Pei-Ying Chen
@peiychen.bsky.social
Assistant Professor, Digital Scholarship & Sciences Librarian at University of Nebraska–Lincoln
My quote of the day from reading Gingras (2016, p. 9):
> Despite warnings by many scientometricians, the practice of using bibliometric indicators to evaluate individual scientists has developed among managers and researchers improvising as experts in evaluation.
> Despite warnings by many scientometricians, the practice of using bibliometric indicators to evaluate individual scientists has developed among managers and researchers improvising as experts in evaluation.
December 16, 2025 at 6:53 AM
My quote of the day from reading Gingras (2016, p. 9):
> Despite warnings by many scientometricians, the practice of using bibliometric indicators to evaluate individual scientists has developed among managers and researchers improvising as experts in evaluation.
> Despite warnings by many scientometricians, the practice of using bibliometric indicators to evaluate individual scientists has developed among managers and researchers improvising as experts in evaluation.
So frustrated by BOR's decision to eliminate four departments at UNL today, I needed to vent visually. As a metrics researcher, I decided to chart UNL's ranking over time—and wow, the school actually had good old days, but the decline over the past decade is utterly astonishing.
December 6, 2025 at 5:23 AM
So frustrated by BOR's decision to eliminate four departments at UNL today, I needed to vent visually. As a metrics researcher, I decided to chart UNL's ranking over time—and wow, the school actually had good old days, but the decline over the past decade is utterly astonishing.