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  • Episode #32: Let's play cards and co-create a theory of change within an hour!
    Erika Hajdu and Stefan de Jong of the Evaluating Societal Impact team at the Erasmus University Rotterdam developed a card game to structure discussions around complex impact pathways, and to enable teams to draft early versions of their Theory of Change in a more interesting, time-efficient way. They presented their approach at the REvaluation Conference, and we thought this tool might be useful for the fteval community. In this interview we learn how the game works and how it can be helpful for different settings.Links:  Journey of Progress card set | Erasmus University Rotterdam Paper publication as part of the Conference ProceedingsThis episode was made possible with the friendly support of the Austrian Ministry for Women, Science and Research. Thank you for this cooperation!Music: Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) (ft. Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza) by spinningmerkaba http://ccmixter.org/people/jlbrock44; SouljaUnit Remix of DeadRobot Music’s Surfy via https://freesound.org/people/SouljaUnit/sounds/640175/Photo: Erika Hajdu, Erasmus University Rotterdam podcast(at)fteval.at - twitter.com/fteval - www.fteval.at
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  • Folge 31 - Innovation messen, Chancen erkennen: WPZ Research über Österreich im European Innovation Scoreboard
    Diesmal waren wir zu Gast bei WPZ Research und konnten uns dort einiges über die jüngste Ausgabe des European Innovation Scoreboards (EIS) und Österreichs Performance darin erfahren. Brigitte Ecker und Sascha Sardadvar erklärten uns geduldig, was uns der EIS sagen kann und was nicht und wie es sonst so um die Zukunftsfähigkeit der österreichischen Forschungslandschaft bestellt ist. WPZ Research ist als kleines unabhängiges Forschungsinstitut auch deshalb besonders, weil es zur DNA gehört, dass alle Forschenden gleichzeitig auch in der Lehre aktiv sind. Diese Podcastfolge wurde mit freundlicher Unterstützung des Bundesministeriums für Frauen, Wissenschaft und Forschung (BMFWF) ermöglicht. Musik: Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) (ft. Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza) by spinningmerkaba http://ccmixter.org/people/jlbrock44; SouljaUnit Remix of DeadRobot Music’s Surfy via https://freesound.org/people/SouljaUnit/sounds/640175/Foto: Isabella Wagnerpodcast(at)fteval.at - twitter.com/fteval - www.fteval.at
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  • REvaluation Special #7: What skills does the next generation of evaluators need?
    There is a generation shift in the community going on and in the dynamic landscape of research and innovation, the perspectives of the next generation are crucial for shaping future policies and practices. In this panel we tried to bring together younger researchers and evaluators and senior counterparts to discuss the challenge, demands and future directions of innovation research and policy evaluation. PanellistsFlorian Bayer, Department of Science and Technology Studies, University of ViennaLuyu Du, Center for Organization Research and Design (CORD), Arizona State University, United StatesNino Gogadze, CWTS, Leiden UniversityJakob Kofler, Austrian Institute for SME ResearchModeratorsPhilippe Larédo & Julia Melkers Music: Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) (ft. Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza) by spinningmerkaba http://ccmixter.org/people/jlbrock44; SouljaUnit Remix of DeadRobot Music’s Surfy via https://freesound.org/people/SouljaUnit/sounds/640175/Photo: Martin JordanThanks to our partners and co-organisers that helped realising the REvaluation Conference 2024: Ministry of Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure, Ministry of Women, Science and Research, Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism, Vienna Science and Technology Fund, COST Action PROFEEDBACK (CA ), Meeting Destination Vienna, FH Campus Vienna, Austrian Science Fund, Austrian Research Promotion Agency, ZSI - Centre for Social Innovation, Fraunhofer ISI, Institut Francilien Recherche, Innovation et Société, Joanneum Research, the whole fteval Community. podcast(at)fteval.at - twitter.com/fteval - www.fteval.at
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  • REvaluation Special #6: Are we all metascientists now, James Wilsdon?
    Motivated by evidence based scientists doing gut-based science policy, and by science policy maker acknowleding the faults of the system when they leave it rather than when they can still do something about it, James Wilsdon of RoRI turned his attention towards meta science in this REvaluation 2024 keynote.Meta Science, Meta Research, Science of Science, Research of Research are all the same, and not new, but new things are going on. Applying robust methods to understanding, analysing and improving the science system!He shows that he is not the only one, but more and more RoR is done out of the various discplines and sub-disciplines themselves, in particular, because there is data to do so, and that adds specific domain knowledge to the pool of RoR bottom-up. Top-down, from science funders, are at least in the UK again testing their funding in large-scale experimental settings; and are opening their funding data for the ROR community. Lastly, new institutions contribute to the debate, in Carlifornia funded by the Tech community, trying to "practice meta science". Why does this happen? More investment, slow down of disruption and radical change, worries about too much reporting and to little impact, on-going crisis of replication, and rapdily changing landscape of scolar communication (open science, open data), pressure for excellence and AI and research funding. MetaScience is both a contribution to incremental change and a source for radical, systematic change.Concluding, Wilsdon argues for five priorities to go forward: more and better experimentation for evaluation (e.g. applicants reviewing other applicants, makes it easier to find reviewers, and to speed up the process); investing in infrastructures for doing MetaScience at scale and long-term (e.g. the publish-curate-review-platform MetaROR); Foster cross sector alliances (e.g. MetaScience Alliance); with more global conversations beyond western countries; and demonstrate the worth of MetaScience!Links:RoRI-Research on Research Institute: https://researchonresearch.org/Metascience Conference: https://metascience.info/ James' presentation slidesMusic: Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) (ft. Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza) by spinningmerkaba http://ccmixter.org/people/jlbrock44; SouljaUnit Remix of DeadRobot Music’s Surfy via https://freesound.org/people/SouljaUnit/sounds/640175/Photo: Martin JordanThanks to our partners and co-organisers that helped realising the REvaluation Conference 2024: Ministry of Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure, Ministry of Women, Science and Research, Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism, Vienna Science and Technology Fund, COST Action PROFEEDBACK (CA ), Meeting Destination Vienna, FH Campus Vienna, Austrian Science Fund, Austrian Research Promotion Agency, ZSI - Centre for Social Innovation, Fraunhofer ISI, Institut Francilien Recherche, Innovation et Société, Joanneum Research and the whole fteval Community. podcast(at)fteval.at - twitter.com/fteval - www.fteval.at
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  • REvaluation Special #5: How to fund transdisciplinarity?
    There is momentum in the research community with regard to trandisciplinary research (TDR) and research funding, because societal transformation necessitates more complex solutions; but at the same time, the notion that research happens more and more within disciplines, and not across disciplines or in a transdisciplinary way.The panel discusses challenges, but also opportunities TDR provides and tackles questions and opportunities on reasons to fund TDR and how to achieve impact, and on related challenges. The panel touches on questions like how new is the approach, what can be done to support it further and how to provide contiunity and manage knowledge within the research system.The panelists wereChristian Pohl, ETH Zürich, Co-Director Transdisciplinarity LabHelen Buckley Woods, University College London, Research on Research InstituteMarianne Penker, BOKU University, Academy of Science Moderation: Petra Biberhofer, Austrian Science Fund Music: Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) (ft. Morusque, Jeris, CSoul, Alex Beroza) by spinningmerkaba http://ccmixter.org/people/jlbrock44; SouljaUnit Remix of DeadRobot Music’s Surfy via https://freesound.org/people/SouljaUnit/sounds/640175/Photo: Martin JordanThanks to our partners and co-organisers that helped realising the REvaluation Conference 2024: Ministry of Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure, Ministry of Women, Science and Research, Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism, Vienna Science and Technology Fund, COST Action PROFEEDBACK (CA ), Meeting Destination Vienna, FH Campus Vienna, Austrian Science Fund, Austrian Research Promotion Agency, ZSI - Centre for Social Innovation, Fraunhofer ISI, Institut Francilien Recherche, Innovation et Société, Joanneum Research, the whole fteval Community. podcast(at)fteval.at - twitter.com/fteval - www.fteval.at
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REvaluation Podcast über die Zukunft der Forschungspolitik - und ihrer Evaluierung. Präsentiert von Tobias Dudenbostel und Isabella Wagner für die Österreichische Plattform für Forschungs- und Technologiepolitikevaluierung (fteval).REvaluation Podcast about the future of research policy - and its evaluation. Presented by Tobias Dudenbostel and Isabella Wagner for the Austrian Platform for Research and Technology Policy Evaluation (fteval).
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