Prof. Sarah de Rijcke\u00a0von der University of Leiden spricht am 22. J\u00e4nner 2020 \u00fcber „Bend until it breaks? On interactions between research evaluation, research conduct, and science-society relations“ an der Universit\u00e4t f\u00fcr Bodenkultur.<\/p>\n
Mittwoch, 22. J\u00e4nner 2020, 12:00 \u2013 13:30
\nOrt: Oskar-Simony-Haus | Seminarraum 20, Dachgescho\u00df | Peter-Jordan-Stra\u00dfe 65, 1190 Wien<\/p>\n
Im Sinne der englischen Tradition der Lunchtime Lecture wird f\u00fcr Verpflegung gesorgt.<\/p>\n
Teilnahme kostenlos<\/strong>. Anmeldung bis 20. J\u00e4nner erbeten:<\/strong> law@boku.ac.at<\/a><\/p>\n Eine weitere Veranstaltung der LTS-Vortragsreihe von Univ.-Prof. Iris Eisenberger und Konrad Lachmayer<\/a> in Kooperation mit dem Facultas Verlag<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n In the past couple of decades, most European economies have dedicated significant resources to restructuring their science and innovation systems to meet global challenges. They have doneso through concrete science policy interventions, including research evaluation and accountability dictates. Evaluation systems simultaneously reflect broader notions of the role of science in and for society, and affect and call on different scientificfields in different ways. In this talk I will share results from recent projects in which we analyzed interactions between evaluation and knowledge creation on the \u2018shop-floor\u2019 of academic research. I will also provide a \u2018sneak preview\u2019 into my new projectFluidKnowledge: a multi-scale ethnography on how evaluation shapes ocean science.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n