Posts Tagged ‘Science’

Neuroeconomics – understanding human economic decisions

Written by Ana Lechintan on October 19, 2020. Posted in Articles, Personal performance

As human knowledge develops, scientific disciplines arise, vanish, fuse together or split apart.

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Long-Term Potentiation – A Discovery Worthy of the Brain Prize

Written by Maria Juncu on July 21, 2020. Posted in Articles, Personal performance

“The Grete Lundbeck European Brain Research Prize is an international scientific award that was founded in 2011 and that honours “one or more scientists who have distinguished themselves by an outstanding contribution to European neuroscience and who are still active in research”.

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Individual performance management and the use of metrics in the world of scientific research

Written by Adelina Chelniciuc on August 13, 2010. Posted in Articles, Individual Performance

In a recent blog post, ‘Metrics in science – Performance Measurement and the world of scientific research’, we have outlined the most important performance measures for the scientific field as presented by the researcher Richard van Noorden (2010) in the weekly international scientific journal ‘Nature’.

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