Presentation for Eugene Garfield’s Legacy and the Future of Scientometrics. Clarivate Eugene Garfield’s Legacy and the Future of Scientometrics Online event I 19 November (2pm - 4pm UK time zone) This year we are celebrating the Centennial of Dr Eugene Garfield, the visionary who founded the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) and pioneered citation indexing. His groundbreaking innovations laid the foundation for modern scientometrics and Web of Science. This event revisits the intellectual roots and evolving horizons of scientometrics.The session traces the field’s transformation from the early days of information retrieval to the contemporary challenges of research evaluation, responsible metrics, and open science. Discussions will address the enduring tensions between peer review and quantitative assessment, examine the methodological pluralism of modern scientometrics, and envision a future of inclusive and ethically aware bibliometric practices.With an eye to the future, we ask how scientometrics can evolve to better capture the complexity of knowledge and contribute to a more connected, inclusive research ecosystem. AGENDA:2pm – 2:05pm Welcome and housekeeping 2:05pm – 2:25pm Memories and an Appreciation of Eugene Garfield by David Pendlebury 2:25pm – 2:45pm Towards Scientometrics 3.0 – Background, Promises, Challenges and Limitations of Bibliometrics of the Future by Wolfgang Glänzel 2:45pm – 3:05pm Counting What Counts: Why Bibliometrics Win (and Peer Review Loses) by Giovanni Abramo 3:05pm – 3:25pm Connecting Knowledge: A Vision for Inclusive and Empowered Bibliometrics by Barbara S. Lancho Barrantes 3:25pm – 3:40pm Scientometrics 3.0: Assessing Societal Impact of Research by Valentin Bogorov 3:40pm – 4:00pm Roundtable and Q&A