PROGRAM
28/11 - WEDNESDAY
Location: NĆŗcleo de Estudos em Biomassa e Gerenciamento de Ćguas (NAB)
9h ā Welcome to UFF
Scientific Photography Prize
Location: NAB Conference Room
9h30 ā Opening conference: Linguistic barriers to access information
Livia Reis - Internationalization Panorama in UFF
Gilvan Muller ā Linguistic Barriers to access information
Location: NAB Conference Room
10h15 ā Coffee break
10h30 - Table: Challenges of public policies to promote Science and Technology in Latin America
Location: NAB Conference Room
MƔrcio Ramos Oliveira - Coordinator of the Technological Training Program and Competitivity of the National Council of Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq)
Vitor Kappel ā Analyst of projects in Funding of Projects and Studies (Finep)
PatrĆcia Bertin ā Researcher of the Institutional Development Secretary of the Brazilian Agropecuarian Research Enterprise (Embrapa)
Wouter Schallier ā Librarian Chief of HernĆ”n Santa Cruz Library, from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (CEPAL)
Mike Taylor - Head of Research Metrics of Digital Science
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12h30 - Lunch
13h30 - Panel 1: Scientific policies and Open Government in Latin America
Location: NAB Conference Room
Christian Alexander Martinez Guerrero ā Scientific national politics in Latin America: an unequal mechanism.
PatrĆcia Nascimento Silva and Marta Macedo Kerr Pinheiro - DGABr: metrics for government open data
PatrĆcia Rocha Bello Bertin and Juliana Meireles Fortaleza, Massayuki Franco Okawachi, MĆ”rcia de Oliveira Cardoso, Adriana Cristina da Silva and Debora Pignatari Drucker ā The partnership to Open Government and the participative constructions of an strategy to develop Open Science in Brazil.
GĆ©nesis Morales MĆ©ndez ā Journalistic Challenge: study of the access to public information in portals of the Venezuelan government.
Ivanilma de Oliveira Gama e Lidiane dos Santos Carvalho ā Issues to create Open Access politics to brazilian universities
Daniele Cristina Dantas and Marcos Bezerra do Couto Cavalcanti ā 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.
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āāPanel 2: Science for Citizenship and life quality: Metrics and qualitative research to society.
Location: NAB room, 3rd floor
VinĆcius Cruz Pinto ā Mental Maps, qualitative metrics and social Technologies: a discussion about qualitative research methods with third-party workers of ENEL S.A.
Luciane Patricio ā The constructions of a Work Victimization Research Methodology: how Science could collaborate with the workers life quality and the management of work conditions.
AndrĆ©ia Soares Pinto ā 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 ā Risk Perception Maps: the use of mixed methodologies to analyze social situations related to insecurity and violence in metropolitan cities of Rio de Janeiro (SĆ£o GonƧalo and Duque de Caxias).
LumĆ”rya Souza de Sousa ā Overview of Citizenship Science in brazilian context: bibliometric and scientific indicators.
Elton MĆ”rtires Pinto and Michelli Pereira da Costa ā 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 ā To reach more relevant alternative metrics in Latin America
EloĆsa PrĆncipe and Maria Simone de Menezes Alencar ā Social innovation and scientific cooperation in Latin America
Bruna Lessa and Hildenise F. Novo; Ivana Lins ā Research internationalization in Informational Sciences: an analysis of scientific papers co-authorship network.
JoĆ£o Guilherme Bastos dos Santos and Alessandra AldĆ© ā Multidimensional networks analysis applied to co-authorship network, communication and bibliographic politics, examiners committees and bibliographic references.
Maria Elizabeth Pinto de Melo ā Communication and Scientific Production: brazilian internationalization strategies.
Daniele Cristina Dantas and Ana ClĆ©cia Mesquita de Lima, LĆvia FrazĆ£o de Castro ā Opportunities for data coverage of cultural research in Latin America through the experience of Brazil Cultural Maps.
Josir Cardoso Gomes, FƔbio Gouveia and Ricardo Medeiros Pimenta - Google Scholar as measuring source of scientific Portuguese-speaking production.
29/11 - THURSDAY
Location: NĆŗcleo de Estudos em Biomassa e Gerenciamento de Ćguas (NAB)
9h - Table: Open Science and democratization of scientific journals in Latin American Science
Location: NAB Conference Room
Solange Santos ā Coordinator of Production and Publishing and representative of SciELO network coordination
Arianna Becerril ā 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)
PatrĆcia de Almeida Silva ā General Coordination of the Portal of Journals related to the Improvement Coordination of Superior Level personal (CAPES)
Sara Rouhi ā Engagement Director, Advocacy, Altimetric and Dimensions in Digital Science
Isabelle Reiss - Gerente de vendas para a AmƩrica 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 ā Advantages of Open Access and brazilian publications: an altmetric study.
JosĆ© AntĆ“nio Dias da Silva and Fabio Castro Gouveia ā Brazilian Scientific Blogs and its coverage in Altmetric.com
Ronaldo Ferreira de Araujo ā Conversational issues of Twitter as a context for almetric studies.
Fabio Castro Gouveia ā Altmetric studies in Brazil: an analysis of the 32 identified PhD graduated in Lattes-CNPq basis.
Rafael Barcelos ā 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, ValĆ©ria Macedo, Rodrigo Duarte Guedes ā Social Networks use in scientific promotion: a case study of the Ist International Symposium āNetwork Scienceā and IV Workshop āBig Data Brazilā using Network Theory.
12h Posters Presentations
12h30 Lunch
14h Panel 5: Performance and Impact of Scientific Publications
Location: NAB Conference Room
Andrea GonƧalves do Nascimento ā Reading counting in Mendeley as evidence of future quoting of brazilian articles in Social Sciences.
Claudio FranƧa and Nanci Oddone ā Promotion metrics, discovering and digital academic books evaluation in open Science.
PatrĆcia Pedri and Ronaldo Ferreira de AraĆŗjo ā Pair revision (open): presence of Latin American examiners in Publons and characteristics of their revision.
Carolina Medeiros e Germana Barata ā Social performance of medical magazines āThe New England Journal of Medicineā and āThe Lancetā, according to Altmetric
Juliana Fachin and Elisabete Werlang, Ćrsula Blattmann, Ronaldo Ferreira de AraĆŗjo ā Alternative and Traditional Impact in open access publication: the case of feminist studies magazine of UFSC journals portal.
NathƔlia 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 ā 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 ā 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