Nevolin, Ivan

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    Developing CRIS module for technology transfer
    (euroCRIS, 2014-05-14)
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    We present a web service to find prevailing royalty rates. The service is intended to facilitate technology transfer by suggesting payment scheme when prospective licensee looks through the results list on the webpage of the research information system or technology transfer office. New suggestions are generated according to the special step-by-step algorithm that exploits pre-assigned licensor’s information and the licensee’s expectations. Both licensor and licensee provide their expectations to the program mediator that processes it and returns only royalty rates as a result. So the parties do not share complete information – they exchange only information about royalty rates just the same way as in common negotiations. Step-by-step procedure guarantees the utility improvement for both parties only if the true preferences are revealed. This web service was tested with Share Point based information system.
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    Improving Research Indicators using Crowdsourcing
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    Crowdsourcing Opportunities for Research Information Systems
    (euroCRIS, 2016-06-11)
    Research information systems provide data for scientific work valuation. An example of Russian system called Elibrary demonstrate that a number of errors could distort the data. An existing mechanism for data correction relies on the manual validation by the moderator of the system. Research organisations are allowed to reveal and report the data errors under a paid service. Manual moderation, however, increases the time of applications processing. One could speed up the moderation while enabling users to report the errors and to decide about the correction by means of voting. Converting only one of the variety of paid function is hardly to harm the business interests of the operator of the system. Meanwhile the simulation modelling demonstrate the weakness of internal motivation to restore missing citations. One should suggest an external motivation. As an example of external factor, the article suggests scoring system that prevents money transactions. The scores collected could be exchanged for paid service access. Nevertheless, the operator of the system benefits while choosing the parameters of the scoring system in order to ensure that crowdsourcing costs beat the full-time moderator.