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Cómo aumentar el impacto de las conferencias científicas

Mike Morrison¹, Kelsey Merlo², Zach Woessner¹

¹Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, USA.

|September 5, 2020

Resumen

Maximizar el impacto de la conferencia científica mediante la carga de presentaciones, carteles y resúmenes a los repositorios públicos. Este enfoque de acceso abierto mejora la detectabilidad y el alcance de los resultados de la investigación.

Área de la Ciencia:

Comunicación Científica
Difusión de la investigación

Sus antecedentes:

Las conferencias científicas son lugares clave para compartir investigaciones.
Los métodos actuales de difusión pueden limitar el alcance y el impacto del contenido de las conferencias.

Objetivo del estudio:

Proponer una estrategia para maximizar el impacto de las conferencias científicas.
Mejorar la capacidad de descubrimiento y accesibilidad de las presentaciones, carteles y resúmenes de conferencias.

Principales métodos:

Subir las presentaciones de la conferencia a las plataformas de video (por ejemplo, YouTube, Youku).
Publicación de carteles de conferencias en repositorios de datos (por ejemplo, Figshare).
Disponibilidad de los trabajos y resúmenes de las conferencias en formato de preprints de acceso abierto.

Principales resultados:

Mayor visibilidad y accesibilidad del contenido científico.
Un alcance más amplio de los resultados de la investigación más allá de los asistentes a la conferencia.
Facilitar los principios de la ciencia abierta.

Conclusiones:

La carga estratégica de los materiales de las conferencias a los repositorios públicos aumenta significativamente el impacto de la investigación.
Los repositorios y plataformas de acceso abierto son cruciales para maximizar la difusión del conocimiento científico.

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