Collaborative Networks - Science topic

International scientific cooperation plays an important role in the development of science and scientific research. In recent years, the development of online knowledge bases, online indexing databases of scientific publications, online science portals facilitates the development of international scientific cooperation. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the scale of remote communication conducted via the Internet increased significantly. The scale of realization of scientific conferences and symposia remotely through online video conferencing platforms has increased. With online science portals enabling discussions, the development of scientific cooperation on an international scale has been facilitated. Thanks to the aforementioned online science portals, i.e. this Research Gate portal, it is possible to set up and operate international research teams, where researchers and scientists operating in different countries can conduct collaborative scientific research, exchange experiences from their research, jointly publish the results of their research work in scientific articles and monographs. I hereby inform you that I am open to scientific cooperation, including scientific cooperation carried out internationally. I invite you to publish the results of the conducted scientific research in a scientific journal:

"International Journal of Legal Studies" (ISSN 2543-7097):

Legal sciences, normative aspects of various issues, various issue described in normative terms:

Publisher: International Institute of Innovation "Science - Education - Development" in Warsaw

"International Journal of Legal Studies" is a scientific journal published semi-annually (semiannual). After the publication of each issue of the journal, all articles are posted in a number of databases for indexing of scientific publications in the formula of open access. This significantly increases the visibility of articles on the Internet and translates into higher citability.

I invite you to join me in scientific cooperation.

I invite you to contact me by email: darprokop111@gmail.com

In view of the above, I address the following question to the esteemed community of scientists and researchers:

Please answer,

I invite everyone to join the discussion,

Thank you very much,

Warm regards,

Dariusz Prokopowicz

Dear Researchers.

I'd like to invite researchers from least developed countries to be part of our Academic Collaboration Network. We are into journal article collab nexus. If interrested, please email your CV link to: seminaron9@gmail.com

Thanks.

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This question appears at page 85 of: Are Inventions Inevitable? A Note on Social Evolution Author(s): William F. Ogburn and Dorothy Thomas, Political Science Quarterly, Vol. 37, No. 1 (Mar., 1922), pp. 83-98 Published by: The Academy of Political Science.

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Dear all,

I would like to know if it is possible to use SAOMs (Stochastic actor oriented models) to analyse weighted networks?

Thank you in advance,

Léa DAUPAGNE

Dear all,

I would like to know if it is currenly possible to use temporal ERGMs (Exponential Random Graph Models) for analyzing weighted networks?

For now, it seems that software packages available to analyse TERGMs (tergm or btergm) only use binary networks.

Thanks in advance for your answer,

Léa Daupagne

How do interdisciplinarity and collaboration influence the visibility of your published work?

network has been widely used to achieve some complex programs. however, the dark side of networks has not been fully explored. we can see  that network can be a useful tool to control corruption ,while network itself can be a source of corruption. so anyone can recommend me some related works?

Considering the WHO’s Global Action Plan for healthy lives and well-being for all.

I am trying to build up also a collaborative network on immune cell and calcium signaling

From your experience and observations, did you notice any weekly "variation" in the researchers' interactions?

In other words: what "day" was associated with apparently more active discussions between RG members?

Please share your experiences on the most active day(s) "e. g. Monday, Saturday..." or "all days seem similar"

Hello, Colleagues,

I have seen many RG questions about getting a publisher for a text that you have written or that you propose to write.

My experience may not be typical and I have but one edited text to my credit but I am eager to help others. My edited interdisciplinary collection of essay is titled _Orbiting Ray Bradbury's Mars_ (2012) for McFarland Publishers. They are the major popular culture publishing firm in the US.

I am inviting people in at the start of an invited proposal to a multinational educational publisher. I was invited to propose a companion text on LITERATURE AND CLASS because of a review I did of another text. This convinced the publisher that I could create a research text for them.

STEP ONE: do reviews of other people's texts. If you do a review, say you are available to do more.

I invite you to watch this journey from start to conclusion of a project to publish a reference text with a major publisher. This should be a good discussion that takes us beyond the "what if I had a publisher" stage with no specifics involved.

Key to realizing the circular economy is the ability and motiviation of actors along the value chain to collaborate for practical solutions. For example, actors from the waste industry need to deliver secondary raw materials to manufacturers in the necessary quality and quantity. Packaging R&D needs to incorporate the end-of-life (biological cycle or recycling) into packaging design following a design-for-recycling approach. Probably, we need to study network and partnership approaches more intensively to understand successfull CE practices.

I am currently analyzing collaboration networks in science. I have used SBM and ERGM to model a cumulative snapshot of the network. I know these methods alone are not sufficient to accurately model my network since it is a longitudinal network. I heard of Stochastic Actor-Based (or actor-oriented) Block Modeling (SABM) which can model my network taking into account it's dynamics in time. I have read some papers on it but have been unable to find a tutorial to guide me through its successful application on my data. Can anyone help? 

In 1999, at the World Conference on Science it was acknowledged that the social contract for science had been broken. That people do not consider that science breakthroughs or developments  will always mean good things for them.

National Science and Technology Systems have taken notice because this "contract breach" means that people "want more for their money". In order to protect national science budgets, people must be able to link easily science achievements to their well being and the solution of societal problems. Transdisciplinary research, translational medicine and postnormal science are some of the most known efforts to bridge the gap. And new forms of collaboration (citizen science, crowfunding, participatory research) that provide increased access to resources and knowledge have emerged.

But the problem is that the new forms of collaboration mean developing new skills and capacities- on both sides. So scientists must devote increasing portions of their time just to get funding and resources, at a time when policy changes may imply the "death" or downturn of big and small lines of research. And it takes time to learn how to engage (and train)  non scientists to collaborate with researchers (as in citizen science, crowfunding and participatory research), just when you may need it the most.

Society has developed ways to manage risk of losses, by distributing the risk among many. This form of risk management is called insurance and it helps people cover losses that they can´t afford on their own. 

If there is a way, it probably involves social networks and sharing our resources (knowledge) with non scientists so that they decide to share theirs with us. 

Do you think that a Social Insurance for Scientists is possible? Why? What would it take to make it happen? Do you think it would be worth to invest in it valuable researchers´ time? Please share your views on this proposal. 

I just want to spot any inconsistencies, before going into the field. Since the survey is dedicated to a very special target group with specific knowledge, please select always "yes" and then random answers and concentrate on the wording and sense! Please use the comment-section on every page for your input :)

http://ww2.unipark.de/uc/teamworkscpd/ (German)

http://ww2.unipark.de/uc/teamworkscpe/ (English)

Specifically I'm interested how to use ANT in governance of information system, i want also to use ANT with quality data?

I am interested in gaining a better understanding of how fashion and luxury firms leverage their extended network (e.g., strategic alliance partners) to build and sustain a competitive advantage in the market. 

There are numerous social networks and many organizations find value in collaborating as a means of problem solving.  Informal conversations with people in the problem space lean on their social network for short answers, but I haven't found examples or cases of organizations who have used the virtual tools to work out the problem together. What tools do they use to engage and how is the information tracked let alone synthesized? Is it still a function of online connection and offline work that then gets reposted? I'm interested in the process and its impact on the problem as well as participant's experience of the conjoint activity in the virtual world

I want to simulate collaborative virtual environment. Where users initially connect to the main server. Main Server assigns a new server to the client where it establishes connection.

The main-server does the client assignment at the beginning of the connection. Each time there is connection request, the server checked the load on the zone server to make sure it does not reach the threshold assign. If the zone-server reach it threshold, then the main server assign the user to a different zone-server.

The user sends this message to its zone-server and the zone-server retransmits directly to all the connected zone-servers and sends a copy to the backup server. A copy is sent to the main-server only for synchronization purposes. ... etc

In short I want to simulate a CVE, I checked OpenSimulator for this purpose but I am not sure about its capabilities will meet my requirements. We can do this stuff in NS2 with very customize written Application.

Your suggestions are welcome.

Regards

A broad context of the question is the institutionalization of metropolitan areas. The transaction costs are considered as a barrier to the creation of the institutions of the metropolitan regions. In Poland we do not have any top-down "incentives" to cooperate in metropolitan areas, so the only solution is bottom-up collaboration. What kind of barriers to such cooperation can be identified by means of the transaction costs concept?

I really don't have the background to know the ins-and-outs of this. I would really appreciate it if somebody could give me a critique of how plausible, usable, realistic, accurate this is and direct me to some hard-core research on the matter (or even newspaper/magazine articles!).

I realized there is a lot here, but a lot of it are casual conversations between a few people. Down the bottom the 'substance' of theory is discussed... may be complete nonsense or a con or it might well be enlightened thinking. I'd really appreciate it if you could help me. I feel it is plausible but not sure what questions I should be asking or where the holes are (and they might be gaping!).

I'm looking in to business drivers and challenges of the share economy, to get an understanding of how businesses can adopt a share economy whilst ensuring it remains commercially viable. What are the main challenges to adopting a share economy strategy? What strategy will the government take to ensure the industry is appropriately taxed and regulated?