
PROGRAM
28/11 - WEDNESDAY
Location: Núcleo de Estudos em Biomassa e Gerenciamento de Águas (NAB)
9h – Welcome to UFF
Scientific Photography Prize
Location: NAB Conference Room
9h30 – Opening conference: Linguistic barriers to access information
Livia Reis - Internationalization Panorama in UFF
Gilvan Muller – Linguistic Barriers to access information
Location: NAB Conference Room
10h15 – Coffee break
10h30 - Table: Challenges of public policies to promote Science and Technology in Latin America
Location: NAB Conference Room
Márcio Ramos Oliveira - Coordinator of the Technological Training Program and Competitivity of the National Council of Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq)
Vitor Kappel – Analyst of projects in Funding of Projects and Studies (Finep)
Patrícia Bertin – Researcher of the Institutional Development Secretary of the Brazilian Agropecuarian Research Enterprise (Embrapa)
Wouter Schallier – Librarian Chief of Hernán Santa Cruz Library, from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (CEPAL)
Mike Taylor - Head of Research Metrics of Digital Science
12h30 - Lunch
13h30 - Panel 1: Scientific policies and Open Government in Latin America
Location: NAB Conference Room
Christian Alexander Martinez Guerrero – Scientific national politics in Latin America: an unequal mechanism.
Patrícia Nascimento Silva and Marta Macedo Kerr Pinheiro - DGABr: metrics for government open data
Patrícia Rocha Bello Bertin and Juliana Meireles Fortaleza, Massayuki Franco Okawachi, Márcia de Oliveira Cardoso, Adriana Cristina da Silva and Debora Pignatari Drucker – The partnership to Open Government and the participative constructions of an strategy to develop Open Science in Brazil.
Génesis Morales Méndez – Journalistic Challenge: study of the access to public information in portals of the Venezuelan government.
Ivanilma de Oliveira Gama e Lidiane dos Santos Carvalho – Issues to create Open Access politics to brazilian universities
Daniele Cristina Dantas and Marcos Bezerra do Couto Cavalcanti – Theory and Analysis of the Network as a resource to research sponsoring with fiscal incentive: an analysis from the state incentive in Rio de Janeiro.
Panel 2: Science for Citizenship and life quality: Metrics and qualitative research to society.
Location: NAB room, 3rd floor
Vinícius Cruz Pinto – Mental Maps, qualitative metrics and social Technologies: a discussion about qualitative research methods with third-party workers of ENEL S.A.
Luciane Patricio – The constructions of a Work Victimization Research Methodology: how Science could collaborate with the workers life quality and the management of work conditions.
Andréia Soares Pinto – Work Victimization Research: identification and comprehension of risk social scenarios, associated to violence and insecurity, experienced by Enel/BR workers.
Ana Paula Mendes de Miranda and Jacqueline de Oliveira Muniz – Risk Perception Maps: the use of mixed methodologies to analyze social situations related to insecurity and violence in metropolitan cities of Rio de Janeiro (São Gonçalo and Duque de Caxias).
Lumárya Souza de Sousa – Overview of Citizenship Science in brazilian context: bibliometric and scientific indicators.
Elton Mártires Pinto and Michelli Pereira da Costa – Scientific Promotion about HIV/AIDS prevention in Brazil, in citizenship Science context.
15h15 Coffee-break
15h30 Panel 3: Innovation, internationalization and cooperation for open data
Germana Fernandes Barata – To reach more relevant alternative metrics in Latin America
Eloísa Príncipe and Maria Simone de Menezes Alencar – Social innovation and scientific cooperation in Latin America
Bruna Lessa and Hildenise F. Novo; Ivana Lins – Research internationalization in Informational Sciences: an analysis of scientific papers co-authorship network.
João Guilherme Bastos dos Santos and Alessandra Aldé – Multidimensional networks analysis applied to co-authorship network, communication and bibliographic politics, examiners committees and bibliographic references.
Maria Elizabeth Pinto de Melo – Communication and Scientific Production: brazilian internationalization strategies.
Daniele Cristina Dantas and Ana Clécia Mesquita de Lima, Lívia Frazão de Castro – Opportunities for data coverage of cultural research in Latin America through the experience of Brazil Cultural Maps.
Josir Cardoso Gomes, Fábio Gouveia and Ricardo Medeiros Pimenta - Google Scholar as measuring source of scientific Portuguese-speaking production.
29/11 - THURSDAY
Location: Núcleo de Estudos em Biomassa e Gerenciamento de Águas (NAB)
9h - Table: Open Science and democratization of scientific journals in Latin American Science
Location: NAB Conference Room
Solange Santos – Coordinator of Production and Publishing and representative of SciELO network coordination
Arianna Becerril – Executive Director of Redalyc Project (Network of Scientific Magazines in Latin America and the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal).
Ivonne Lujano, Directory of Open Access Journals (video)
Patrícia de Almeida Silva – General Coordination of the Portal of Journals related to the Improvement Coordination of Superior Level personal (CAPES)
Sara Rouhi – Engagement Director, Advocacy, Altimetric and Dimensions in Digital Science
Isabelle Reiss - Gerente de vendas para a América Latina da Clarivate Analytics
10h15 Coffee break
10h30 Panel 4: Alternative Metrics in Latin America
Location: NAB Conference Room
Iara Vidal Pereira de Souza and Fabio Castro Gouveia – Advantages of Open Access and brazilian publications: an altmetric study.
José Antônio Dias da Silva and Fabio Castro Gouveia – Brazilian Scientific Blogs and its coverage in Altmetric.com
Ronaldo Ferreira de Araujo – Conversational issues of Twitter as a context for almetric studies.
Fabio Castro Gouveia – Altmetric studies in Brazil: an analysis of the 32 identified PhD graduated in Lattes-CNPq basis.
Rafael Barcelos – Confluences between altmetrics and scientific indicators: a study of Latin American authors in biomedicine and health fields.
Marcos Bezerra do Couto Cavalcanti and Daniele Cristina Dantas, Valéria Macedo, Rodrigo Duarte Guedes – Social Networks use in scientific promotion: a case study of the Ist International Symposium “Network Science” and IV Workshop “Big Data Brazil” using Network Theory.
12h Posters Presentations
12h30 Lunch
14h Panel 5: Performance and Impact of Scientific Publications
Location: NAB Conference Room
Andrea Gonçalves do Nascimento – Reading counting in Mendeley as evidence of future quoting of brazilian articles in Social Sciences.
Claudio França and Nanci Oddone – Promotion metrics, discovering and digital academic books evaluation in open Science.
Patrícia Pedri and Ronaldo Ferreira de Araújo – Pair revision (open): presence of Latin American examiners in Publons and characteristics of their revision.
Carolina Medeiros e Germana Barata – Social performance of medical magazines “The New England Journal of Medicine” and “The Lancet”, according to Altmetric
Juliana Fachin and Elisabete Werlang, Úrsula Blattmann, Ronaldo Ferreira de Araújo – Alternative and Traditional Impact in open access publication: the case of feminist studies magazine of UFSC journals portal.
Nathália Lima Romeiro and Melina de Brito Santos - Memes as study object of Digital Humanities and Informational Science: a bibliometric approach through BRAPCI and LISA basis.
Marina Lemle and Fabio Castro Gouveia – From Social Network to scientific article: a study about a journal of history of Science on the Internet
15h45 Coffee-break
16h Closure Ceremony: Impact of Open Access in Latin America
Dr. Juan Pablo Alperin - Simon Fraser University (Canada)
Dra. Sarita Albagli – Brazilian Institute of Information in Science and Technology (IBICT).
Mediation: Thaiane Oliveira
30/11 - FRIDAY
9h-15h
Workshops (check the full schedule)
15:30 - 17h
Closure meeting to scientific commitee members