PROGRAM
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Sunday, July 24
09.00-17.00	Doctoral Forum		See program - Scandic Hotel Continental
18.00-21.00	Welcome reception & registration		Buffé and registration - Scandic Hotel Continental
Monday, July 25			Conference starts at Karolinska Institute (map)
Date/time	Session title	Room	Paper title	Authors
				(for co-authored papers the presenting author in italics)
08.00-09.00	Registration cont.
09.00-09.20	Opening	Adam	Conference chairs: Olle Persson, Irene Wormell Dean of research at Karolinska Institute: Jan Carlstedt Duke President of ISSI: Henry Small Program Chair: Peter Ingwersen
09.20-10.00	Keynote Chair: Irene Wormell	Adam	Warm Bodies, Cold Facts: The Embodiment and Emplacement of Knowledge Claims	Blaise Cronin
10.00-10.30	Coffee & Posters
10.30-12.35	Plenary Session	Adam	Tracking and Predicting Growth Areas in Science	Henry Small
	Chair: Peter Ingwersen		Exploring the Analytical Potential of Comparing Citing and Cited Source Items	Olle Persson
			Knowledge Integrators or Weak Links? Inventor-Authors: An Exploratory Comparison of Patenting Researchers with Their Non-inventing Peers in Nano-science and Technology	Martin Meyer
			Visualizing 60 Years of Anthrax Research	Steven A. Morris and Kevin W. Boyack
			Identifying Small-World Connectors across an Academic Web Space – A Webometric Study	Lennart Björneborn
12.35-14.00	Lunch & Posters
14.00-15.40	Webometrics A (Parallel session)	Adam	Motivations for URL Citations to Open Access Library and Information Science Articles	Kayvan Kousha and Mike Thelwall
	Chair: Liwen Vaughan		Limits and Feasibility of Cositation Method on the Web. An Experiment on the French Speaking Web	Camille Prime-Claverie, Michel Beigbeder and Thierry Lafouge
			Expectations Versus Reality – Web Search Engines at the Beginning of 2005	Judit Bar-Ilan
			Research Productivity in the Internet Era	Franz Barjak
14.00-15.40	Informetric Modelling (Parallel session)	Bertil	Journal Diffusion Factors and their Mathematical Relations with the Number of Citations and with the Impact Factor	L. Egghe
	Chair: Ronald Rousseau		Power-law Fractal: the Law of Technological Innovation Output Statistics	Shu Fang
			An Empirical Study of the Measurement of Similarity of Concentration between Different Informetric Distributions	Quentin L. Burrell
			A Study of Rank Distributions of Journals and Articles	I.K. Ravichandra Rao
15.40-16.10	Coffee & Posters
16.10-17.00	Knowledge Sources (Parallel session)	Adam	Welcome to the Linguistic Warp Zone: Benchmarking Scientific Output in the Social Sciences and Humanities	Éric Archambault, Étienne-Vignola Gagné, Grégoire Côté, Vincent Larivière and Yves Gingras
	Chair: Jesper W. Schneider		Proceedings Literature as Additional Data Source for Bibliometric Analysis	Wolfgang Glänzel, Balázs Schlemmer, András Schubert and Bart Thijs
16.10-17.00	Bio & Medical Informetrics A (Parallel session)	Bertil	General Analyses of Cancer Research Publications in Australian States using the Science and Social Science Citation Indexes	Concepción S. Wilson
	Chair: Rikard Danell		An Informetric Analysis of the HIV/AIDS Literature Specific to the Youths, 1980 - 2002	Omwoyo B. Onyancha and Dennis N. Ocholla
18.30-20.30	Walk-about in the Old Town		This tour starts by bus from Scandic Hotel Continental
Tuesday, July 26
09.00-10.30	Webometrics B (Parallel session)	Adam	What Can University-to-Government Web Links Reveal about University – Government Collaboration?	David Stuart and Mike Thelwall
	Chair: Lennart Björneborn		Academic Home Pages and Nobel Laureates	Michael Nelson
			A Web Map of the CSIC Research Centres: A comparative study of the Cosine and the Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient in a Colink Analysis	José Luis Ortega Priego and Isidro Aguillo
			Web Links as an Indicator of Research Output: a Comparison of NZ Tertiary Institution Links with the Performance Based Research Funding Assessment	Alastair G. Smith and Mike Thelwall
			Some Preliminary Results from a Link-crawl of the European Union Research Area Web	Viv Cothey
			Measuring Wikipedia	Jakob Voß
09.00-10.30	Research Performance (Parallel session)	Bertil	Comparative Study on Patents and Publications Productivity between Provinces of China and States of USA	Pan Yuntao, Ma Zheng and Wu Yishan
	Chair: Birger Larsen		A New Model to Evaluate the Scientific Performance of Public Research Institutions	Mario Coccia
			Different Outcomes of Different Counting Methods for Publications and Citations	Marianne Gauffriau and Peder Olesen Larsen
			Research Evaluation of Research-Oriented Universities in Taiwan	Mu-hsuan Huang and Han-wen Chang
			Bibliometric Evaluation of the South African Scientific Output Performance	Daisy Jacobs and Ammanuel Yemane Habtezion
			Highly Visible Science: A Look at Three Decades of Research from Four Iberamerican Countries	Jane M. Russell, J. Antonio Del Río and Héctor D. Cortés
10.30-11.00	Coffee & Posters
11.00-12.30	Citation Analysis & Categorisation (Parallel session)	Adam	Using Reference Structures to Evaluate Co-word Structures: First Explorations	R.K. Buter and E.C.M. Noyons
	Chair: Katherine McCain		Journal Self-Citation Study in Semiconductor: Synchronous and Diachronous Approach	Ming-yueh Tsay and Shang-lee Hsia
			Different Approaches to Automated Classification: Is There an Exchange of Ideas?	Koraljka Golub and Birger Larsen
			Developing Bibliometric Indicators of Research Performance in Computer Science	Martijn S. Visser and Henk F. Moed
			Factor Analytic Approach to Transitive Text Mining Using PubMed keywords	Johannes Stegmann and Guenter Grohmann
			Co-clustering Approaches to Integrate Lexical and Bibliographical Information	Frizo Janssens, Patrick Glenisson, Wolfgang Glänzel and Bart De Moor
11.00-12.30	Collaboration & Discoveries (Parallel session)	Bertil	In Defence of ‘Early Career Universities’	Linda Butler
	Chair: Martin Meyer		Heterogeneity of Intellectual Assets - A Method for Identification and Measurement with Patent Data	Henrich Dahlgren, Rasmus Lund Jensen and Finn Valentin
			Are There Research Teams in a 'Little Science' Discipline such as Mathematics?	María Bordons, María Teresa Fernández, Fernanda Morillo and Isabel Gómez
			Research Networks of Pharmaceutical Firms: Geographical Patterns of Research Collaboration Within and Between Firms	Clara Calero, Thed N. van Leeuwen and Robert J.W. Tijssen
			Bipartite Yule Processes in Collections of Journal Papers	Steven A. Morris
			The Discovery of Discoveries: Exploring the Dissemination of Major Findings in the Life Sciences	Hampus Rabow
12.40-14.00	Lunch & Posters
14.00-15.15	Citation Analysis A (Parallel session)	Adam	How Influential is Brooks’ Law? A Citation Context Analysis of Frederick Brooks’ The Mythical Man-Month	Katherine W. McCain and Laura J. Salvucci
	Chair: Henk Moed		Predicting the Importance of Current Papers	Kevin W. Boyack and Richard Klavans
			Selecting Scientific Excellence through Committee Peer Review - A citation Analysis of Previous Publications by Successful and Non-successful Post-doctoral Research Fellowship Applicants	Lutz Bornmann and Hans-Dieter Daniel
14.00-15.15	National Indicators (Parallel session)	Bertil	Using ISI’s ‘Highly Cited Researchers’ to obtain a Country Level Indicator of Citation Excellence	Aparna Basu
	Chair: Henry Small		China’s Quantitative Expansion Phase: Exponential Growth but Low Impact	Bihui Jin and Ronald Rousseau
			A Decade after Hicks and Katz: Interdisciplinary Research Re-Examined	Ulf Sandström and Daniel Wadskog
15.15-15.45	Coffee & Posters
15.45-17.00	Citation Analysis B (Parallel session)	Adam	The Weight of Author Self citations	Wolfgang Glänzel, Bart Thijs and András Schubert
	Chair: I.K. Ravichandra Rao		Are Citation Data a Valid Measure of Journal Use? An Empirical Examination in an Academic Context	Joanna Duy and Liwen Vaughan
			Author Cocitation Analysis is to Intellectual Structure as Web Colink Analysis is to .... ?	Alesia Zuccala
15.45-17.00	Visualisation (Parallel session)	Bertil	Naming Clusters in Visualization Studies: Parsing and Filtering of Noun Phrases from Citation Contexts.	Jesper W. Schneider
	Chair: Katy Börner		Co-Network Analysis	Evaristo Jiménez-Contreras, Emilio Delgado-López-Cózar, Rafael Ruiz-Pérez, Mercedes de la Moneda-Corrochano, Rosario Ruiz-Baños and Rafael Bailón-Moreno.
			Mapping World-wide Science at the Paper Level	Richard Klavans and Kevin W. Boyack
18.30-22.30	Conference Dinner and awards		Aboard s/s Stockholm, embankment next to the City Hall (Stadshuset)
Wednesday, July 27
09.00-09.40	Keynote	Adam	Citation Analysis in Research Evaluation	Henk F. Moed
09.40-10.30	Price Medal Winners	Adam	On Extending Informetrics: An Opinion Paper	Howard D. White
	Chair: Olle Persson		Evaluation of Strategic Research Programs: The Case of Danish Environmental Research 1993-2002	Peter Ingwersen and Birger Larsen
10.30-11.00	Coffee
11.00-12.40	Patents (Parallel session)	Adam	Does Industrial Relevance in Public Science Come at the Expense of Basic Research? Revisiting Tradeoffs in University Research	Maria Theresa Larsen
	Chair: Concepción S. Wilson		Delineating the Patent Data: What Does it Reveal? A Case Study of Prolific Patenting Institutions of India and China	Sujit Bhattacharya
			The ‘Home Advantage’ Effect and Patent Families: a Comparison of OECD Triadic Patents, the USPTO and the EPO	Paola Criscuolo
			Essential Patent Indicators for the Evaluation of Industrial Technological Innovation Competitiveness	Dar-Zen Chen and Wen-Yau Cathy Lin
11.00-12.40	Collaboration (Parallel session)	Bertil	Factors that Impact Interdisciplinary Natural Science Research Collaboration in Academia	Kelly L. Maglaughlin and Diane H. Sonnenwald
	Chair: Isabel Gomez		Comparative Analysis of Co-authorship Networks Considering Authors' Roles in Collaboration: Differences between the Theoretical and Application Areas	Fuyuki Yoshikane, Takayuki Nozawa and Keita Tsuji
			Patterns of Scientific Collaboration between Japan and France: Inter-sectoral analysis using Probabilistic Partnership Index (PPI)	Yasuhiro Yamashita, Yoshiko Okubo
			Inter-University Collaboration in Canada	Isola Ajiferuke
12.40-14.00	Lunch
14.00-15.15	Business Informetrics (Parallel session)	Adam	Mapping Business Competitive Positions Using Web Co-link Analysis	Liwen Vaughan and Justin You
	Chair: Irene Wormell		Experiments on Quantitative Technology Trends Analysis from the Internet News Resources	Shin-ichi Kobayashi, Yasuyuki Shirai, Kazuo Hiyane, Fumihiro Kumeno, Hiroshi Inujima and Noriyoshi Yamauchi
			Economic Impact Indicators for Academic Research: Spin-Off Companies and Licensing	P. S. Vincett
14.00-15.15	Connectivity Analyses (Parallel session)	Bertil	Comparative Analysis of Networks of Collaboration of Canadian Researchers in the Natural Sciences, Social Sciences and the Humanities	Vincent Larivière, Yves Gingras and Éric Archambault
	Chair: Ed Noyons		Mapping Research Topics Through Word-reference Co-occurrences	Gaston Heimeriks and Peter Van den Besselaar
			The Rhythm of Science, the Rhythm of SCIENCE	Liming Liang , Ronald Rousseau and Fei Shi
15.15-15.45	Coffee
15.45-17.00	Bio & Medical Informetrics B (Parallel session)	Adam	Biomedical Research and the Regional Burden of Disease	Grant Lewison
	Chair: Mike Thelwall		Bibliometric Study of Scientific Research on Prion Diseases Encephalopathy and Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease, 1973-2002	E. Sanz-Casado, C. Suárez-Balseiro, I. Iribarren-Maestro, M. Ramírez-de Santa Pau and J. de Pedro-Cuesta
			Scientometric Analysis of the 2003 Sleep Research Literature in Medicine and Biology	Claude Robert, Concepción S. Wilson, Jean-François Gaudy and Charles-Daniel Arreto
15.45-17.00	Institutional Indicators (Parallel session)	Bertil	Composite Scientometric Indicators for Evaluating Publications of Research Institutes	Peter Vinkler
	Chair: Wu Yishan		Restructuring the Japanese National Research System and its Effect on Performance	Takayuki Hayashi and Hiroyuki Tomizawa
			Spatio-Temporal Information Production and Consumption of Major U.S. Research Institutions	Katy Börner and Shashikant Penumarthy
17.10-17.30	Conference Close	Adam	Program Chair Peter Ingwersen Transfer to ISSI 2007 in Madrid, Isabel Gomez CINDOC Conference chairs: Irene Wormell/Olle Persson
18.30-21.00			ISSI board meeting at Scandic Hotel Continental
Monday, July 25	Poster session
			Aggregation Consistency and Frequency of Chinese Words and Characters in Library Catalogs	Clément Arsenault
			Analysis of Internet Diffusion in Italy: a comparison of for-profit and non-profit sector	Irma Serrecchia Michela Serrecchia Maurizio Martinelli
			Analysis of scientific research on diagnostic imaging in collaboration between European Union countries and between European and other worldwide countries	Alberto Miguel-Dasit; Adolfo Alonso Arroyo; Antonia M. Agulló Martínez; Rafael Aleixandre-Benavent; Juan Carlos Valderrama Zurian
			Author Cocitation Analysis is to Intellectual Structure as Web Colink Analysis is to .... ?	Alesia Zuccala
			Bibliometric study of scientific output in Tabriz University of Medical Science 1988-96	Biglu, Mohammad Hossein ; Askari Omid
			Bibliometric Study of the Scientific Publications by the Peking University Health Science Center Faculty Accepted by SCIE from 1998 to 2003	Li-li Yang, Ying Xia, Shu-mei Yin, Su-ping Jia, Nai-cheng Wu & Li-mei Yang
			Bibliometric Study on SARS in MEDLINE	Li-mei Yang, Li-li Yang
			Categorising citations to trace research impact	Teresa Jones
			C-MLink: a web-based tool for transitive text mining.	Guenter Grohmann, Johannes Stegmann
			Collaboration in astronomy knowledge production: a case study in ScienceDirect from 2000-2004	Farideh Osareh
			Co-word analysis revisited: Modelling co-word clusters in terms of graph theory	Xavier Polanco
			English Proficiency and Time to Publication: The Case of Brazilian Science	Sonia M.R.Vasconcelos, Jacqueline Leta and Martha Sorenson
			European Journals in Humanities: a Case Study	Ülle Must
			Explorations in bibliometric historiography: the (re)emergence of neural networks, 1980-1991	Katherine W. McCain
			Exploring the relationship between Research and Health Care	Antonio García Romero
			First approach to exploring innovation activity in Puerto Rico: a patent-based analysis from 1981 to 2000	Carlos A. Suárez-Balseiro, Mariano Maura Sardó & Elías Sanz Casado
			Five years of policy-based bibliometrics in Flanders: an overview and a reflection	K. Debackere and W. Glanzel
			Give the thought to the elderly: A webometric Analysis	Dr Divya Srivastava, Dr Usha Mujoo Munshi, Dr Ramesh Kundra
			Google Web APIs ? an Instrument for Webometric Analyses?	Philipp Mayr & Fabio Tosques
			Hypothetical influence of non-indexed Spanish journals on the impact factor of the Journal Citation Reports-indexed journals	Valderrama Zurian JC, Aleixandre-Benavent R, Castellano Gómez M, Alonso Arroyo A, Miguel-Dasit A
			Link Analysis: An Informetric Technique	Mike Thelwall & Nigel Payne
Tuesday, July 26	Poster Session
			Mapping the ?Human? side of Computing: An Author Cocitation Analysis of the Interrelationships between Ergonomics, Human-Computer Interaction and Human Factors Research	Gulshan Pajwani & Katherine W. McCain
			Mapping the global structure of Antarctica Research vis-à-vis Antarctic Treaty System (ATS)	Prabir G.Dastidar and Olle Persson
			Marginalized Knowledge. Informetric analysis of Indigenous Knowledge publications (1990-2002)	Dennis Ocholla and Bosire O. Onyancha
			Methodological procedure to overcome the lack of normalisation of author names in bibliometric analyses at the micro level	Costas, R. and Bordons, M.
			Research Institutes and Universities: Does Collaboration Pay?	Ulf Sandström, Daniel Wadskog and Staffan Karlsson
			Nobility of Nobel Prize for World Science: An Analysis of Awards	Ramesh Kundra, Krishnan Marg & Divya Srivastava
			Non-Source Items of the Journal Citation Reports	Johannes Stegmann, Guenter Grohmann
			Research Impact On Genetic Engineering Research - Patent Citation Analysis	Szu-chia Lo & Mu-Hsuan Huang
			Polish University Web Sites	Malgorzata Kaliczynska
			Ranking of World Universities in the Web	Aguillo, I.F., Prieto, J.A., Ortega, J.L.; Granadino, B
			Science and Technology Policy in Turkey-National Strategies for Innovation and Change, 1983-2003 and Beyond	Ali Uzun
			Scientific and technological performance evaluation of the Spanish Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) as compared with similar National Research Institutions in France and Italy	Albert A.; Granadino B.; Plaza L.M.
			Scientific Output of the University Hospital from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. Balance Between Education- and Research-Oriented Publications	Kizi Mendonça-Araujo, Paulo Mourão and Jacqueline Leta
			Scientometric Portrait of Nobel Laureate Anthony J Leggett	Mallikarjun Angadi; M M Koganuramath, B S Kademani, B D Kumbar, and Suresh Jange
			Second-order conglomerate construction and correlation studies in a conglomerate framework	Ronald Rousseau
			Serbian Citation Index: Context and content	Pero Šipka
			South Africa?s scientific productivity: Growth, development, and research collaborations from 1995 to 2004	Dr Daisy Jacobs, Ammanuel Yamane
			Visualisation of knowledge production on public health research work in Latin America and the Caribbean	Macías-Chapula, C.A., Rodea-Castro, I.P., Mendoza-Guerrero, J.A., Gutiérrez-Carrasco, A.
			What journals do UK psychiatrists consider important to their clinical practice: a sub-specialty analysis of the relationship with impact factors and country of publication.	Teresa Jones and Stephen Hanney
			Wikipedia and Lotka?s Law: Bibliometric Patterns in the World?s Largest Encyclopedia	M. Cameron Jones, Karen E. Medina
			XML schema to support reliable Web-crawling and the exchange of Web crawl graphs	Viv Cothey
Thursday, July 28			COLLNET- extra session
Time	Chair	Room	Title	Authors
09.00-10:30	Chair: Hildrun Kretschmer	Bertil	Patterns of co-authorship: Statistical, philosophical, and sociological implications	Donald deB. Beaver
			Examining technological collaboration through patent analysis: Case study of some emerging economies	Sujit Bhattacharya and S. C. Sharma
			Co-authorship on management science in China	Chen Yue, Liu Zeyuan
10.30-11:00	Coffee and posters
11.00-12:30	Chair: Ronald Rousseau	Bertil	Evaluation of collaboration between European universities using dynamic interaction between multiple sources	Jean-Charles Lamirel
			Visibility of collaboration between immunology institutions on the web including aspects of gender studies	Hildrun Kretschmer, Ute Kretschmer, Theo Kretschmer
			Higher education and research collaboration between Iran and UK	Farideh Osareh
12.30-13:30	Lunch
13.30-15:00		Bertil	Chair: Jean-Charles Lamirel
			Is it worthwhile to make cooperation with Central Asia?	Ülle Must
			Collaboration and distances between German immunological institutes	Frank Havemann, Michael Heinz, Hildrun Kretschmer
			Collaboration in social science research in India	S.L. Sangam and Keshava
15.00-15:30	Coffee and posters
15.30-16:30	Chair: Ülle Must	Bertil	Co-activity and collaboration in emerging nano-science and technology: Are there gatekeepers linking research and technical development?	Martin Meyer
			Regional collaboration in S&T among South Asian countries	B. M. Gupta
16.30-17:00	Chair: Shabahat Husain	Bertil	COLLNET Round Table Discussion (Opening: Hildrun Kretschmer)
	COLLNET Posters
			Why collaborate? Scientist's semantic meaning of 'international collaboration' at the National University of México	Galán Díaz Carlos Roberto, Liberman Shkolnikoff Sofía
			Q-measures for binary divided networks: an application in informetrics	Ronald Rousseau
			Cooperation behaviour of German medical faculties 1993-2001	Johannes Stegmann, Guenter Grohmann
			Exhibitions and demos
			Places & Spaces: Cartography of the Physical and the Abstract	Katy Borner
			Scopus	Ginny Hendricks
			Inspec Archive	Susan Bates

Instructions for presentations:

Full paper presentations will be allocated maximum 20 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for questions, Research-in-progress papers maximum 10 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for questions.

Slide shows for the presentations should be stored on a transportable medium, such as a USB key/memory stick or CD-ROM, and should be displayable on a standard windows machine (Microsoft PowerPoint is preferred). Please, do not send your presentation by e-mail! Overhead projectors are also available.

For posters there will be a screen with 2 squares, each 70 cm wide and 100 cm high. Pins are available to set up the poster. Half the posters are presented on Monday, July 25, the other half on Tuesday, July 26. Poster presenters must set up the poster in the morning on the chosen day, prior to conference start, so that lunch and coffee breaks can be used for poster discussions. Presenters also take them down at conference close on that same day. There is no printing service at the conference so you must bring your printed poster with you.