Tag: Science & innovation

International collaborations in a dashboard

Twenty years ago, I moved to Australia with the mission of strengthening scientific and technological collaborations between France and Australia, working with the Embassy of France in Canberra. Fast forward two decades, and I’m now celebrating a new chapter with Science Data Nexus by attending the FACET symposium in Melbourne—my first conference in this exciting […]

How to measure the scale of Research and Innovation? 

Measuring the scale of research and innovation helps estimate how well research or innovation efforts are performing. In simple terms, research performance is about how effectively a project or study reaches its goals. When research achieves its objectives, it often leads to new findings, better methods, or even practical applications of that research. To measure […]

Five questions to understand and map Research and Innovation

Describing research and innovation involves answering five key questions: What, When, Where, Which (organisation), and Who. The “What” question identifies the type of research or innovation, focusing on domains, disciplines, and relevant concepts or topics. “When” addresses the temporal aspects, helping to track trends and dynamics over time. “Where” considers geographic constraints, showing the role […]

Four elements of research quality

In July 2023, I shared my thoughts on linkedIn regarding Trust in Science , a publication by Australia’s Chief Scientist, Cathy Foley. This insightful essay delves into the core elements of scientific quality – research integrity, quality, excellence, and impact – and offers a rare, well-informed perspective on the subject. Foley’s essay provides clear definitions […]

The Importance of Science and Innovation in Regions

When we think of science and innovation, our minds often gravitate toward bustling urban centers with their towering research institutions, tech startups, and universities. However, the importance of fostering science and innovation in regions outside major cities cannot be overstated. These areas, often characterized by their rich natural resources, unique challenges, and close-knit communities, offer […]