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Organization of the KTH RAE 2008

The International RAE was an initiative from KTH’s new leadership put forward to the KTH Board in February 2008. It was managed by a Project Management Team headed by the Deputy President with responsibility for Research, Professor Tuula Teeri, and run through an Evaluation Office headed by Dr Emma Källblad from the University Administration.

Organization



An Internal Planning Group was formed to provide advice on the strategy taken towards the evaluation, consisting of the following members:

  • Professor Tuula Teeri
  • Dr Emma Källblad
  • Professor Sigbritt Franke, former Universities’ Chancellor for Sweden and Guest Professor at KTH
  • Professor Folke Snickars, Faculty Dean at KTH
  • Professor Eric Giertz, Head of Innovation and Industry Relations, KTH
  • Professor Arne Johnson, Deputy Dean of the School of Engineering Sciences at KTH
  • Professor Annika Stensson-Trigell, Head of Vehicle Dynamics, KTH
  • Dr Sandra Di Rocco, Department of Mathematics, KTH

In addition an international External Advisory Group was established. Members of this group included:

  • Professor Marja Makarow (Finland, France), CEO of the European Science Foundation
  • Professor Peter Nijkamp (Neatherlands), President of the Governing Board of the Netherlands Research Council (NWO)
  • Professor Richard Murray, (USA), Thomas E. and Doris Everhart Professor of Control and Dynamical Systems, CALTECH and former Head of the Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences
  • Börje Ekholm (Sweden), CEO of Investor AB
  • Professor Sigbritt Franke, (Sweden), former Universities’ Chancellor for Sweden and Guest Professor at KTH
  • Dan Brändström, (Sweden), Government Advisor on quality in research
  • Professor Joseph Nordgren (Sweden), Director of the Uppsala University Research Evaluation and Vice-Rector for Science and Technology at Uppsala University

The RAE project was scrutinized by an Internal Reference Group consisting of the Deans of all the Schools, as well as by the KTH Board and the President’s Advisory Group.

The Bibliometric Analysis was carried out by Dr Ulf Sandstöm and his team.

The RAE Evaluation Office

The RAE process was managed by a committed team through the RAE Evaluation Office. Members of this team included the following people:

RAE Evaluation Office  
   
Emma Källblad  Director 
Jan Olof Nilsson  Finance and Data Manager 
Fredrik Sterky  Manager 
Peta Sjölander  Panels Manager 
Vicki Derbyshire  Coordinator 
   
Anna Johansson  Visit Week Coordinator 
Anna Almlöw  Visit Week Coordinator 
Malin Nordin  Visit Week Support 
Kerstin Isakson  Visit Week Support 
Anna Hamiltom  Visit Week Support 
   
Barbro Eriksson  Accounts 
   
Sara Öhman  Communications - web 
Liliane Markusson  Communications - report 
Åsa Ankarcrona  Communications 
   
Björn Marklund  Bibliometrics Coordination 
Petter Green  Data Control 

In addition, the RAE recieved considerable support from the School for Scientific Information and Learning in the gathering of publications information for the Bibliometric Analysis.

KTH IT Support were also helpful, as were many administrators through out the Schools. KTH also wishes to thank the twelve Student Ambassadors who guided the Panels during their visits.

The RAE Timetable

The schedule for the RAE was as follows:

Timetable

The Expert Panels visited KTH between the 23rd and 27th June 2008. They spent four days with their respective Research Fields. All members of a Expert Panel were invited to contribute to the evaluation of all UoAs within their Research Field. Each Expert Panel submitted a written evaluation following the visit.

A report of the RAE week can be downloaded here:

Review of the RAE Visit Week (pdf 122 kB)

The criteria that the experts were asked to evaluated the research areas against can be accessed here:

Evaluation Method and Criteria of Assessment

The Project Report can be downloaded here:

Project Report

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