New Science and Technology Policy Evaluation Using Bibliometric Approach

Governmental commitment is crucial for the research system, and this commitment -especially science and technology public policy needs evaluation and feedback for next public policy. However, the evaluation methodology for science and technology public policy is mainly occupied by non-quantitative approach such as interviews or just summary of research papers. To address qualitative and essential evaluation, we suggested a new quantitative policy evaluation bibliometric approach such as research paper networks. This paper tries to approach the next strategic public policy making use of a statistically and quantitatively corrected evidence-based policy making methodology. As a result, we found a gap between the timing of financial support and the timing which the researcher achieved important researches.