exercer praticas mais sustentáveis na organização.
1 S L I D E B Y M I K O K I T F I L - [ ] - M. Alyetama1, P. Garcia2, K. Farley2, O. Berry2, I. Downey3, & B. Chase2 Programs in 1Psychology, 2Biology, 3Neuroscience; University of Nebraska at Omaha, Omaha, NE Does Chronic Infection of Toxoplasma gondii Affect Behavior in the Domestic Cat? The 57th Annual Conference of the Animal Behavior Society
Page | 1 Geometric Features Point-Voxel CNN on Aerial Lidar Data Fauzy Othman*1, Phil Bartie†2 1 PETRONAS, Malaysia 2 Heriot-Watt University, UK GISRUK 2023 Summary This research uses PVCNN as a method to classify objects directly in 3D point clouds sourced from lidar, resulting in each point being attributed with a class label (e.g. powerline, roof). The ISPRS Vaihingen 3D semantic dataset was used for training and testing purposes. In addition to xyz point coordinates, geometric properties were calculated from the point cloud and added as attributes, used in training and inference. Four trials were undertaken to compare performances, based on F1-scores, using different combinations of engineered features (eg xyz+linearity; xyz+planarity). Surprisingly linearity was less useful than planarity in assisting the classification process even with linear powerline features. The method shows promise for its processing times on low powered GPUs. Future work will explore the impact on classification performance with additional engineered features, height above ground values per point, and adapt the spatial clustering algorithms used. KEYWORDS: deep learning, fusion, aerial, classification, segmentation 1. Introduction This research explores the use of feature level fusion techniques on aerial lidar data, between voxel- based and multi-layer perceptron methods using Point-Voxel CNN (PVCNN) developed by Liu et al. (2019). PVCNN has its merits in terms of low latency and a low overhead of Dynamic Random Access Memory. The original work was focused on indoor objects and road vehicle datasets and this work extends its use in applying it to outdoor lidar. In addition, the research examines the impact of calculating additional geometric attributes related to the point clouds, and their impact on object classification performance. This study uses ISPRS Vaihingen 3D semantic dataset by Niemeyer, Rottensteiner and Soergel (2014) for training and inferencing, so performance can be compared with prior works. The broader goal of this research is to develop deep learning methods specifically for application in the energy industry, where the interest is detection of human-made objects such as pipelines, powerlines and other industrial infrastructure. Notably these human-made objects are geometrical in nature. Therefore, this study examines the use of calculating geometric features such as linearity, planarity, sphericity improve object classifications. Using data from the work by Niemeyer, Rottensteiner and Soergel (2014), objects such as powerline, car, roof and façade are taken as the proxy for general industrial objects of interest. Intuitively, linearity is expected to improve predicted segmentation accuracy for objects such as powerlines. Similarly, planarity is expected to improve predicted segmentation accuracy of objects such as façades or roofs. *fauzyomar@petronas.com † phil.bartie@hw.ac.uk
1 Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India Stargazing to Star-teaching: Effective Approaches for Astronomy Education in Action AMOGHAVARSHA N [1], R. PUNITH [1], NIRUJ MOHAN RAMANUJAM [1], B. S. SHYLAJA [2], S. SEETHA [3], ANNAPURNI SUBRAMANIAM [1] 1 - INDIAN INSTITUTE OF ASTROPHYSICS, 2 - JAWAHARLAL NEHRU PLANETARIUM, 3 - RAMAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE @CosmosMysuru Cosmos Mysuru COSMOS EPOC
7 tecnologías para desarrollo web Contenido del Bootcamp Dirigido por: Redacción KeepCoding | Última modificación: 11 de mayo de 2023 | Tiempo de Lectura: 3 minutos Algunos de nuestros reconocimientos: Home » Blog » 7 tecnologías para desarrollo web Hay numerosas tecnologías para desarrollo web y, a veces, es complicado para las empresas del sector elegir la mejor opción para sus objetivos. Esto se debe a que el desarrollo web tiene diferentes formas, desde páginas web convencionales hasta CRM, paneles de administración y softwares más complejos. En este post, conocerás las mejores tecnologías para desarrollo web en sus distintas vertientes. ¿Qué encontrarás en este post? 1. Tecnologías para desarrollo web +34 916 331 779 Acceso Alumnos Menú 30/5/24, 22:07 7 tecnologías para desarrollo web | KeepCoding Bootcamps https://keepcoding.io/blog/7-tecnologias-para-desarrollo-web/#Tecnologias_para_desarrollo_web 1/9
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Xray-CT: Image Reconstruction Frameworks Software Working Together M. Turner, E. Pasca, J. Jorgensen, D. Kazantsev, M. Hanwell, P. Withers, B. Lionheart, E. Ovtchinnikov, R. Fowler, S. Nagella (Science and Technology Facilities Council (UKRI); University of Manchester; Kitware, Inc.) On behalf of CCPi and Tomviz Collaborative Computational Project in Tomographic Imaging has been funded for the next phase 2015-2020 and.… aims to provide a toolbox of algorithms that increases the quality and level of information that can be extracted by computer tomography. Prof Phil Withers (Manchester)
Poster STI 2022 Conference Proceedings Proceedings of the 26th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators All papers published in this conference proceedings have been peer reviewed through a peer review process administered by the proceedings Editors. Reviews were conducted by expert referees to the professional and scientific standards expected of a conference proceedings. Proceeding Editors Nicolas Robinson-Garcia Daniel Torres-Salinas Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado Citation: Torralba, D., & Pérez, D. (2022). Coordination of the research ecosystem in Colombia. In N. Robinson-Garcia, D. Torres- Salinas, & W. Arroyo-Machado (Eds.), 26th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators, STI 2022 (sti22199). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6937692 Copyright: © 2022 the authors, © 2022 Faculty of Communication and Documentation, University of Granada, Spain. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License. Collection: https://zenodo.org/communities/sti2022grx/
P4. ASSOCIATION OF SOMATIC SYMPTOM DISORDERS (SSDs) WITH PAIN, DISABILITY AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN (CLBP). PRILIMINARY FINDINGS. Petrelis Matthaios1, Soultanis Konstantinos1, Michopoulos Ioannis1, Nikolaou Vasileios1 1.Medical School, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
Colección de ESMOS 1 Digestión con pepsina Yoatzin Danaee Luna-Palafox* iD Licenciatura en Biotecnología, Facultad de Ciencias Biológicas, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, Puebla, México. Email: 202137390@viep.com.mx 23 de Octubre de 2022 DOI: http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7241081 Editado por: Jesús Muñoz-Rojas (Instituto de Ciencias, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla). Revisado por: Yolanda Elizabeth Morales-García (Facultad de Ciencias Biológicas, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla). Colección de ESMOS Resumen Las enzimas son moléculas orgánicas funcionales como catalizadores para permitir un adecuado ritmo de reacción en los seres vivos [1]. Su alto grado de especialización, permite realizar otras funciones, como la proteólisis, misma que cumple un rol importante en diversos procesos biológicos ligados al favorecimiento del metabolismo [2]. Las enzimas que llevan a cabo dicha función, son aquellas que hidrolizan enlaces peptídicos, y que generalmente, tienen por nombre proteasas, peptidasas o enzimas proteolíticas [3].
1 musicWALK Tunes from your walking experience Chit Meng Cheong*, 1, Ammar Halabi*, 2, Varun Khanduja*, 3, Xiying Wang*, 4 * Indiana University Bloomington, School of Informatics and Computing Bloomington, IN, 47408 USA, 1 chcheong@indiana.edu, 2 ahalabi@indiana.edu,3 varkhand@indiana.edu, 4 wangxiy@indiana.edu Abstract: Despite various benefits of walking, some people still lack the motivation. In this paper, we present musicWALK - an interactive musical application that aims at enhancing the walking experience. musicWALK generates music by collecting data relevant to personal walking pattern and to the surrounding environment. By allowing people to listen to interactive music generated along their walks, we aid them to establish a stronger connection with their surroundings. We hope that this will provide a stronger motivation for walking. Keywords: walking, interactive music, experience, interaction design 1. Introduction Walking, considered as a form of physical activity, plays a fundamental role in everyday life. The advantages of walking are felt not only at a personal level, but also at the level of the community as a whole, in fields as diverse as general health, commuting and environmental sustainability [1]. Increasing health problems can be attributed to the lack of walking. The US Department of Transportation Report reported a decline in the number of people walking to work from 4.1% to 2.8% from 1977 to 2001 [2]. As we attempt to encourage walking, we must recognize that we are dealing with a problem of behavioral change. The task therefore requires introducing appropriate change in environments where people are situated [3]. Determining the location, timing, and nature of such change is a complex problem since we are dealing with the complexities of day-to-day human interactions. Multiple disciplines have therefore attempted to address the promotion of walking including ergonomics, architecture and urban design, health and public policy [4,5,6]. 1.1 People, Walking, and Environment Environmental features play a primary role in shaping people's walking behavior [7,8]. Furthermore, walking is strongly associated with a subjective understanding of the surrounding environment and what it offers [9]. This shows that what people think about their surroundings is an important factor in shaping walking behavior. We believe that people's view about their surroundings is shaped by accumulative experiences that arise from continuous interaction within the environment. In our design we focused on enhancing the personal experience of walking by enhancing people's awareness of themselves and their surroundings. In particular, we chose interactive music as our medium to promote the walking experience. 1.2 People, Music, and Environment As we considered different approaches to promote the walking experience, music was of special interest. This was due to the close analogy we could draw between walking and music: they both involve continuous experiences and personal meaning associated with these experiences. We were therefore interested with the