Which are the SSH outputs and how ORCID can make them visible. How to include the social impact of SSH research in ORCID.

1. ORCID in the Social Sciences and
the Humanities (SSH)
Introduction
1. Which are the SSH outputs and how
ORCID can make them visible
2. How to include the social impact of SSH
research in ORCID

2. ORCID in the Social Sciences and
the Humanities (SSH)
Introduction
1. Which are the SSH outputs and how
ORCID can make them visible
2. How to include the social impact of SSH
research in ORCID

3. (SBE) Social, Behavioural and Economic Sciences
There is a questioning of the Social Sciences and
the Humanities worldwide

4. Challenge 6:
Research in Social
Sciences and
Humanities (SSH)
Embedding
SSH research
in all
challenges

6. SSH with Social Impact
Support to SSH
SSH without Social Impact
Questionning of the SSH

7. 1. Solar Energy
2. Coronary Heart disease
3. Planes
4. Alzheimer
5. Electric car
6. Micro-chip
7. Alpha mannosidosis disease
8. Architecture
9. Clinical partnership
10.
http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_MEMO-11-520_es.htm?locale=fr

8. SCIENTIFIC IMPACT
POLITICAL IMPACT
SOCIAL IMPACT

9. 112 indexed articles
Authorships:
54 female researchers
24 male researchers
Among them:
27 senior
35 junior
16 PhD Students

10. 2009 and 2011: European Parliament, Brussels

11. Social Indicator
(EU2020 targets)
Social Impact Indicator
from research outcomes
70% of the population
between 20-65, employed
Number of new jobs in
areas with high rates of
unemployment
Source: Cooperativa Miguel Fenollera. (2013). Resultados de 2012 para la esperanza, en tiempos de crisis.
Available at: http://www.coopmfenollera.com/2013/02/08/resultados-de-2012-para-la-esperanza-en-tiempos-de-crisis/
-13 new jobs (10 permanent and 3
temporary contracts) in the coop.
-317 new jobs in the field of agriculture
- 6 contracts to manage the labor
training of employers.
- 4 contracts in the management of the
cooperative.
Creation of “La Milagrosa cooperative” in a neighborhood
in extreme poverty (Albacete, Spain. 2011)

12. ORCID in the Social Sciences and
the Humanities (SSH)
Introduction
1. Which are the SSH outputs and how
ORCID can make them visible
2. How to include the social impact of SSH
research in ORCID

13. Among the publications, distinguish between?
a) Journals (article, issue, review)
b) Books (book chapter, edited book)
c) Other (manual, newspaper article, paper, etc.)
Relevance
of books in
the
Humanities

14. Link to international book datasets (indexes)?
Link to national book datasets (ex: ISBN) which
include non-English monographs)? Or linking
national datasets to international ones?
Relevance
of books in
the
Humanities

15. Artistic creation
Social finding
Artistic creation: i.e. art exhibit/catalogue,
literature oeuvre, design work, etc.
Social finding: i.e. archeological finding, social
creation, preservation of cultural heritage, 3D
modelling heritage, etc.

16. SOCIAL CREATION (contribution to society)
Father Arizmendiarrieta created Mondragon with
five VET students. Today it is the most successful
cooperative model worldwide.
Gini index
Europe 0,30
Spain 0,34
Basque Country 0,25
Norway 0,22
Flecha, R. & Santa Cruz, I. (2011) Cooperation
for economic success: the Mondragon case.
Analyse & Kritik, 1: 157-170
Alto Deba (Mondragon
valley) is the area with
less inequality in GDP per
capita in the world.
He never
published
this, but
created a
unique
social reality

17. The D School at Stanford
University trains students
to become social innovators
to transform the world.
SOCIAL CREATION (contribution to society)
Research-based
Social creation
Social creation
The gap in GPA between
African American College
students who took the
belonging intervention they
designed and the
European Americans
closed by 79%.
Incubator that costs 1%
of a real incubator, saved the
lives of 50,000 low birth
weight & premature infants.

18. ORCID in the Social Sciences and
the Humanities (SSH)
Introduction
1. Which are the SSH outputs and how
ORCID can make them visible
2. How to include the social impact of SSH
research in ORCID

19. Current agenda
in SSH research:
Achieving impact

20. What is social impact?
Social improvements according to the social
targets set by societies. One example:

21. Social impact from SSH research. One example:
Archeological findings in Atapuerca:

22. Employment
75% of the 20-
64 year-olds
to be
employed
EU2020
Social
Impact
• Creation of employment
Museum of Human Evolution
(created in 2010):
• 500.000 visitors
• More than 1130 new jobs
• Economic impact: 53 million €

23. • Creation of Companies with core business (CNAE Activity)
related to the Atapuerca findings (20 companies):
2001: Creation of Paleorama SL
• Development of industrial
and ICT sector:

24. • Creation of other new jobs in the region from tourism
development and other services related to this sector.
• Promotion of economical growth in the region.
Farm School , Youth Hostel,
rural houses, restaurants, etc…

25. • Creation of a Foundation to preserve human and cultural
heritage

26. Knowledge
about
Human
Evolution
Intangible
impact
Atapuerca has contributed to improve knowledge about our
own history, by discovering an hominid (Homo Antecessor),
which is possibly the first human being in the European
continent. Contribution to understanding humanity.

27. ADD SOCIAL IMPACT ?
Social impact categories:
- Creation of employment
- Reducing poverty
- Reducing early school leaving
- Increasing access to tertiary education
- Increasing access to health
- Increasing R&D investment
- Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
- Increasing energy from renewables
- Increasing energy efficiency
- etc…
- Other

28. Social Impact High Impact
Possibility to
link Social Impact
from ORCID
to other
ALTMetrics tools?