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ORCIDScientometrics, Volume 130
Volume 130, Number 1, January 2025
- Sercan Ozcan
, Dominik Brian Vogel, Ozcan Saritas:
Technological adoptions and sector-specific innovations in a low-tech environment: key actors and sources of R&D in InsurTech. 1-20 - John G. Benjafield:
The use of emotion words by the sciences and other subjects. 21-42 - Boris Forthmann, Marie Beisemann, Philipp Doebler, Rüdiger Mutz:
Reliable individual differences in researcher performance capacity estimates: evaluating productivity as explanatory variable. 43-66 - Guido Buenstorf, Johannes König, Anne Otto:
Keeping up with the Max Plancks? Germany's quest for university excellence and the role of public research institutes in doctoral education. 67-108 - Saulo Matusalem da Silva Mendes:
Assessment of subject-normalized comprehensiveness of research-intensive universities. 109-131 - Xueying Liu, Haoran Zhu:
The diachronic change in linguistic positivity in the academic book reviewing of language studies: a text-mining analysis. 133-157 - Yunu Zhu:
A study of the index time of early access articles. 159-186 - Peter B. Meyer:
Using multinational patent data to measure a design change in early aviation. 187-204 - Olga Zagovora, Katrin Weller:
Science communicators, flat-eathers, or fitness coaches: who is citing scientific publications in youtube video descriptions? 205-235 - Geziel Fernandez Tuesta, Esteban Fernández Tuesta, Luciano Antônio Digiampietri, Dominik Hartmann:
The diversity and (dis-)similarity of Brazilian universities' research portfolios. 237-266 - Valentin J. Schmitt:
Disentangling patent quality: using a large language model for a systematic literature review. 267-311 - Cristina Arhiliuc, Raf Guns, Walter Daelemans, Tim C. E. Engels:
Journal article classification using abstracts: a comparison of classical and transformer-based machine learning methods. 313-342 - Josef Jablonský:
Analysis of citation impact of ORMS journals by DEA models. 343-365 - Jianbing Ma, Kexin Yang:
A three-dimensional framework for quantifying knowledge intersection intensity: from a micro perspective. 367-398 - Vasiliki P. Giannakakos, Troy S. Karanfilian, Antonios D. Dimopoulos, Anne Barmettler:
Impact of author characteristics on outcomes of single- versus double-blind peer review: a systematic review of comparative studies in scientific abstracts and publications. 399-421 - Agnieszka Olechnicka, Adam Ploszaj, Ewa Zegler-Poleska:
The impact of the virtualization of scholarly conferences on the gender structure of conference contributors. 423-445 - Mihaela Mocanu, Anca-Diana Bibiri, Valentina Diana Rusu, Alina Morosanu, Iustinian Gabriel Bejan:
Enhancing civic engagement with science: a comparative approach across European regions. 447-468 - Marko Marhl, Rene Markovic, Vladimir Grubelnik, Matjaz Perc:
The changing world dynamics of research performance. 469-488 - Juan Arcila-Diaz, Jorge Delgado-Caramutti, Pablo A. Millones-Gómez, Joel Figueroa-Quiñones, Alejandro Valencia-Arias:
Research trends in Peruvian universities: proposal for a research agenda with a bibliometric approach. 489-514 - Hui Li:
Global or regional: the hidden truth behind ShanghaiRanking's global university ranking by the subject of Law. 515-530 - Marek Kosmulski:
Generalized g-index. 531-536
Volume 130, Number 2, February 2025
- Yali Qiao, Alan L. Porter, Ying Huang, Haiyun Xu, Xuefeng Wang:
Comparing examiner citations and applicant citations: insights into technology evolution. 537-563 - Jiaying Liu, Jun Zhang:
Publication recommendation in incomplete networks based on graph learning. 565-591 - Balázs Borsi, Zsófia Vida, Sándor Soós:
Keyword standardization and restructuring: the impact on analysing network-based science maps in innovation management research. 593-617 - Elena M. Tur, Arjan Markus:
Repeated examiner-attorney interaction and patent approval. 619-639 - Soo Jeung Lee, Su Jin Kim, Sunna Park, Jung Cheol Shin:
Unequal metrics in research publications: the impact of bibliometric databases and faculty size across academic disciplines on university rankings in South Korea. 641-663 - Anne Kavalerchik:
Novelty and interdisciplinarity in criminology: how data-drivenness connects both. 665-678 - Krittin Chatrinan, Thanapon Noraset, Suppawong Tuarob:
GAN-CITE: leveraging semi-supervised generative adversarial networks for citation function classification with limited data. 679-703 - Federica Galli, Fedele Greco:
Ranking Departments based on research quality: a statistical evaluation of the ISPD indicator. 705-725 - Yi Zhao, Chengzhi Zhang:
A review on the novelty measurements of academic papers. 727-753 - Serhii Nazarovets:
Acknowledgments in scientific papers by Ukrainian researchers during the initial years of the Russo-Ukrainian war. 755-762 - Andrea Sixto-Costoya, Antonia Ferrer-Sapena, Rafael Aleixandre-Benavent, Fernanda Peset, Juan Carlos Valderrama Zurián, Luiza Petrosyan:
The compliance to FAIR principles of shared data in addiction research. 763-779 - Yunhan Liu, Xia Xu, Shuqing Li:
Understanding of evolutionary features in the library and information science with interdisciplinary network analysis. 781-808 - Sang Yoon Kim, Won Kyung Lee, Su Jung Jee, So Young Sohn:
Discovering AI adoption patterns from big academic graph data. 809-831 - Yuhang Wang, Lei Pei, Jianjun Sun, Lele Kang:
Trace on both sides: a two-step text mining method to identify academic inventors' patent-paper pairs. 833-860 - Sutthisak Srisawad, Kullacha Lertsittiphan, Sirirut Tunsirirut, Pennapa Saenkla:
Predicting the time to first citation for medical articles using survival analysis and the association between this time and citation counts. 861-880 - Rainer Frietsch, Sonia Gruber, Lutz Bornmann:
The definition of highly cited researchers: the effect of different approaches on the empirical outcome. 881-907 - Qian Yu, Zhongjun Wei, Nian Liu:
Mapping the path to interdisciplinary innovation: a study of key roles in disciplinary convergence. 909-935 - Zsolt Tibor Kosztyán, Frigyes Hausz, Tibor Csizmadia, Attila Imre Katona, István Szabó, Beáta Fehérvölgyi:
Concentration versus excellence: lessons learned of European R&D &I framework programs. 937-967 - Myroslava Hladchenko:
Ukrainian universities in QS World University Rankings: when the means become ends. 969-997 - Xinyuan Zhang, Qing Xie:
Acknowledgment analysis: insight into biopharmaceutical company-funded papers and patents. 999-1044 - Yingxin Estella Ye, Jin-Cheon Na, Meky Liu:
Examining scholarly communication on X (Twitter): insights from participants tweeting COVID-19 and ChatGPT publications. 1045-1076 - Wei Cheng, Dejun Zheng, Xiaomin Zheng, Huanhuan Ni:
Combining referenced publication year spectroscopy and topic clustering to identify key knowledge foundations in scientometrics: an analysis of recipients of the Price Award. 1077-1099 - Xi Wang, Dongqiao Li, Xiwen Liu, Zhiqiang Wang:
Measuring knowledge flow in the interdisciplinary field of biosecurity: full counting method or fractional counting method? 1101-1128 - Xiaohong Wang, Jiyang Zhao, Ben Zhang:
The "leaky pipeline" in the academic growth: evidence from excellent young scientists of the NSFC. 1129-1158 - Mahsa Amiri, Hajar Sotudeh:
Comparative opinion mining of tweets on retracted papers and their valid peers: a semi-experimental follow-up. 1159-1179 - Juan Pablo Bascur, Suzan Verberne, Nees Jan van Eck, Ludo Waltman:
Which topics are best represented by science maps? An analysis of clustering effectiveness for citation and text similarity networks. 1181-1199 - Avijit Gayen, Somyajit Chakraborty, Saikat Mitra, Angshuman Jana:
Comeback or dropout: study of discontinued researchers at early career stage. 1201-1236 - Gangan Prathap:
GDP baseline ranking of scientific performance. 1237-1251 - Athanasios Mazarakis, Paula Bräuer, Isabelle Dorsch:
Evaluation of gamification as a tool for open access publishing among researchers: insights from a conjoint analysis. 1253-1280 - Yu-Wei Chang, Hsuan-Tung Yeh:
Do prolific arts and humanities authors have publishing preferences? 1281-1302 - Marek Deja:
The causal effect of the global crisis on open science research impact: a bibliometric causal analysis. 1303-1325
Volume 130, Number 3, March 2025
- Wolfgang Glänzel, Theo Kretschmer, Bernd Markscheffel, Jean-Charles Lamirel:
Hildrun Kretschmer (1947-2024). 1327-1328 - Van Thien Nguyen, René Carraz:
"Exploring academic patent-paper pairs: a new methodology for analyzing Japan's research landscape". 1329-1356 - Yoshihiko Kobayashi, Kuriko Kudo, Toshiya Kobayashi, Hiroko Kinoshita, HyunJung Bang, Hiroshi Ito, Akihiro Kishimura, Yusuke Matsumoto, Masato Miwa, Motoko Unoki, Tamaki Yoshioka:
Low awareness but high willingness to engage in science communication: a cross-disciplinary survey study in a Japanese University. 1357-1370 - Xiaorui Jiang:
Ensembling approaches to citation function classification and important citation screening. 1371-1419 - Jose A. García, J. J. Montero-Parodi, Rosa Rodríguez-Sánchez, J. Fdez-Valdivia:
Do competitive forces tend to correct choice errors in journal selection due to imperfect attention on the part of researchers? 1421-1441 - Dengsheng Wu, Wenting Ao, Yuguo Min, Siting Li, Jing Li:
Normalising the H-index: the equal quantity H-index for journals. 1443-1468 - Jungwon Min:
Community broker effects: evidence from Japanese research networks. 1469-1496 - Marta Kuc-Czarnecka, Andrea Saltelli:
Ranking the rankers. An analysis of science-wide author databases of standardised citation indicators. 1497-1517 - Rüdiger Mutz, Lutz Bornmann, Robin Haunschild:
How to use assignments of United Nations sustainable development goals (SDGs) to scientific papers in research evaluation? The proposal of a gold standard combining assignments from different data providers. 1519-1546 - Houqiang Yu, Yian Liang, Yinghua Xie:
Understanding the sustainability of supply-demand in peer review system: an analysis based on scholars' research and review activities. 1547-1569 - Nicolas Scelles, Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva:
Making the impact of publications within a field comparable by improving the field-weighted citation impact (FWCI): the case of sport management. 1571-1586 - Shuwen Wang, Minglu Li, Jianping Li, Dengsheng Wu:
Do researchers from prestigious universities deserve advantages in research funding? Evidence from the National Natural Science Foundation of China. 1587-1615 - Paolo Fantozzi, Valerio Ficcadenti, Maurizio Naldi:
The university research assessment dilemma: a decision support system for the next evaluation campaigns. 1617-1658 - Frode Eika Sandnes:
Are there too many papers by the same authors within the same conference proceedings? Norms and extremities within the field of human-computer interaction. 1659-1699 - Bárbara S. Lancho-Barrantes:
Exploratory factor analysis of bibliometric indicators for the Sustainable Development Goals. 1701-1729 - Julian Decius, Miriam Schilbach:
Fair credit? The impact of shared first authorship on academic career evaluation. 1731-1750 - Mona Farouk Ali:
Investigating shifts in publication patterns after launching scientometric evaluation at Egyptian universities: an analysis of submitted research for promotion. 1751-1787 - Fan Pan, Yiying Yang:
Diachronic change in lexical complexity of research articles (1970-2020): economics vs. medicine. 1789-1812 - Andrey Lovakov, Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva:
Scientometric indicators in research evaluation and research misconduct: analysis of the Russian university excellence initiative. 1813-1829 - Yang Ding, Fernando Moreira:
Funding and productivity: Does winning grants affect the scientific productivity of recipients? Evidence from the social sciences and economics. 1831-1870 - Yuanyuan Wang, Yang Zhang, Jianhua Hou, Dongyi Wang:
Who tweets about quantum physics research on Twitter: the impact of user types, tweet content and interaction patterns. 1871-1899 - Domenico A. Maisano, Luca Mastrogiacomo, Lucrezia Ferrara, Fiorenzo Franceschini:
A large-scale semi-automated approach for assessing document-type classification errors in bibliometric databases. 1901-1938 - Josep Maria Argilés-Bosch, Yuliya Kasperskaya, Josep García-Blandón, Diego Ravenda:
The interplay of author and editor gender in acceptance delays: evidence from accounting journals. 1939-1965 - Kateryna Akbash, Natalia Oleksiivna Pasichnyk, Renat Rizhniak:
Numismatic journals from the Scopus scientometric database: statistics, trends, collaboration. 1967-1987 - Bakthavachalam Elango:
Assigning different document types by Scopus for similar contents: an exploratory analysis. 1989-2003
Volume 130, Number 4, April 2025
- Soyea Lee, Junseok Hwang, Eunsang Cho:
Dynamic patterns of AI technology diffusion: focusing on time series clustering and patent analysis. 2005-2036 - Yuan Xu, Xi Chen, Jin Mao, Gang Li:
Will patents with more interdisciplinary scientific knowledge have higher technological impact? Empirical evidence from USPTO patents. 2037-2068 - Zhengang Zhang, Chuanming Yu, Jingnan Wang, Lu An:
A temporal evolution and fine-grained information aggregation model for citation count prediction. 2069-2091 - Alberto Baccini, Cristina Re:
Is the panel fair? Evaluating panel compositions through network analysis. The case of research assessments in Italy. 2093-2135 - Xinhang Zhao, Xuefeng Wang, Yuqin Liu, Hongshu Chen, Rui Guo:
Evolution of journal preference based on topic focus: A case study in the technology innovation management field. 2137-2166 - Adam Ploszaj:
Air travel and research collaboration: a quasi-experimental insight. 2167-2183 - Rodrigo da Luz Barcellos, Daniel de Abreu Pereira Uhr, Eliana de Lemos Crestani, Lígia Mori Madeira, Marcelo Nogueira Cortimiglia:
The impact of innovation policies on scientometric indicators: a study through the combination of punctuated equilibrium theory and synthetic control method. 2185-2212 - Giovanni Abramo, Ciriaco Andrea D'Angelo, Edita G. Gzoyan, Shushanik A. Sargsyan:
Benchmarking research performance in a post-Soviet science system: the case of Armenia. 2213-2235 - Hussam Alshraideh, Mohamed Abdelgawad:
On the credibility of QS and THE ranking by subject area: misalignment of subject mapping to academic disciplines. 2237-2272 - Adam Ploszaj:
Individual-level determinants of international academic mobility: insights from a survey of Polish scholars. 2273-2290 - Hakan Soner Sener, Idris Semih Kaya, Mücella Sena Köksal, Zehra Taskin:
Closing the door behind: metric-based research evaluation systems and gatekeeping towards young researchers. 2291-2310 - Chengzhi Zhang, Xinyi Yan, Lei Zhao, Yingyi Zhang:
Enhancing keyphrase extraction from academic articles using section structure information. 2311-2343 - Pilar Valderrama, Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado, Adela Baca, Daniel Torres-Salinas:
Can altmetric mentions reflect the quality of evidence? A study in Biomedical and Life Sciences. 2345-2356 - Tian-Yuan Huang, Jie Xue:
Examining the role of co-first authorship in scientific collaboration: a quantitative study. 2357-2377 - Cheng Deng, Xue Zhang, Zhibo Yang, Mingze Zhang:
Impact of interdisciplinarity on disruptive innovation: the moderating role of collaboration pattern and collaboration size. 2379-2401 - Tom Coupé, Thomas Logchies, W. Robert Reed:
Do replications receive fewer citations? A counterfactual approach. 2403-2423 - Liu Yiru, Liu Yi, Zi-han Yuan:
A comprehensive bibliometric analysis of retracted chapters based on OpenAlex database. 2425-2444 - Guoxiu He, Jia Yuan, Yunhan Yang:
Measuring academic cocoon from disparity and diversity perspectives. 2445-2474 - Jack H. Culbert, Anne Hobert, Najko Jahn, Nick Haupka, Marion Schmidt, Paul Donner, Philipp Mayr:
Reference coverage analysis of OpenAlex compared to Web of Science and Scopus. 2475-2492 - Athanasios Mazarakis, Paula Bräuer, Isabelle Dorsch:
Correction to: Evaluation of gamification as a tool for open access publishing among researchers: insights from a conjoint analysis. 2493-2495
Volume 130, Number 5, May 2025
- Qianqian Xie, Ludo Waltman:
A comparison of citation-based clustering and topic modeling for science mapping. 2497-2522 - Ruonan Cai, Wencan Tian, Rundong Luo, Zhichao Fang, Zhigang Hu:
Do articles with multiple corresponding authorships have a citation advantage? A double machine learning analysis approach. 2523-2550 - Bingyi Wu, Wenhao Zhou:
Where do breakthroughs originate? Utilizing patent knowledge network to identify breakthrough technological innovations. 2551-2576 - Rafal Zbonikowski:
What influences the number of citations of scientific articles? Study on colloid and interface science. 2577-2593 - Nicola Scafetta:
Measuring scholarly performance using comprehensive standardized research-teaching (RT) score. 2595-2616 - Baicun Li, Aruhan Bai:
The influence of grant renewal on research content: evidence from NIH-funded PIs. 2617-2638 - Xinzhe Li, Xiao Lu:
Analysis of the research collaboration organizational characteristics and scientific impact of large-scale research facilities: a case study of Chinese large-scale research facilities. 2639-2671 - Suchismita Banerjee, Abhik Ghosh, Banasri Basu:
Exploring citation diversity in scholarly literature: an entropy-based approach. 2673-2704 - Xinhua Chai, Qiang Wu:
What kind of research network configurations lead to high academic productivity for young management scholars? - A fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA). 2705-2748 - Junwan Liu, Zining Cui, Chenchen Huang, Yinglu Song:
Choosing a career partner: birds of a feather flock together. 2749-2781 - Stephen R. Porter:
Understanding ORCID adoption among academic researchers. 2783-2797 - Olumide A. Odeyemi, Yvonne Parry, Shahid Ullah, Nina Sivertsen:
Unsuccessful research funding applications: a scoping review of causes and impacts on Australian researchers and research projects. 2799-2828 - Dong Joon Park:
Do epistemic similarity and experiential familiarity enhance the productivity of early-career interdisciplinary researchers? 2829-2859 - Louise Olsbro Rosengaard, Mikkel Zola Andersen, Jacob Rosenberg, Siv Fonnes:
Cochrane reviews received more online attention than other systematic reviews - except when published in leading medical journals. 2861-2874 - Behrooz Rasuli, Michael Boock, Joachim Schöpfel, Brenda Van Wyk:
The link between dissertation metadata completeness and user engagement in an institutional repository. 2875-2899 - Liyue Chen, Jielan Ding, Donghuan Song, Zihao Qu:
Exploring scientific contributions through citation context and division of labor. 2901-2921 - Guo Chen, Shuya Chen, Zhili Chen, Lu Xiao, Jiming Hu:
How much data is sufficient for reliable bibliometric domain analysis? A multi-scenario experimental approach. 2923-2946 - Manuel Goyanes, Márton Demeter, Natasa Simeunovic Bajic, Homero Gil de Zúñiga:
Gender disparities in first authorship: examining the Matilda effect across communication, political science, and sociology. 2947-2961 - Kai Nishikawa, Akiyoshi Murakami:
Does open access foster interdisciplinary citations? Decomposing open access citation advantage. 2963-2986 - Mingze Zhang, Lili Wang, Zexia Li:
The impact of team compositions on disruptive and novel research in large-scale research infrastructures. 2987-3011 - Michael E. Rose, Stefano H. Baruffaldi:
Finding Doppelgängers in Scopus: how to build scientists control groups using sosia. 3013-3028 - Leonardo Biazoli, Bruna de Paula Fonseca, Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel, Eric Araújo, Izabela Regina Cardoso de Oliveira:
International mobility boosts scientific careers: a synthetic control analysis of Brazilian researchers. 3029-3051 - Teddy Lazebnik, Ariel Rosenfeld:
How lonely or influential is the Lone Wolf? An analysis of individual scholars' solo-authorship dynamics. 3053-3069 - Petr Praus:
A note on the topic of single-author articles in science. 3071-3088
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