1. Searching with ResearchScorecard
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...  Find domain experts  go! Finds and ranks scientists with expertise in ...

2. ResearchScore expertise reports
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What are expertise reports? ResearchScorecard offers many types of reports generated from its vast database of biomedical researcher data, all to facilitate finding and characterizing biomedical ...

3. What is ExpertiseFinder?
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What is it? ExpertiseFinder finds researchers that have demonstrated expertise of the type associated with your input keywords. How does ExpertiseFinder work? ExpertiseFinder is a "metadata-driven ...

4. Measuring expertise reveals poor understanding of nature of expertise
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5. About ResearchScorecard.com
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... expertise, helping researchers find and evaluate potential colleagues and staff. [mission statement] Are you a scientist, physician or technologist? If so, request a free account to see what ResearchScorecard ...

6. Our products
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...  Interested? Contact us at inquiries@researchscorecard.com and see how we can put our expertise to work for you.  ...

7. Search for expertise
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8. What about measuring the social aspects of expertise?
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9. What is ResearchScorecard?
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SCIENTIFIC EXPERTISE: How do you find it? How do you assess it? ResearchScorecard is a tool for finding and evaluating biomedical scientists. Our goal: helping you find collaborators ...

10. Company
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WHO WE ARE ResearchScorecard Inc. is an analytics company focused on characterizing and quantifying scientific expertise to facilitate scientific collaborations. WHAT WE DO ResearchScorecard ...

11. Acknowledgements
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ResearchScorecard wishes to acknowledge the following organization, companies and individuals upon which our functionality delivered based:  The National Library of Medicine, for providing ...

12. Disclaimers
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Disclaimers   ResearchScorecard is not associated with Stanford University, the University of California or any other institution listed on this site.

13. Limitations
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ResearchScorecard.com's coverage is currently limited to the 2000 - 2006 period, extending mostly to biomedical scientists associated with:  Stanford University  The University of California, San Francisco ...

14. TermsOfUse
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Terms and Conditions of Use APPLICATION. THESE TERMS OF USE ("AGREEMENT") ARE A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU AND RESEARCHSCORECARD INC. BY USING THE "RESEARCHSCORECARD.COM™" SERVICE (THE "SERVICE"), YOU ...

15. Contacting ResearchScorecard Inc.
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Contacting ResearchScorecard Inc. By e-mail inquiries@researchscorecard.com By snail-mail ResearchScorecard Inc. PO Box 861 Belmont, CA 94002-0861

16. Privacy policy
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17. Management
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... research performed in laboratories just down the hall, sometimes with significant (albeit hidden) consequences. This is especially troubling when one considers that scientific and technical human expertise ...

18. ResearchScorecard's Mission Statement
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In 2002, the US National Academy of Engineering commissioned the "Committee on the Impact of Academic Research on Industrial Performance". A major recommendation of the Committee's report was to stimulate ...

19. What are Published Results?
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Published Results lists publications that are derived from funding provided by one or more grants, i.e., these are the published products of the research funded by a grant.  

20. What is a High GOPR Researcher?
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