David Campbell, M.Sc.
Research Analyst

T. 514.495.6505 F. 514.495.6523

David Campbell, a research analyst, conducts studies aimed at measuring and evaluating science and technology. David holds a master's degree in biology from Université Laval (UL), and although he conducts studies on a variety of domains, he is mainly specialized on the life sciences. His expertise at Science-Metrix consists in defining scientific fields to be measured with the collaboration of external experts, in producing scientometric and technometric indicators, and in writing reports. In autumn 2006, he attended a course on measuring science and technology at the Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS) at  Leiden University in the Netherlands. He is interested in the development of new indicators and in programming. He is also involved in program evaluation and market studies.

STUDY REPORTS

	Campbell D. and Archambault É. 2007.
	Étude comparative de la production scientifique de l’Inserm — 1995-2006. Prepared for l’Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale (Inserm) by Science-Metrix, 36 pages.

	Campbell D., Bégin M. and Côté G. 2007.
	Scientometric Assessment of the Canadian Forest Service’s Output in Forest Research and in Eleven Strategic Research Areas. Prepared for Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Audit and Evaluation Branch (AEB) by Science-Metrix, 50 pages.

	Archambault É., Campbell D. and Côté G. 2007.
	Profile of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Scientific Collaboration in Agriculture Research. Prepared for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) by Science-Metrix, 22 pages.

	Archambault É., Bergeron S., Bertrand F., Campbell D., Caruso J. and Kishchuk N. 2006.
	Environmental Scan for SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship Program. Prepared for the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC), 52 pages.

	Campbell D. and Demers-Payette O. 2006.
	Genomics in Italy - Overview of Research in Genomics in Itlay and Prospects for Scientific Cooperation with Canada. Prepared for Genome Canada, 37 pages.

	Brunelle C., Campbell D., Côté G. and Archambault É. 2006.
	Canadian Biotechnology Innovation Scoreboard. Prepared for Industry Canada (IC), Life Science Branch (LSB), 60 pages.
	[PDF] - Full report

	Campbell D., Archambault, É., Bertrand F. and Bégin-Heick N. .2006.
	Summative Evaluation of the Action Plan 2000 Minerals and Metals Program. Prepared for Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), Audit and Evaluation Branch (AEB), 44 pages.

	Campbell D. and Archambault E. 2005.
	Market Assessment of Novel Fish Vaccines and Delivery Systems with Emphasis on Atlantic salmon and Aeromonas salmonicida. Prepared for the Institute for Marine Biosciences (IMB) , National Research Council Canada (NRC) by Science-Metrix, 52 pages.
	[Abstract]

	Campbell D. and Bergeron S. 2005.
	Study on the breadth of human gene patents granted by the CIPO, the EPO and the USPTO. Prepared for the Canadian Biotechnology Secretariat (CBS) by Science-Metrix, 63 pages.
	[PDF] [Abstract]

	Campbell D. and Côté G. 2005.
	Canadian Biotechnology Initiatives Addressing Developing Countries Issues. Prepared for the National Research Council Canada (NRC) by Science-Metrix, 50 pages.
	[PDF] [Abstract]

	Campbell D., Côté G., Bergeron S. and Archambault E. 2005.
	Scan of Canadian Strengths in Biotechnology. Prepared for the National Research Council Canada (NRC) by Science-Metrix, 53 pages.
	[PDF] [Abstract]

	Campbell D., Bertrand F. and Archambault É. 2004.
	Market Assessment of Antifungal Drugs and Drug Targets in Candida albicans. Prepared for the Biotechnology Research Institute (BRI), National Research Council Canada (NRC), by Science-Metrix, 40 pages.

	Campbell D. and Côté G. 2004.
	Benchmarking of Forest Genomics in Canada and Other Leading Countries - 1992-2003. Prepared for the Canadian Forest Service (CFS) of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) by Science-Metrix, 28 pages.
	[PDF] [Abstract]

	Campbell D., Noiseux M. and Côté G. 2004.
	Potential for Stem Cells Science and Technology in Canada: Great Promises and Challenges. Prepared for the Canadian Biotechnology Secretariat (CBS) by Science-Metrix and Michel Noiseux, Bio-conseil, 63 pages.
	[PDF]  [Abstract]

	Archambault É. Campbell D. and Côté G. 2004. (update)
	Benchmarking of Canadian Biotechnology Patents at the National and International Level, 1991-2003. Prepared for the Canadian Biotechnology Secretariat (CBS) by Science-Metrix, 23 pages.
	[Abstract]

PUBLICATIONS

	Campbell D. and Bernatchez L. 2004.
	Genomic scan using AFLP markers as a means to assess the role of directional selection in the divergence of sympatric whitefish ecotypes. Molecular Biology and Evolution, 21: 945-956.

	Campbell D., Duchesne P. and Bernatchez L. 2003.
	AFLP utility for population assignment studies: analytical investigation and empirical comparison with microsatellites. Molecular Ecology, 12: 1979-1991.

	Rogers M.S., Campbell D., Baird S.J.E., Danzmann R.G. and Bernatchez L. 2003.
	Combining the analyses of introgressive hybridization and linkage mapping to investigate the genetic architecture of population divergence in the lake whitefish (Coregonus clupeaformis, Mitchill). Genetica, 111: 25-41.

CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS

	Campbell D. and Noiseux M. 2004.
	Potential for Stem Cells Science and Technology in Canada: Great Promises and Challenges. Biotechnology and Health Case Study, CBS Workshop on Advancing Biotechnology’s Contribution to Health National Arts Centre, Le Salon, 53 Elgin Street, Ottawa, Ontario, April 20, 2004.

	Campbell D. and Bernatchez L. 2004.
	Genomic scan using AFLP markers as a means to assess the role of directional selection in the divergence of sympatric whitefish ecotypes. American Fisheries Society, Québec, QC, Canada.

	Campbell D., Rogers S.M. and Bernatchez L. 2002.
	Introgressive hybridization: a means to dissect the genetic architecture of population divergence in the lake whitefish. Ecological and Evolutionary Ethology of Fishes, Québec, QC, Canada.

	Bernatchez L., Campbell D. and Duchesne P. 2002.
	The usefulness of AFLP data for assignement tests and measures of hybrid index. Genetics of Subpolar Fish and Invertabrates, Juneau, Alaska, United States.