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Quantitative and qualitative criteria for designing an effective policy framework for impact measurement
22-23 March 2018, Rome, Italy
This course has already taken place. We would like to thank all the attendees for an insightful week.
Target audience
- Research councils and research foundations;
- Managers of University research;
- All professionals involved in stimulating societal impact of science
Background and Goals
Science funders and research programme designers are constantly challenged to maintain an effective and efficient science funding system, while justifying the investments in scientific research towards their stakeholders. As a result of the economic downturn and the increased understanding of the limitations of existing justification frameworks, the pressure increases on governmental and non-governmental science funding organisations to increase the extent to which they demonstrate the socio-economical and societal returns on their investments in science.
In all parts of the world, experts are working on improving the process of measuring and demonstrating the impact of science on society. In the past years, new methods have been developed to better justify and demonstrate the societal impact of scientific research by universities and research institutions. Increasingly, research councils do not just ask to promise impact of new research ideas, but also to plan activities to involve stakeholders and realise impact. Universities and universities of applied sciences develop impact strategies at regional and sectoral level.
The challenge is also for the science policymakers and the other stakeholders to address. Together they have to develop effective systems for the particular scientific climate in their country. A number of systems have been set up to address this challenge – often initiated or stimulated by the science funding organisations: The Research Excellence Framework (REF) in the UK, the National Science Foundation (NSF) in the US and the EU research programs such as Horizon2020.
During this interactive training course, experts from multiple countries, leading the innovation in research funding approaches, will discuss their experiences. They provide insights on how you can organise a research strategy in such a way that it strengthens societal impact.
Thank you to all the attendees of the Wintercourse 2017 for participating. The pictures of the course can be found using this link!
Programme Training Course Rome
Paul Wouters - Course Director
He has published on the history of the Science Citation Index, on and in scientometrics, and on the way the criteria of scientific quality and relevance have been changed by the use of performance indicators. He has also studied the role of information and information technologies in the creation of new scientific and scholarly knowledge. In this area, he was appointed as leader of two research programs by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences: Networked Research and Digital Information (Nerdi) (2000 - 2005) and The Virtual Knowledge Studio for the Humanities and Social Sciences (VKS) (2005 - 2010) (Virtual Knowledge. Experimenting in the Humanities and Social Sciences). He was Principal Investigator of several European research consortia, among others ACUMEN on research careers and evaluation of individual researchers. Paul was coordinator of the Dutch STS Graduate School Science, Technology, and Modern Culture (WTMC) (with Annemiek Nelis; 2001-2005). Currently he is chair of the WTMC board.
In 1999, he helped create Onderzoek Nederland, a leading professional journal on Dutch science policy (part of Research Professional) and has since published in the journal. He is a member of the editorial board of Social Studies of Science, Journal of the Association of Information Science and Technology, and Cybermetrics, was member of the Council of the Society for the Social Studies of Science from 2006 to 2008, and sits on various advisory boards of international programs and projects. Currently, he is involved in, among others, the PRINTEGER project on integrity in science, the Center for Research Quality and Policy Impact Studies at NIFU in Oslo, and he is member of the program board of the ZonMW program to promote responsible research behaviour.
David Phipps - Course Director
Dr. Phipps received his Ph.D. in Immunology from Queen's University (Kingston, Ontario) and undertook post-doctoral studies in HIV research at the University Health Network (Toronto). After leaving the lab he built a career managing academic research holding successively senior positions at the University of Toronto Innovations Foundation (Manager of Biotechnology and Life Sciences), Canadian Arthritis Network (Director of Business Development) and Canadian Institutes of Health Research (Director of Partnerships). In 2001 Dr. Phipps completed his MBA from the Rotman School of Management (University of Toronto). Dr. Phipps is the Executive Director of Research & Innovation Services at York University where he manages all research grants and contracts including knowledge and technology transfer.
In this capacity he leads York's award winning Knowledge Mobilization Unit that provides services to researchers, community organizations and government agencies who wish to use maximize the economic, social and environmental impacts of university research. Dr. Phipps has been named the most influential knowledge mobilizer in Canada. In 2012 York's Knowledge Mobilization Unit was awarded a best practice award from the European-based Knowledge Economy Network. In 2012 he was awarded a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in recognition of his work in knowledge mobilization. In 2013 he was one of three national finalists for the Impact Award – Connections category from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. He was also awarded the 2015 Research Management Excellence Award (Canadian Association of Research Administrators) and 2015 President's Award for Innovation in Knowledge Mobilization (Institute for Knowledge Mobilization). In 2015 he was named the Gordon and Jean Southam Fellow from the Association of Commonwealth Universities. In 2017 Research Impact Canada received the Directors' Award for Inter-Institutional Collaboration from the Canadian Association of Research Administrators.
He is the Knowledge Translation Lead for Kids Brain Health Network of Centres of Excellence and is the Network Director for Research Impact Canada, Canada's knowledge mobilization network including 12 universities investing in strategies to maximize the impact of research.
David Sweeney - Course Director
He is currently also Director (Research and Knowledge Exchange) for the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE), where he is responsible for research policy and funding, knowledge exchange and university-business relations.
After gaining First Class Honours in Statistics at the University of Aberdeen, David worked at two Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) research institutes, as a consultant statistician then developing mathematical models of plant growth. His work on the computational aspects of this led into broader applications of IT in education and research, and he was Director of Information Services at Royal Holloway, University of London, before moving into university leadership as Vice-Principal (Communications, Enterprise and Research) in 2004. In this role he was responsible for research strategy and for developing Royal Holloway's research-led commercial and consultancy activities. He joined HEFCE in 2008 as Director (Research, Innovation and Skills) and led the development and implementation of the first Research Excellence Framework including the new impact agenda element.
David has been invited to visit many countries to advise on research assessment and funding, particularly with respect to research impact. He was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Aberdeen in 2012, was Vice-Chancellor's Fellow at the University of Newcastle, NSW in 2015 and is a Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society.
Emanuela Reale - Moderator
Dr. Emanuela Reale social scientist is senior Researcher at IRCRES – CNR. She has been scientific responsible in many international projects on science and technology policy. From 2004 to 2009, she was Team Leader of CNR in Network of Excellence PRIME – VI EC Framework Programme, and Member of the Executive Committee of the Network. She was Principal investigator in research projects on higher education (Projects TRUE ESF-EUROCORE, PREST-ENCE ANR, France, POCARIM Project – Mapping population careers, mobilities and impacts of advanced research degree graduates in the social sciences and humanities -VII EUFP), research evaluation and indicators (Coordinator of JOREP Project on Joint transnational research, EC and of the PREF Project on R&D government funding, EC).
Presently she is involved in the RISIS-Research Infrastructures for the assessment of science technology and innovation policy Project (VII EUFP) and in the IMPACT-EV-Evaluating the impact and outcomes of EU SSH research Project (VII EUFP). From 1998 to 2009 she acted as expert of Research Evaluation for the National Committee for the Evaluation of Research (CIVR). She cooperated as an Expert with the ANVUR-Italian Agency for the evaluation of university and research. She was Vice President of the Italian Evaluation Association-AIV in 2009-2013; Vice President of the European Forum for Studies on Policies for Research and Innovation-EU-SPRI from 2009 to 2016, and Member of the executive board of the ENID European STI Indicators Conference Series until 2015. She is currently member of the CHER-Consortium of Higher Education Researchers Board.
Leanne Harvey - Speaker
As Executive General Manager at the Australian Research Council (ARC) Ms Leanne Harvey is responsible for the Research Excellence, Corporate Services and Programs branches.
In her career at the ARC Leanne has played a pivotal leadership role in developing and delivering Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA). Demonstrating the quality of ERA in 2010, the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) recognised the exercise as 'state-of-the-art'. Each ERA cycle continues to build on the utility and evidence base for research policy both for Australia and internationally.
Leanne is also leading the Engagement and Impact Assessment of Australian university research. The Engagement and Impact pilot phase was completed in 2017. The first full assessment is underway this year and will be run as a companion to ERA 2018.
Claudio Colaiacomo - Speaker
Claudio Colaiacomo holds a position as VP of Academic relations at Elsevier. In his role he is responsible for building and entertaining networks, spark synergy, partnerships and inspiration with research policy makers and university executives around Southern Europe. He has followed closely the development of research assessment excercises including the collaboration of Elsevier with ANVUR as well as nationwide initiatives for accessing scholarly publishing in Spain, France and Italy. He holds an executive MBA a Bachelor and a Masters in Solid State Physics. He's also published author and passionate about bringing science closer to the public opinion as well as the impact of science on society.
Stefan Hornbostel - Speaker
Prof. Dr. Stefan Hornbostel studied Social Sciences at the University of Göttingen. In 1995, he received his PhD from Freie Universität Berlin. He worked at the Universities of Kassel, Cologne, Jena and Dortmund, as well as at the Center of Higher Education Development (CHE – Centrum für Hochschulentwicklung). Stefan Hornbostel served as Director of the Institute for Research Information and Quality Assurance (IFQ) from 2005 to 2015. He was appointed Professor at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Department of Social Sciences (Science Studies) in 2005. Since 2016, he is head of the research area "Research System and Science Dynamics" at the German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies (DZHW). He is a member of the advisory board of the Saxon State and University Library Dresden (SLUB), and member of the advisory board for the Centre for Research Quality and Policy Impact Studies (R-Quest), Oslo. His research interests lie in in the field of science studies, bibliometrics, and elite sociology.
Brigida Blasi - Speaker
Brigida Blasi is the responsible for the Unit on Third Mission Evaluation at the Italian Agency for University and Research Evaluation (ANVUR). Her research interests span various aspects of higher education and scientific systems, especially research policy, management and evaluation, research group dynamics, teaching quality assessment and impact evaluation methods. After receiving her PhD in Research in Applied Social Sciences from the University of Rome Sapienza in 2009, she has been fellow at Roma Tor Vergata University and at Center for Innovation, Technology and Policy Research (IN+) in Portugal.
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR)
National Research Council Italy
Piazzale Aldo Moro, 7
00185 Rome, Italy
Thursday 22nd of March
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00185 Rome, Italy
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Via dei Salentini, 12
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|From the airport
From Fiumicino Airport you can take the Leonardo Express train to Rome Termini (Central Station). this is a direct train to the Rome Termini station which departs every 15 minutes with a journey time of approximately 32 minutes. A one way train ticket is €14,00 and you can purchase tickets beforehand. From Roma Termini station it is a 15 minute walk to the course location.
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Other ways of transportation to and from the airport can be found on the Fiumicino Airport website.
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000185 Roma, Italy
This hotel is located just a 5 minute walk from the course location. You are able to book a room for €125/night (single room) including breakfast and Wi-Fi, excluding city tax (6%). Rooms are available for booking until the 28th of February via this website, after this date rooms can only be reserved based on availability.
For any logistical questions, please do not hesitate to contact Eline Kemperman, conference manager at the AESIS Network, via email@example.com or via +31 (0)70 217 20 18.
22-23 March, 2018
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche
Piazzale Aldo Moro, 7
Rome, Italy
You can register through the course website. After registration, you will receive a confirmation via email. You will receive further details about the conference in due time. We kindly request that you register before 19 March 2018.
Participation costs: € 995,-
Participation costs AESIS network members: € 895,-
The participation fee includes lunches, coffee/tea and course documentation.
Payment of the participation fee should happen before the start of the course. You will receive an invoice together with the confirmation. Payments have to be made in Euro and free of all bank and other charges. Personal or company cheques are not accepted. All amounts are excluding VAT, if applicable.
If you are unable to attend the conference it is permitted to allow someone else to participate in your stead, if the name of the replacement is communicated before the start of the conference to the organisers. Cancellation without cost is possible until January 25, 2018. If you cancel between January 25 and February 22 2018, we will invoice €95 for administration costs. After February 22 2018, you owe us the full amount.
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Quotes by participants of previous courses
"Three days of very balanced insights and a great network that will help me in the future. Looking forward to the next course!"
"A wide variety of different points of view and expertises of the trainers, and the diverse group of participants."
"The course offered a very inspiring approach on ways to deal with the topic of impact in research, providing at the source very concrete solutions on how to tackle it in your own institution.
"Impact makes the world go round!"
"Informative, friendly and useful. I would recommend the course to research managers everywhere to enhance their understanding, and engagement in the development and delivery of impact strategies"

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- Lundqvist was asked to talk about the Swedish Olympic team in 2006 and this year's team. He started by pointing out that they'll be missing a couple key players like Mats Sundin and Peter Forsberg [ed. note: maybe?], at which point Staal interrupted with "already with the excuses!"
- Staal described his day off on Tuesday by saying he slept until 12:30pm, ate breakfast, hung around on the sofa, took a nap, and came to the subscriber event. Boyle explained that he couldn't sleep the day away like Staal did because "I have a child at home that I have to look after. His name is Michael. He's new here." [He and 19-year old rookie Michael Del Zotto share an apartment.]
- Lisin was unanimously voted by the players in attendance as the guy with the best sense of humor on the team.
- One common theme from all the players is that it's an extremely close group with very good camaraderie. Lisin said he's "never been on a team like this."
- Lisin and fellow Russian Artem Anisimov are inseparable, and its become a bit of a joke on the team. Boyle started listing off the things they do together: they come to the rink together, they eat together after practice, they get dressed together… at which point Sam interjected "Whoa! I'm not sure where this is going" to a chorus of laughs. Many of Lisin's answers included the phrase "me and Arty…" which garnered a laugh from the crowd each time. In fact, most things Lisin said drew a laugh from the crowd, even if only because he usually dissolved into giggles himself.
- Callahan said the decision to take the Canadian junior route over the college route was easy because "no one came knocking on my door with a college scholarship." Boyle said he chose college because he has a really close family and going to Boston College allowed him to stay close to home.
- Lisin quote #2: "I just wake up in the morning and love my life."
- Boyle was moved to defense by his college coach in the playoffs during his final year at Boston College. The Kings liked the idea so much they did the same when he started his pro career the following year. He said that while he thinks the experience ultimately helped his game as a center, it was extremely frustrating to be a rookie not only trying to learn the professional game, but a new position at the same time.
- Hardest players for Staal to play against: Alex Ovechkin, Joe Thornton.
- The players were asked what their favorite cities were to visit: Lundqvist said the team is spoiled by New York, and when they're on the road they can't wait to get back. He named Chicago and Los Angeles as places he liked to visit. Lisin's favorite city is Moscow. Callahan's favorite is Montreal, but he likes hitting the beaches in Florida as well. Boyle likes Boston. And Staal likes Florida too "even though I don't tan very well."
- Sean Avery's been bugging Lundqvist to help him out with his clothing line, but Lundqvist's decided to "lay low" for now. Lundqvist also shared that when they played Dallas last season, Avery came over to him while he was stretching during warmups and started talking trash about his private life and girlfriend. He was "just being Sean," Lundqvist explained.
- Asked who's the most superstitious player on the team, Staal suggested it was Lundqvist. Boyle said it was Del Zotto. Then he shared that he once touched Anisimov's stick two and a half hours before a game and Anisimov freaked out and started yelling at him in combination of English and Russian. He added that he sits between Anisimov and Del Zotto in the locker room on game days, and so has to be very careful not to touch anything on either side of him.
- A fan asked how the decision was made whether the team responded to a dirty hit — for example the hit in Calgary on captain Chris Drury. Staal said that most of the players hadn't seen what happened to Drury and that's why there was no response. He said Glencross isn't the kind of player you'd expect something dirty from. He added "it's a long season" as if to suggest they'd get him next time. [ed. note: I think he needs to check the schedule.]
- Asked to compare the atmosphere in the team this year and last, Callahan said the atmosphere was good last year, but that this season the guys are closer and hang out more off the ice.
- Asked if he'd like the trapezoid to be removed so he'd have more freedom to play the puck, Lundqvist answered quickly "No, I'd rather stay in the net," receiving a round of laughs from a crowd that's well acquainted with his poor puck handling skills. He admitted that handling the puck is an aspect of the game he knows he needs to work on.
- On the subject of headshots, Boyle believes that if you hit someone with an obvious high elbow and he misses six weeks, you should miss six weeks too.
- Asked if he'd rather win another gold medal, or a Stanley Cup, Lundqvist replied "Pretty easy — you always want what you don't have," much to the delight of the crowd.
- Lisin quote #3: "Gaborik is better than Crosby."
- In response to a fan's urging that he watch some Billy Smith tapes and learn to be meaner on the ice, Lundqvist admitted his sister, who watches all the games from her home in California, has been telling him the same thing (about getting meaner) for the past couple of weeks.
- Staal is in favor of no touch icing. He pointed out that maybe once every five games or so an opposing forward beats the defenseman to the puck, and that it's just not worth the risk of injury that can occur when players race in after it together.
- If they weren't playing hockey, they'd be… Callahan: "Well, as you guys know I didn't go to college…" (laughs all around) He said he'd like to be a teacher like his mom or someone who helps kids somehow. Boyle: country music singer — "I'm really, really good!" [he refused to provide a demonstration of his talents when asked.]
- The player Lundqvist would least like to face in a shootout is his twin brother. He admitted that he was really, really nervous when he faced him for the first time two years ago because they'd spent their entire lives playing on the same team and had never played against one another before.
- On the topic of favorite and least favorite arenas to play in… Staal said Montreal is his favorite, while the Nassau Coliseum is his least favorite ("that rink's terrible!") Boyle's favorite: Montreal; least favorite: Calgary. Callahan's favorite: Chicago; least favorite: Long Island. Lisin's favorite: Vancouver; least favorite: Long Island. Lundqvist's favorite: Chicago. He said the Nassau Coliseum is "a terrible building", but he likes the atmosphere when they play there. His least favorite place to play is Pittsburgh — "I just hate playing there."
- According to Lundqvist, the most difficult player on the team to stop in a shootout is Vinny Prospal.
- Lisin doesn't like soccer. Or soccer players. Both he and Lundqvist said soccer was more popular than hockey in their home countries.
- Lundqvist's favorite player on the Rangers: Gaborik. Lisin's favorite player on the team: "Winny" Prospal (more laughs). Callahan's: Lisin. Boyle: "Lisin is my favorite person on the team." Staal said he was going to say Lisin, but everyone stole his thunder, so he chose Prospal.
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Great — thanks!
this was fantastic, thank you.
oh man that was a hoot to read! just thinking about that little lisn face giggling like a schoolgirl had me rolling haha.
Laurie – i went as well. it was fun. great recap.
i remember they were asked about other sports and players they liked. staal said doesn't follow other sports. cally likes jeter and yankees and henrik likes federer.
Thanks Joe. There were a couple other things I thought of after I posted too… like Staal's being freaked out that his dad can text. I admit having little interest in any sport that's not hockey, so I kind of zoned out on that question. I think Staal said he admired A-Rod though, no? And Boyle mentioned somebody from the Red Sox (I think?) but I didn't catch it. He didn't get too many boos, so I figured it had to be someone who's fairly well respected! LOL
Laurie – yes he did mention AROD after saying he did not follow other sports. Boyle mentioned a few sox at a couple of points.
per Marc – i think his father is a bit freaked out about being a grandfather to the next generation of staal hockey players Eric's son. Marc said he would see the little one when they play down there
You are fantastic! Thanks so much for this. Some great, great stuff. When I saw the lineup I had a feeling it would be a fun event for the fans. Lots of different senses of humor in there. Seem like a great group!
You're very welcome. I'm glad people enjoyed it — I certainly did! ;)
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Introduced as "the ultimate maker", British designer Thomas Heatherwick delighted the audience at the 2012 WAF. Narelle Yabuka reports
October 16th, 2012
For an hour or so on the evening of Friday 5 October 2012, World Architecture Festival (WAF) delegates in Singapore were plunged into darkness for the first time in three days. There was no problem with electricity supply; the dim conditions were intentional and served to heighten the impact of slides presented by a most engaging speaker.
Thomas Heatherwick delivered the WAF's final keynote address to a jam-packed hall that saw (for the only time during the festival) virtually every seat filled and the walls lined with an overflow of people. It was a testament to the appeal of an individual who, ironically, has not been trained in architecture – a fact he highlighted in the first minutes of his address.
Heatherwick didn't disappoint the expectant crowd. His captivating and humorous address enhanced the theatre-like atmosphere that had evolved at Marina Bay Sands. Repeatedly surfacing in Heatherwick's discussion was the theme of togetherness – an appropriate one for a forum that attracted 1,800 people from across the globe.
He first discussed his famous London Olympics cauldron and the realisation that he and his studio had been asked to design an object that no one ever really remembers.
London 2012 Cauldron – Opening Ceremony. Image © Heatherwick Studio
"What people do remember is a moment," he said, referring to the 1992 Barcelona Olympics opening ceremony in which an archer lit the cauldron from a distance and people asked themselves, 'What if he misses?' Explained Heatherwick, "We wondered if there was a way to make the object and the process [of lighting it] the same thing."
A video segment of the resultant London cauldron's 204 copper petals rising into position and slowly sprouting fire during the opening ceremony moved the audience to a wholesome applause.
Nanyang Technological University – learning hub. Image © Heatherwick Studio
Heatherwick next discussed an architecture project for Singapore's Nanyang Technological University – a learning hub building containing tutorial rooms, the construction of which has just begun.
More a bulbous cluster of 8-storey towers than a singular building, it emphasises the tendency for today's universities to serve as places for people to connect with each other rather than with information (which can be remotely accessed). The 24-hour-access building will incorporate a passive cooling system and elevated gardens, and is due for completion in 2014.
New London Bus by Heatherwick. Images © Heatherwick Studio
A new design for London buses was shown next – the first complete design overhaul to be commissioned in 50 years. A chief goal for Heatherwick and his team was to "unreinvent" the bus – to "calm down" the collection of "barnacles" (safety grips, overbearing lighting, and so on) that are typically installed one after the other without holistic consideration.
He aimed to reinstate the 'dignity' of the passenger while also enhancing safety, reducing energy consumption, and taking into account the prominence of the bus fleet in the city. "Our logic was that buses are part of the architecture of London," he said.
Shanghai Expo. Photos © Iwan Baan
Heatherwick closed with a discussion of the UK pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. The project graces the cover of his recently released book, "Thomas Heatherwick: Making" (published by Thames & Hudson, 2012) – the vehicle for a long book-signing queue after his presentation.
"Thomas Heatherwick: Making". Image © Heatherwick Studio
The poetry of Heatherwick's unusual pavilion, which contained 250,000 seeds embedded in 60,000 acrylic rods, was also its power. The pavilion demonstrated the potential impact of a single idea clearly expressed.
Two videos were shared during this final segment. One was an old television advertisement for Play Doh's Mop Top toy. The other was comedic footage of the head of UK trade and investment rolling down the pavilion's morphing astroturfed 'landscape' with members of the public, and exclaiming "Brilliant!" when he came to a stop.
Both highlighted the broad experiential and sociocultural encounters that feed into and grow around the work of Heatherwick Studio. They also made for a great show.
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One of the important tasks when designing software (or probably anything for that matter) is creating appropriate/correct/reasonable names for things, whether it be for classes, interfaces, methods or variables. Why? Simple… When someone reads your code they should ideally require little additional documentation, third party contact or alternative education/context to work out what something means, or determine it's purpose. Perhaps it's not always the case, but it's a good goal.
While it may seem easy experience shows that creating reasonable names often requires a lot of thought. In the Coherence team we invest a lot of time in finding names and defining the language of concepts, not only for ourselves, but also for external groups that depend on our code (like customers). Likewise in the Coherence Incubator team, we critically review the names we're proposing for things, because we know that customers (and competitors) will read our code. Many a "warm argument" has occurred due to the naming of things, and to me it's both one of the toughest and most enjoyable things to do. It's a critical part of our design process. There's nothing like finding a good name to describe something elegantly. So much so, we often invest time searching dictionaries and thesauruses just to find inspiration. To me… a name is worth a thousand words. Unfortunately we don't always get it right, but we do try, and we try very hard.
When I look at a problem, design or have to reflect on an existing architecture, I start with the names of things. If I find a name I'm uncomfortable with, or something that requires a lot of explanation, I start to challenge that design is possibly wrong. ie: It's overly complex or overly generic and with more thought it could be radically simplified. Why? I think this steams from my strong belief that the purpose of writing (commercial) software is to deliver a solution, and with that, there needs to be simplicity (such that we can deliver on time and provide value). This doesn't mean a lack of features. It simply means delivering something that is easy to use and is suited for purpose. It's about keeping customers happy. Like Coherence. Small, remarkably simple yet powerful without a massive API.
SIDE NOTE 1: Sometimes thing's just can't be simple… but it's a good goal to ruthlessly attempt to achieve.
Personally I believe one of the biggest challenges when naming something is the fear of change and the apparent need for developers to "allow for the future". Delivering software is a tough enough job as it is, but having to design in solutions involving predictions about the future,with an uncontrollable urge to make things extensible only makes things much harder and more complicated. When I look at a system I intentionally try to limit the amount of "framework building" (accept when asked to develop a framework that is), and instead focus on providing a solution as soon as possible. I strongly believe that the future is for another version. ie: Don't attempt to build 2.0, 3.0, 4.0 etc into 1.0. Ruthlessly protect and deliver version 1.0, because that may be your last version.
So how does this related to names? Let me give you a simple example.
Say I need a class to represent a Person. It has a few attributes, say, First Name, Last Name and Address. You know, it's nothing to complicated. That's all I really need for version 1.0. While it sounds simple, here's often what I see happening;
1. Developer decides to model this as a simple Person class. Great. Satisfies version 1.0 requirements.
2. Then out of fear for the future, change, the pain change can inflict and the remote posibility that they may need alternative implementations, they change their mind and instead introduce the Person interface (in .NET land they'd create IPerson) to represent the Person as an abstract concept.
interface Person { public String getName(); //etc }
Not a big change, so seems reasonable.
3. In Java they'd declare the setters/getters in the Person interface, then create a concrete class for Person, calling in something like PersonImpl. (In the Coherence Engineering group we'd call it something like DefaultPerson or SimplePerson).
4. Now that they have an interface, the question arrises "how should you create an instance of a Person?". That is, although we have the PersonImpl class, "we should not expose that to the core of the application, so we need a way of hiding creating instances". (Unfortunately most languages don't allow overriding the behavior of "new" like this "new <interface>". It would be great if you could tell the compiler, hey if you see "new Person" I actually mean "new PersonImpl"). Anyway, to solve this problem and keep the code "pluggable", they decide it's time to use the "Factory Pattern" or potentially the "Builder Pattern" to create Person instances. Hence the PersonFactory is born.
5. But… what if we need to replace the Factory? Ok… easy… "just introduce a PersonFactory interface, and then introduce a PersonImplFactoryImpl class to create the Person instances as we need them"
Can you see how the names are starting to sound strange/ridiculous? What once was a simple problem to solve, has now blossomed into the Person framework. The names are starting to look ridiculous and to me, this gives the first indication of over-genericizing.
SIDE NOTE 1 (revisited): It's very possible that something like this may actually be needed, but more often than not, it's pretty rare. Sometimes you just can't simplify something that is intangibly complex.
SIDE NOTE 2: This is not over-engineering. Over-engineering occurs when you make a product unnecessarily stronger or more durable. The above does not increase strength (performance, availability, reliability or scalability). It increases flexibility for the future and often a requirement that no one demands up front.
But we're not finished yet.
6. The last and often ugliest of all steps is to consider how to create instances of the PersonFactory interface. And you guessed it… it's time for another factory, the PersonFactoryFactory interface.
Of course this sounds even more ridiculous, so it often becomes the PersonFactoryService 😛
So what went from a simple Person class and using the new operator to create instances, we now have a completely generic pluggable Person framework requiring the Person, PersonFactory and PersonFactoryFactory interfaces (an SPI if you like), together with the PersonImpl, PersonImplFactoryImpl and PersonImplFactoryImplFactoryImpl classes (to be completely correct)… just to say person.getName() and person.setName(…).
SIDE NOTE 3: I'm guessing you could simplify the factory names to PersonImplFactory and PersonImplFactoryFactory, but it's not much better.
With this simple example it's easy to see why inversion of control (IoC) has taken off. In any system with 5 or 10 artefacts like this the complexity of wiring together an application is so great that it's hard to know where to start…. and why? All essentially so we can get back to saying something like "new Person", but without being committed the Person implementation. No wonder we have the term "plain old java objects" (POJO), just to tell people "you can use the new operator on this class".
Are we crazy to continue to build systems like this? Isn't OSGi (et al) making this any easier? Spring has tried to, but even it's download and dependencies are getting massive.
Perhaps the world is no longer as simple as it use to be, wants to be or needs to be.
There is help though… If you're stuck for a class/interface name, you should check out http://www.classnamer.com
PASSING NOTE: The Java Beans specification and thus the introduction of the term Bean (essentially to mean a Object with getters and setters) often makes naming things even more ridiculous. While I really like the Bean spec, it can be brutal on class names.
Person -> PersonBean
PersonFactory -> PersonBeanFactory (or PersonBeanFactoryBean)
PersonFactoryFactory -> PersonBeanFactory (or PersonBeanFactoryBeanFactoryBean)


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Ah! The aliens are coming!!! :P On my way to Palm Spring. Wind mills are everywhere along the free way.
This is an alien looking bird escaped from the jurassic park movie.. Lots of these creatures running around the resort compound. Cute butts!
Duckies and turtles in the pond, fishies too...
Aaawh... this is what I come to the hot desert for in a 112 degrees hot summer day, hot spring spa among trees and flowers.....
There was a giant tall tree in front of my kinder garden school back in the days that is the same specie as this fiery orange flower. During summer time, the flowers crowned the tree top covering a large area can be seen a couple blocks away. I remember it's called Huo Feng Huang-Fire Phoenix in Chinese. These are gorgeous looking flowers. Some how Phoenix keeps popping in my life (or has always been in my life?). I also own a company named 7 Phoenix Tea before I decided to dive into Phoenix Dan Cong. My dearest friend and I sitting on tree trunk table and stumps, perfect place for tea, but I didn't take my gears with me. Perhaps next time.
Nice little treat, was upgraded to a private one bedroom with a front yard and a court yard by the bedroom. Many thanks to the Two Bunch Palms staffs.
My birthday cake.. :D
My birthday egg! When I was little, my mother made me an boiled egg on my birthday every year. My girl friend does the same thing for me now. My life would be drastically different in LA without her.
This year's birthday keeps going and going. Today HL showed up with a giant cake and flowers! She's such a sweetie with the most genuine generous heart. Tea has brought me good luck and good people. I can't express my gratitude enough to all those whom care for me!
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D-FW draft series: Ex-New Mexico State, Kimball WR Austin Franklin has speed to burn
Each year the Dallas-Fort Worth area churns out some of the best football players in the country. Several of them are good enough to make it in the NFL. Here is a look at some of the best local prospects who have a chance to be selected in this year's NFL Draft:
Austin Franklin
Position: Wide Receiver
High School: Kimball
College: New Mexico State
Height: 5-11
Weight: 189
What he's done: Franklin was a standout athlete at Kimball, excelling at football and basketball. He was an all-district player in both sports. During a three-year stint at New Mexico State, Franklin was a key contributor. He accumulated 160 receptions, 2,439 receiving yards and 19 touchdowns. His career average of 15.2 yards per catch was impressive. In 2012, when he made 74 catches for 1,245 yards, he was a first-team All-WAC selection. This past season, he missed four games because of an academics-related suspension. After declaring for the draft, Franklin ran the 40-yard dash in 4.56 seconds, posted a 36-inch vertical jump and completed the 60-yard shuttle in 11.7 seconds. Franklin then impressed scouts during his Pro Day workout.
Why he should be picked in the draft: The importance of having productive slot receivers has increased in recent years as the NFL has evolved into a passing league. Franklin figures to be cast for that role. In recent months, he has been discussed as one of the draft's sleepers. Fourteen teams reportedly attended his pro day workout in March. And he has been compared to Indianapolis' T.Y. Hilton, a receiver from football outpost Florida International who made a seamless transition to the pros. Just as Hilton once was, Franklin is an intriguing prospect who should find a place in the NFL.


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Hello Synthesis Wizards!
In a lot of EDM, or some producers like The Crystal Method, you sometimes here an industrial-sounding stab that sounds a lot like a submarine alarm. What I've figured out is that there is a pitch bend, a saw wave would work as a start, and it's probably pitched about an octave lower than the sound in the video link. Other than that, I haven't any other clues.
One time I managed to get something close, on accident. But unfortunately I bounced it to audio and don't know how I did it. Does anyone have an idea on how to recreate the sound at 1:00? I think it could be used as a stab in electronic music...
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Amateur Radio is lot like other areas in life. There highs and there are lows - there are valleys and there are peaks. Often, the journey from one extreme to the other takes places within minutes of each other.
This evening, I was tooling around 10 Meters late. It was after 7:00 PM local time. The sun was already down, but sometimes - just sometimes, this is when the good ones can be heard. Twiddling the dial, I heard a very weak BY5WJ. China! So I turned up the power, as I've never worked China and started tapping out my call, Woo hoo! Success! "W2LJ UR 579 TNX LARRY DE JOSH".
Josh? In China? Me, 579? Can't be! Then I realized it was 6Y5WJ - not BY5WJ. It was Josh in Jamaica, and we have worked a few times before. Obviously, being in his log, my info popped up and that's why he answered me by name. After a few minutes, the band changed, and he became "normally loud" for what I would have expected a Jamaican station to sound like in New Jersey. So in a few seconds, I raced around the globe from the exotic Far East to the warm shores of the Caribbean. A bit of a disappointment, to say the least (no offense, Josh!).
At that point I started switching bands. 12 Meters - not much. 15 Meters - W1AW/5 in New Mexico is coming in strong. 17 Meters - not much. 20 Meters - OK, a lot more signals than the other bands (as we all know, 20 Meters is usually open to somewhere). What's that? VU2what? A few more seconds of listening - it was VU2PHD, Mat in India. Wow! I very rarely ever hear India on the air. Still set at 75 Watts from my failed China QSO, I tapped out my call. Holy crow - I hear "W2?" coming back. I sent out my call a few more times, following up with my suffix twice, "W2LJ W2LJ LJ LJ". I got a "W2LJ UR 559 QSB. UR CALL AGN?" I immediately sent back "DE W2LJ W2LJ UR 579 579 IN NJ NJ. OP LARRY LARRY". Or something like that, I'm so exhilarated right now, I can't even remember the exact exchange. All I know is that this was my first QSO with the Indian sub-continent, and is only about the second or third time I have even heard them on the air! And I'm in his log!
I immediately ran over to my e-mail program to send a quick note to my buddy Bob W3BBO in Erie, PA. Bob is my friend, my DX Guru, and is the only person I actually know who is on the DXCC Honor Roll. To my surprise he had already written me, "Did I hear what I think I heard on 20 Meters?"
I was able to answer in the affirmative and asked him how he happened to be listening. He had worked Mat earlier in the week and was going to make another attempt, as he wasn't sure that Mat got his call correctly the first time. He had heard Mat come back to me and sent a quick e-mail to confirm. Whatever the reason, one of my best friends was on the scene to hear me work a new one. It just doesn't get much better than that!
72 de Larry W2LJ
QRP - When you care to send the very least!
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Disappointment and then .... jubilation!
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Nice catch, Larry! You CW guys have the advantage on DX. Unfortunately I have to stick with SSB since CW here is poor ( especially sending).ReplyDelete
Good work on the ham-related blog
Ken ... KE1RI.... Idlenot.com
I made the same mistake in 2012 wit Josh and found out the same….but Jamaica is a great catch none the less. Now having said that India is a FANTASTIC catch.ReplyDelete
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Henriksen-Bulmer, J. and Jeary, S., 2016. Re-Identification Attacks – A Systematic Literature Review. International Journal of Information Management, 36 (6 B), pp. 1184-1192.
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The publication of increasing amounts of anonymised open source data has resulted in a worryingly rising number of successful re-identification attacks. This has a number of privacy and security implications both on an individual and corporate level. This paper uses a Systematic Literature Review to investigate the depth and extent of this problem as reported in peer reviewed literature. Using a detailed protocol ,seven research portals were explored, 10,873 database entries were searched, from which a subset of 220 papers were selected for further review. From this total, 55 papers were selected as being within scope and to be included in the final review. The main review findings are that 72.7% of all successful re-identification attacks have taken place since 2009. Most attacks use multiple datasets. The majority of them have taken place on global datasets such as social networking data, and have been conducted by US based researchers. Furthermore, the number of datasets can be used as an attribute. Because privacy breaches have security, policy and legal implications (e.g. data protection, Safe Harbor etc.), the work highlights the need for new and improved anonymisation techniques or indeed, a fresh approach to open source publishing.
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After we worked with the First Responders Foundation on updating their website, social media, and marketing collateral, it was time to look into taking engagement to the next level. Video is one of the best ways to express goals and emotionally connect people to the heart of a nonprofit's mission. More online content is being replaced with video every day, and it's a great way to show others what you do, versus telling them.
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The Trade Union Royal Commission has descended into high farce with head commissioner Dyson Heydon ruling, of course favourably, on his own ability to continue the job. We speak to CFMEU National Secretary Michael O'Connor about what lies behind this discredited investigation, and touch on the reasons why the union is campaigning against Australia's free trade' agreement with China.
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Untimely Demise are a band from Saskatchewen, Canada that has been featured before in this zine with a musical style that combines thrash and melodic death metal together and this is a review of their 2013 album "Systematic Eradication" which was released by Punishment 18 Records.
"Spiritual Embezzelment" begins with heavy guitar riffing and drums before adding in some melodic guitar solos that come in and out of the song and then the thrash style vocals start kicking in along with some death metal growls and screams as well as some melodic guitar riffs.
"The Last Guildsman" begins with some guitar leads, bass guitars and drums before getting heavy and having the aggressive thrash/death metal vocals kicking in along with some melodic style singing and after awhile the guitars start utilizing some melody.
"Somali Pirates" begins with some thrash style guitar riffs and drums before the growls and screams start kicking in along with some thrash style vocals and after awhile guitar leads and blast beats are added into the music and you also can hear the bass guitars.
"Redemption" begins with some heavy guitar and bass riffs along with some drums which leads up to some guitar solos and leads kicking in along with some aggressive vocals which also utilize melody later on in the song.
"Navigator's Choice" begins with some heavy guitar and bass playing along with some drums which leads up to some thrash and death metal vocals as well as some melodic guitar riffing and later on the guitars and vocals start utilizing some melody and after awhile solos and leads start kicking in.
"A Warrior's Blood" begins with some heavy guitar and bass riffing along with drums and then the vocals and melodic guitar leads start to kick in and towards the end clean sections are added into thee song.
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When I ran into these older videos last week, I knew I would be blogging about them this week because of the topical nature of the subjects they cover. What I did not remember (saying I did not know this would be false, but I always hope for the best) is that Satan controls my scheduled work load, and when I have a great blogging subject like this I wind up having more work than 5 people can accomplish, and my blogging takes a back seat.
So here's the deal: This is the first of a 2-part post. Today I'm posting two videos by well-respected men speaking on the same subject, and here's my ground-rule for keeping the comments open: you must find all the good things from these videos this week -- because there is something good in both of these videos. Negative comments will simply be deleted without any warning or recourse. Next week we'll talk about whether or not one of these videos is better than the other, and in what way, and what the other video can teach us both from a positive example and from its shortcomings.
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