| Position | Director, Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Program; Professor |
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| Degree | Ph.D. |
| Specialty | Science and Technology Policy, Scientometrics, Higher Education Policy, Evaluation. |
| Current Research Interests | Study on systems, methods and indicators for evaluation of research and S&T policy. |
- Professional Career
1996 Bachelor of Liberal Arts, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Tokyo.
2001 Ph.D., Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Tokyo.
2001-2005 Assistant professor, National Institution for Academic Degrees and University Evaluation.
2005-2016 Associate Professor, National Institution for Academic Degrees and University Evaluation.
2016-2018 Professor, National Institution for Academic Degrees and Quality Enhancement of Higher Education.
2018-present Professor, National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies.
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- Selected publications
＊H.Numajiri, T.Hayashi(2024) , "Analysis on open data as a foundation for data-driven research", Scientometrics, Mar 1, 2024
＊T.Hayashi(2024) "EBPM in University Reform Policy: How to analyse the effects of reform promotion programs", The Journal of Science Policy and Research Management, 38(4) 420-432. (In Japanese)
＊T.Hayashi(2021) "University Reform Policy and the New Image of University", The Journal of Science Policy and Research Management, 36(3) 257-270. (In Japanese)
＊T.Hayashi (2020) "Twenty Years of University Evaluation in Japan", Japanese Journal of Higher Education Research, 23 9-31. (In Japanese)
＊T.Hayashi and S.Tsuchiya (2016), “Difference of indicators of “excellence” among disciplines” in M.Ishikawa (eds.), World University Rankings and the Hegemonic Restructuring of Knowledge, Kyoto University Press, pp.325-345. (In Japanese)
＊T.Hayashi (2009) ”University Research Evaluation Reforms and Governance of Science”, The Journal of Science Policy and Research Management, vol.24, No.3、pp.231-242. (In Japanese)
＊T.Hayashi and H.Tomizawa(2006), “Restructuring the Japanese national research system and its effect on performance”, Scientometrics, Vol.68, pp.241-264.
＊Y.Fujigaki, H.Hirakawa, H.Tomizawa, M.Shirabe, T.Hayashi and J.Makino (2004), Introduction of Scientometrics, Maruzen Publishing. (In Japanese)
＊T.Hayashi(2003), “Effect of R&D programmes on the formation of university-industry- government networks: comparative analysis of Japanese R&D programmes”, Research Policy, Vol.32, pp.1421-1442.
＊T.Hayashi(2003), “Bibliometric analyses on additionality of Japanese R&D programmes”, Scientometrics, Vol. 56 No.3 pp.301-316.
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