There are other indicators of research quality or academic esteem. Measures of esteem may provide additional evidence of research quality and/or research capacity, to sit alongside traditional metrics. They may be relevant for competitive grant applications and academic promotions.
It is suggested that researchers keep a record of these measures listing: activity, date, and relevance to your research. Also, Pure can be used to keep a record of esteem measures and as such be used to enhance a researcher's public profile.
Such measures include:
- Awards and Prizes
- Conference presentations, keynotes, and publications
- Editorial or reviewer role for a significant journal or reference work
- Holdings of edited, authored or contributed to books in libraries. Possible source: WorldCat
- International engagement and collaboration
- Partnerships with other institutions, research groups, or industry.
- Previous successful grant applications and completed research projects.
- Research Commercialisation Income
- Research Fellowships
- Membership of professional or academic organisations
- Influence on government or public policy
- Industrial advisory roles
- Research fellowships
- Patents or other commercial output
- Successfully completed research grants or projects
