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I am an assistant professor at the\u00a0School of Information Management<\/a>\u00a0at Dalhousie University, director of the Quantitative Science Studies Lab<\/a>, and a member of the\u00a0Environmental Information: Use and Influence (EIUI)<\/a>\u00a0research group.<\/p>\n My research uses bibliometric and other quantitative methods to study the dynamics and practices of knowledge production, dissemination and use, as well as research evaluation and governance. More specifically, I work on a broad range of topics, such as research collaboration, scientific misconduct, scholarly publishing, data sharing, research funding, social media, networks, and the evolution of scientific fields. I like to adopt a critical perspective in my research, teaching, and service as I strive to help the scientific communities better fulfill their societal roles.<\/p>\n I am currently the President of The Canadian Association for Information Science \/ l\u2019Association canadienne des sciences de l\u2019information (CAIS\/ACSI).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I am an assistant professor at the\u00a0School of Information Management\u00a0at Dalhousie University, director of the Quantitative Science Studies Lab, and a member of the\u00a0Environmental Information: Use and Influence (EIUI)\u00a0research group. My research uses bibliometric and other quantitative methods to study the dynamics and practices of knowledge production, dissemination and use, as well as research evaluation … <\/p>\n