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ORCIDQuantitative Science Studies, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, Winter 2024
- Seokkyun Joshua Woo, John P. Walsh
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On the shoulders of fallen giants: What do references to retracted research tell us about citation behaviors? 1-30 - Lorena Delgado-Quirós, José Luis Ortega:
Completeness degree of publication metadata in eight free-access scholarly databases. 31-49 - Arcangelo Massari, Fabio Mariani, Ivan Heibi, Silvio Peroni, David M. Shotton:
OpenCitations Meta. 50-75 - Zaida Chinchilla-Rodríguez, Rodrigo Costas, Nicolás Robinson-García, Vincent Larivière:
Examining the quality of the corresponding authorship field in Web of Science and Scopus. 76-97 - Eleonora Dagiene:
The challenge of assessing academic books: The U.K. and Lithuanian cases through the ISBN lens. 98-127 - Haiko Lietz, Mohsen Jadidi, Daniel Kostic, Milena Tsvetkova, Claudia Wagner:
Individual and gender inequality in computer science: A career study of cohorts from 1970 to 2000. 128-152 - Sergio Pelaez, Gaurav Verma, Barbara E. Ribeiro, Philip Shapira:
Large-scale text analysis using generative language models: A case study in discovering public value expressions in AI patents. 153-169 - Justin Quemener, Egidio Luis Miotti, Abdelghani Maddi:
Technological impact of funded research: A case study of nonpatent references. 170-186 - Ana Teresa Santos, Sandro Mendonça:
Keeping a close watch on Innovation Studies: Opening the black box of journal editorships. 187-218 - Yuanxi Fu, Caitlin Vitosky Clarke, Mark Van Moer, Jodi Schneider:
Exploring evidence selection with the inclusion network. 219-245 - Yongxin Kong, Vicky Amar Daiya, Katy Börner:
Scholarly publications and data set evidence for the Human Reference Atlas. 246-260
- Julien Larregue, Hassina Bourihane:
The gendered structure of science does not transpire in an experimental vacuum. 261-263 - Graham Kendall:
Are open access fees a good use of taxpayers' money? 264-270
Volume 5, Number 2, Spring 2024
- Justus Henke:
Public engagement with COVID-19 preprints: Bridging the gap between scientists and society. 271-296 - Alice Fleerackers, Kenneth Shores, Natascha Chtena, Juan Pablo Alperin:
Unreviewed science in the news: The evolution of preprint media coverage from 2014-2021. 297-316 - Julián D. Cortés, Maria Catalina Ramírez Cajiao:
The policy is dead, long live the policy - Revealing science, technology, and innovation policy priorities and government transitions via network analysis. 317-331 - Madelaine Hare, Geoff Krause, Keith MacKnight, Timothy D. Bowman, Rodrigo Costas, Philippe Mongeon:
Do you cite what you tweet? Investigating the relationship between tweeting and citing research articles. 332-350 - Hao Peng, Misha Teplitskiy, David Jurgens:
Author mentions in science news reveal widespread disparities across name-inferred ethnicities. 351-365 - Juan Pablo Alperin, Alice Fleerackers, Michelle Riedlinger, Stefanie Haustein:
Second-order citations in altmetrics: A case study analyzing the audiences of COVID-19 research in the news and on social media. 366-382 - Evgeny Bobrov, Nico Riedel, Miriam Kip:
Operationalizing open and restricted-access data - Formulating verifiable criteria for the openness of data sets mentioned in biomedical research articles. 383-407 - Yury Kashnitsky, Guillaume Roberge, Jingwen Mu, Kevin Kang, Weiwei Wang, Maurice Vanderfeesten, Maxim Rivest, Savvas Chamezopoulos, Robert Jaworek, Maéva Vignes, Bamini Jayabalasingham, Finne Boonen, Chris James, Marius A. Doornenbal, Isabelle Labrosse:
Evaluating approaches to identifying research supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. 408-425 - Andres F. Castro Torres, Aliakbar Akbaritabar:
The use of linear models in quantitative research. 426-446 - Antonio Perianes-Rodríguez, Antonio J. Gómez-Núñez, Carlos Olmeda-Gómez:
Anatomy of the top 1% most highly cited publications: An empirical comparison of two approaches. 447-463 - Amir Faghri, Theodore L. Bergman:
Highly Ranked Scholars and the influence of countries and regions in research fields, disciplines, and specialties. 464-483
- Enrique Herrera-Viedma, Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado, Daniel Torres-Salinas:
Losing objectivity: The questionable use of surveys in the Global Ranking of Academic Subjects. 484-486
Volume 5, Number 3, 2024
- Anne Maaike Mulders, Bas Hofstra, Jochem Tolsma:
A matter of time? Gender and ethnic inequality in the academic publishing careers of Dutch Ph.D.s. 487-515 - Yurui Huang, Xuesen Cheng, Chaolin Tian, Xunyi Jiang, Langtian Ma, Yifang Ma:
Talent hat, cross-border mobility, and career development in China. 516-532 - Dmitry M. Kochetkov:
University rankings in the context of research evaluation: A state-of-the-art review. 533-555 - Hans Jonker, Florian Vanlee:
Linking science with media and policy: The case of academics in Flanders, Belgium. 556-572 - Justin Fuhr, Caroline Monnin:
Researcher profile system adoption and use across discipline and rank: A case study at the University of Manitoba. 573-592 - Guadalupe I. Lozano, Kelly Macarthur, Ben Barr:
Impact of peer review type and editor gender on women authorships in mathematics. 593-612 - Ly Dinh, William C. Barley, Lauren Johnson, Brian F. Allan:
Hyperauthored papers disproportionately amplify important egocentric network metrics. 613-636 - David Schindler, Tazin Hossain, Sascha Spors, Frank Krüger:
A multilevel analysis of data quality for formal software citation. 637-667 - Boris Forthmann, Steffen Nestler:
Latent variable modeling of scientific impact: Estimation of the Q model parameters with structural equation models. 668-680 - Matthias Held, Jochen Gläser:
Exploring publication networks with a local cohesion-maximizing algorithm. 681-703 - Rik Iping, Ilse Nederveen, Bijan Ranjbar Sahraei, Hosein Azarbonyad, Max Dumoulin, Georgios Tsatsaronis, Irene M. J. Mathijssen:
The development of a research intelligence tool for rare disease research in the Netherlands. 704-717 - Kai Li, Rongqian Ma, Zhichao Fang:
Explicit or implicit digital humanities? An examination of search strategies to retrieve digital humanities publications from large-scale scholarly databases. 718-735 - Arash Hajikhani, Carolyn Cole:
A critical review of large language models: Sensitivity, bias, and the path toward specialized AI. 736-756 - Wencan Tian, Ruonan Cai, Zhichao Fang, Qianqian Xie, Zhigang Hu, Xianwen Wang:
Research funding in different SCI disciplines: A comparison analysis based on Web of Science. 757-777 - Antonio Perianes-Rodríguez, Bianca S. Mira, Daniel Martínez-Ávila, Maria Cláudia Cabrini Grácio:
Real influence: A novel approach to characterize the visibility of journals and publications. 778-804 - Deise Schröder Sarzi, Jacqueline Leta:
Twenty years of the Open Access movement: A retrospective study on the relationship between publishing strategies and scientific capital of Brazilian researchers in biological science. 805-822
Volume 5, Number 4, 2024
- Mark A. Hanson, Pablo Gómez Barreiro, Paolo Crosetto, Dan Brockington:
The strain on scientific publishing. 823-843 - Xiang Zheng, Erjia Yan, Chaoqun Ni:
Faculty mobility and research dynamics at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. 844-860 - Alex Jie Yang, Ying Ding, Meijun Liu:
Female-led teams produce more innovative ideas yet receive less scientific impact. 861-881 - Lin Zhang, Fan Qi, Gunnar Sivertsen, Liming Liang, David Campbell:
Gender differences in the patterns and consequences of changing research directions in scientific careers. 882-905 - Taekho You, June Young Lee, Jinseo Park, Jinhyuk Yun:
Auditing citation polarization during the early COVID-19 pandemic. 906-921 - Diletta Abbonato, Stefano Bianchini, Floriana Gargiulo, Tommaso Venturini:
Interdisciplinary research in artificial intelligence: Lessons from COVID-19. 922-935 - Alexander Michael Petersen, Felber J. Arroyave, Fabio Pammolli:
The disruption index is biased by citation inflation. 936-953 - Caroline S. Wagner, Travis A. Whetsell:
Developing an index of national research capacity. 954-974 - Joerg Sixt, Michele Pasin:
Dimensions: Calculating disruption indices at scale. 975-990 - Paolo Manghi:
Challenges in building scholarly knowledge graphs for research assessment in open science. 991-1021 - Nataliia Kaliuzhna, Christian Hauschke:
Open access in Ukraine: Characteristics and evolution from 2012 to 2021. 1022-1041 - Marc-Andre Simard, Leigh-Ann Butler, Juan Pablo Alperin, Stefanie Haustein:
We need to rethink the way we identify diamond open access journals in quantitative science studies. 1042-1046 - Han Zhuang, Daniel E. Acuna:
Incorporating costs and benefits to the evaluation of uncertain research results: Applications to cancer research funding. 1047-1069 - Alex Jie Yang, Sanhong Deng:
Dynamic patterns of the disruptive and consolidating knowledge flows in Nobel-winning scientific breakthroughs. 1070-1086
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