Academic Analytics Research Center
AARC conflict of interest disclosure: Anthony Olejniczak, Ph.D. co-founded Academic Analytics in 2005 and divested himself of all equity interest and management responsibilities in 2019 to establish the Academic Analytics Research Center (AARC). As an employee of Academic Analytics with no other financial relationship or managerial role within the company, Anthony directs AARC independently and without oversight from Academic Analytics management (Anthony chooses projects and collaborators, and Academic Analytics management do not review or approve research outputs). Anthony and AARC are committed to producing publicly available datasets for all their projects and to publish only open access materials.
AARC News and Events
UPDATE: AARC Call for Proposals
UPDATE Proposals are now due on Monday, April 20 2020 to accommodate changes due to COVID-19. Thank you for your patience and we wish everyone well during this period of workplace change. Academic Analytics Research Center (AARC) Call for Proposals [...]
AARC Preprint Posted – Senior Scholar Publication Productivity
Academic Analytics Research Center (AARC) scholars William E. Savage, Ph.D. and Anthony J. Olejniczak, Ph.D. recently posted a preprint of their research on SocArXiv. The preprint, Research publication productivity among senior faculty at Ph.D.-granting institutions in the United States, documents [...]
Academic Analytics Research Center (AARC) & Call for Proposals
UPDATE Proposals are now due on April 20, 2020 Academic Analytics Research Center (AARC) Call for Proposals January 21, 2020 Academic Analytics is pleased to announce the formation of the Academic Analytics Research Center (AARC). AARC is tasked with finding [...]
Yale Insights Features Project with Academic Analytics Data
"In Finance Field, Gender Disparities Are Significant—But Shrinking" Professor of Finance Heather E. Tookes of Yale University recently wrote about her research into the gender gap in the finance discipline, read the story here. Her project incorporated Academic Analytics data [...]
Institutional Investor covers reseachers using Academic Analytics
"There’s Another Massive Gender Gap in Finance — But There’s Hope" Check out the great writeup in Institutional Investor about researchers using Academic Analytics data to explore female representation in the academic finance discipline. This truly important work deserves to [...]
New research on women’s representation in academic finance incorporates Academic Analytics data
A new preprint available on SSRN examines female representation in the academic finance profession. Authors Mila Getmansky Sherman (Isenberg School of Management at the University of Massachusetts Amherst) and Heather Tookes (professor of finance at the Yale School of Management) [...]