Isabella Peters
Biographic Data
| ID | 6553451 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Isabella Peters |
| GIVEN NAMES | Isabella |
| FAMILY NAME | Peters |
| SIGNATURE | PETERS I |
| AFFILIATIONS | ZBW – Leibniz-Informationszentrum Wirtschaft |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5840-0806 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Die Rolle von Open Access und Rankings in der Volkswirtschaftslehre
Die vorliegende Untersuchung zeigt, dass sich das Publikationsverhalten in der Volkswirtschaftslehre im Kontext von Open Access und Rankings aufgrund der starken Orientierung an einer Reputationshierarchie nicht verändert hat. Dennoch unterscheidet sich das Publikationsverhalten je nach institutioneller Anbindung und Karrierestufe der Forschenden. Eine Analyse offenbart die Diversität der in der Volkswirtschaftslehre publizierten Inhalte. Es wird…
Data by experience
Data citation and reuse are complex practices. While much research has examined the effect of disciplinary norms on data citation and reuse, much less work has examined the impact of career stages. In this paper, we present the results of a survey (n = 2,492) to explicitly investigate data citation practices, preferences, and motivations for indicating data reuse, using a sample of corresponding authors by career stage. We present findings about …
The impact of Covid-19 on the debate on open science
This study is an analysis of the international debate on open science that took place during the pandemic. It addresses the question, how did the COVID-19 pandemic impact the debate on open science? The study takes the form of a qualitative analysis of a large corpus of key articles, editorials, blogs and thought pieces about the impact of COVID on open science, published during the pandemic in English, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. The findin…
Life scientists’ experience with posting preprints during the Covid-19 pandemic
In the COVID-19 pandemic, it was much more critical for many life science researchers to rapidly disseminate research results—so they used preprints as upstream publication opportunities. This was rather new to the life sciences where preprint servers had only appeared as early as 2013. With a mixed-methods-study we examined this development and investigated whether preprint posting is a temporary phenomenon or the beginning of a cultural shift i…
Tracing data
Data citations, or citations in reference lists to data, are increasingly seen as an important means to trace data reuse and incentivize data sharing. Although disciplinary differences in data citation practices have been well documented via scientometric approaches, we do not yet know how representative these practices are within disciplines. Nor do we yet have insight into researchers’ motivations for citing—or not citing—data in their academic…
No deal
In 2014, a union of German research organizations established Projekt DEAL, a national-level project to negotiate licensing agreements with large scientific publishers. Negotiations between DEAL and Elsevier began in 2016, and broke down without a successful agreement in 2018; during this time, around 200 German research institutions canceled their license agreements with Elsevier, leading Elsevier to restrict journal access at those institutions…
Which factors are associated with Open Access publishing? A Springer Nature case study
Open Access (OA) facilitates access to research articles. However, authors or funders often must pay the publishing costs, preventing authors who do not receive financial support from participating in OA publishing and gaining citation advantage for OA articles. OA may exacerbate existing inequalities in the publication system rather than overcome them. To investigate this, we studied 522,411 articles published by Springer Nature. Employing corre…
Research articles promoted in embargo e-mails receive higher citations and altmetrics
In order to be able to provide thorough and timely coverage on the most recent scientific research, science journalists frequently rely on embargoed information sent to them by publishers of scientific journals. In such embargo e-mails, publishers purposefully bring selected upcoming releases to the journalists’ attention a few days in advance of their publication. Little is known on how this early highlighting of certain research articles affect…
What happens when a journal converts to open access? A bibliometric analysis
In recent years, increased stakeholder pressure to transition research to Open Access has led to many journals converting, or ‘flipping’, from a closed access (CA) to an open access (OA) publishing model. Changing the publishing model can influence the decision of authors to submit their papers to a journal, and increased article accessibility may influence citation behaviour. In this paper we aimed to understand how flipping a journal to an OA m…
Social Media and Altmetrics
This chapter describes the relationship between social media and altmetrics. It briefly discusses how social media platforms’ features can create altmetrics and why this is in line with the concept of “affordances”. Since altmetrics are built on the data that is derived from user activities on social media platforms, the affordances of these platforms are important for the development of altmetrics. Affordances produce meaning and control the beh…
The relationship between bioRxiv preprints, citations and altmetrics
A potential motivation for scientists to deposit their scientific work as preprints is to enhance its citation or social impact. In this study we assessed the citation and altmetric advantage of bioRxiv, a preprint server for the biological sciences. We retrieved metadata of all bioRxiv preprints deposited between November 2013 and December 2017, and matched them to articles that were subsequently published in peer-reviewed journals. Citation dat…
Commemorating Judit Bar-Ilan from bibliometric and altmetric perspectives
Using social bookmarks and tags as alternative indicators of journal content description
Qualitative journal evaluation cumulates content descriptions of single articles. Articles are either represented by author–generated keywords, professionally indexed subject headings, automatically extracted terms or, as recently introduced, by reader–generated tags as used in social bookmarking systems. The study presented here shows that different types of keywords each reflect a different perspective on documents and that tags can be used in …
Simple
The project LE-SIMPLE is an innovative attempt at building harmonized syntacticsemantic lexicons for twelve European languages, intended for use in different Human Language Technology applications. SIMPLE provides a general design model for the encoding of a large amount of semantic information, ranging from ontological typing, to argument structure and terminology. SIMPLE thus provides a general framework for resource development, where state-of…
Simple
The project LE-SIMPLE is an innovative attempt at building harmonized syntacticsemantic lexicons for twelve European languages, intended for use in different Human Language Technology applications. SIMPLE provides a general design model for the encoding of a large amount of semantic information, ranging from ontological typing, to argument structure and terminology. SIMPLE thus provides a general framework for resource development, where state-of…
Simple
The project LE-SIMPLE is an innovative attempt at building harmonized syntacticsemantic lexicons for twelve European languages, intended for use in different Human Language Technology applications. SIMPLE provides a general design model for the encoding of a large amount of semantic information, ranging from ontological typing, to argument structure and terminology. SIMPLE thus provides a general framework for resource development, where state-of…
Using social bookmarks and tags as alternative indicators of journal content description
Qualitative journal evaluation cumulates content descriptions of single articles. Articles are either represented by author–generated keywords, professionally indexed subject headings, automatically extracted terms or, as recently introduced, by reader–generated tags as used in social bookmarking systems. The study presented here shows that different types of keywords each reflect a different perspective on documents and that tags can be used in …
The relationship between bioRxiv preprints, citations and altmetrics
A potential motivation for scientists to deposit their scientific work as preprints is to enhance its citation or social impact. In this study we assessed the citation and altmetric advantage of bioRxiv, a preprint server for the biological sciences. We retrieved metadata of all bioRxiv preprints deposited between November 2013 and December 2017, and matched them to articles that were subsequently published in peer-reviewed journals. Citation dat…
Commemorating Judit Bar-Ilan from bibliometric and altmetric perspectives
What happens when a journal converts to open access? A bibliometric analysis
In recent years, increased stakeholder pressure to transition research to Open Access has led to many journals converting, or ‘flipping’, from a closed access (CA) to an open access (OA) publishing model. Changing the publishing model can influence the decision of authors to submit their papers to a journal, and increased article accessibility may influence citation behaviour. In this paper we aimed to understand how flipping a journal to an OA m…
Social Media and Altmetrics
This chapter describes the relationship between social media and altmetrics. It briefly discusses how social media platforms’ features can create altmetrics and why this is in line with the concept of “affordances”. Since altmetrics are built on the data that is derived from user activities on social media platforms, the affordances of these platforms are important for the development of altmetrics. Affordances produce meaning and control the beh…
Research articles promoted in embargo e-mails receive higher citations and altmetrics
In order to be able to provide thorough and timely coverage on the most recent scientific research, science journalists frequently rely on embargoed information sent to them by publishers of scientific journals. In such embargo e-mails, publishers purposefully bring selected upcoming releases to the journalists’ attention a few days in advance of their publication. Little is known on how this early highlighting of certain research articles affect…
Tracing data
Data citations, or citations in reference lists to data, are increasingly seen as an important means to trace data reuse and incentivize data sharing. Although disciplinary differences in data citation practices have been well documented via scientometric approaches, we do not yet know how representative these practices are within disciplines. Nor do we yet have insight into researchers’ motivations for citing—or not citing—data in their academic…
No deal
In 2014, a union of German research organizations established Projekt DEAL, a national-level project to negotiate licensing agreements with large scientific publishers. Negotiations between DEAL and Elsevier began in 2016, and broke down without a successful agreement in 2018; during this time, around 200 German research institutions canceled their license agreements with Elsevier, leading Elsevier to restrict journal access at those institutions…
Which factors are associated with Open Access publishing? A Springer Nature case study
Open Access (OA) facilitates access to research articles. However, authors or funders often must pay the publishing costs, preventing authors who do not receive financial support from participating in OA publishing and gaining citation advantage for OA articles. OA may exacerbate existing inequalities in the publication system rather than overcome them. To investigate this, we studied 522,411 articles published by Springer Nature. Employing corre…
The impact of Covid-19 on the debate on open science
This study is an analysis of the international debate on open science that took place during the pandemic. It addresses the question, how did the COVID-19 pandemic impact the debate on open science? The study takes the form of a qualitative analysis of a large corpus of key articles, editorials, blogs and thought pieces about the impact of COVID on open science, published during the pandemic in English, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. The findin…
Life scientists’ experience with posting preprints during the Covid-19 pandemic
In the COVID-19 pandemic, it was much more critical for many life science researchers to rapidly disseminate research results—so they used preprints as upstream publication opportunities. This was rather new to the life sciences where preprint servers had only appeared as early as 2013. With a mixed-methods-study we examined this development and investigated whether preprint posting is a temporary phenomenon or the beginning of a cultural shift i…
Die Rolle von Open Access und Rankings in der Volkswirtschaftslehre
Die vorliegende Untersuchung zeigt, dass sich das Publikationsverhalten in der Volkswirtschaftslehre im Kontext von Open Access und Rankings aufgrund der starken Orientierung an einer Reputationshierarchie nicht verändert hat. Dennoch unterscheidet sich das Publikationsverhalten je nach institutioneller Anbindung und Karrierestufe der Forschenden. Eine Analyse offenbart die Diversität der in der Volkswirtschaftslehre publizierten Inhalte. Es wird…
Data by experience
Data citation and reuse are complex practices. While much research has examined the effect of disciplinary norms on data citation and reuse, much less work has examined the impact of career stages. In this paper, we present the results of a survey (n = 2,492) to explicitly investigate data citation practices, preferences, and motivations for indicating data reuse, using a sample of corresponding authors by career stage. We present findings about …
Computer Science (10 works) · scientometrics and bibliometrics research (9 works) · Citation (7 works) · World Wide Web (6 works) · Academic Publishing and Open Access (5 works) · Library science (5 works) · Altmetrics (4 works) · Data science (4 works) · Publishing (4 works) · Bibliometrics (3 works)