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On The Road: Taking innovation to greater heights in Chinese higher education
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On The Road
Taking innovation to greater heights in Chinese higher education
By Vicky Li, Marketing Manager, and Xiaoling Kang, Training Executive, Elsevier, Beijing, China

Ask UCD
Researcher Wu Yishan
speaks to forum participants.

After the Olympics, on November 24, 2008, Elsevier cohosted with the Ministry of Education in Beijing a forum entitled "From Quantity to Quality: How to Improve Innovation at Chinese Higher Education Institutes." Participants included vice presidents, S&T office directors and librarians from China’s top 39 universities. Discussions covered how to improve the quality and productivity of university research output and criteria, such as the impact factor and citations, used in evaluating scientific output and quality.

Researcher Wu Yishan, with the Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of China, spoke on “Thoughts on the Transition from Quantity to Quality of Scientific Papers." Professor Peter Stambrook, with the University of Cincinnati, spoke on “How to Improve Research Productivity Using Scopus.” Addressing “How to Strengthen Chinese Higher Education Research Activity” was Professor Liu Niancai with Shanghai Jiao Tong University. And addressing “How to Improve Positions of the Rankings to Become Global Leading Universities” was John O’Leary with the Times Higher Education Supplement (THES) in the UK.

The forum proved such a hit that already plans are under way to stage it again in 2009, and to make it an annual event. end of article

V.Li@elsevier.com
x.kang@elsevier.com
http://china.elsevier.com/MOE2008.htm


 

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