Scientific References in Standards
Scientific References in Standards
A standard often includes a Bibliography where, for information, background material used for the preparation of the standard is listed. Having his/her scientific publication referenced in a standard’s Bibliography is a direct way through which the researcher will get recognition for his/her work and demonstrate lasting impact.
The researchers can make use of this information in support of their scientific careers. Such references further provide evidence to research funding organizations of the “valorisation” of the research outcomes enabled by those funds.
STDBIBLIO-project (project ID 101164692)
These are the reasons why CEN and CENELEC worked during 2024 on the STDBIBLIO-project (project ID 101164692), benefiting from EU funding in support of 'Standardisation activities performed by CEN, CENELEC and ETSI', to give access to the bibliographies of their 'home-grown' standards and standard publications, complementing thus the bibliographic information as already available from the ISO website for international standards.
The bibliographies of CEN’s and CENELEC’s 'home-grown' standards and standard publications are made available as part of the overall information on CEN’s and CENELEC’s deliverables accessible at https://standards.cencenelec.eu/
Prior to the STDBIBLIO-project, CCMC performed a manual screening of the CENELEC’s “home-grown” standards and standard publications for the years 2023 and 2024, aiming to show the bibliographies of the deliverables that were containing a scientific reference. The overviews below show the result of this exercise.
- Scientific References 2023
- Scientific References 2024 (Q1, Q2 and Q3)