Scientometrics

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Volume 130, issue 8, 2025

Firms’ intellectual property protection with national versus European design rights: a count model pp. 4157-4186

Doris Schartinger and Michael Barber

A novel unsupervised learning framework for measuring the technological innovation of patents pp. 4187-4219

Xipeng Liu, Xinmiao Li, Jinpeng Liu and Ping Zhang

The impact of patent citation on the citation performance of academic papers pp. 4221-4248

Lewei Zhou, Mingliang Yue, Tingcan Ma and Chundong Li

How to characterize patent quality with multiple indicators? Evidence based on economic performance of Chinese companies pp. 4249-4281

Jia Lin, Howei Wu and Ho-Mou Wu

Field identification and opportunity discovery of photovoltaics technology: deep transfer learning method pp. 4283-4307

Ruilian Han, Lu An, Wei Zhou and Gang Li

Comparing representations of a discipline derived through LDA vs. intellectual content analysis: the case of information science pp. 4309-4337

Kaisa Ylikruuvi, Kalervo Järvelin, Pertti Vakkari and Martti Juhola

Urban scaling of patents and relation with socioeconomic strength for German cities and their urban areas pp. 4339-4367

Anthony F. J. Raan and Jos J. Winnink

Academic collaboration networks study on library and information science community pp. 4369-4395

Le-Ye Yao, Kai-Yi Chen and Peng-Hui Lyu

Flexible recruitment of overseas talent pp. 4397-4422

Guangyuan Hu, Hongxu Liu and Li Tang

Research exploration, collaborative partnerships, and scientific breakthrough: evidence from China’s State Key Laboratories pp. 4423-4464

Tao Yi and Chaoying Tang

Mf-cite: citation intent classification in scientific papers based on multi-feature fusion pp. 4465-4493

Xiujuan Xu, Yueyue Xie, Xiaowei Zhao and Yu Liu

A context-aware enhanced local citation recommendation model integrating SciBERT and self-adaptive attention pp. 4495-4517

Qianqian Wang, Hao Li, Mingjie Ma and Zhenhua Li

Science out of its Ivory Tower: improving accessibility with reinforcement learning pp. 4519-4543

Haining Wang, Jason Clark, Hannah McKelvey, Leila Sterman, Zheng Gao, Zuoyu Tian, Sandra Kübler and Xiaozhong Liu

A quantitative assessment of potential benefits and challenges of international researcher mobility for home and host countries: evidence from the Chinese Scholarship Council programmes pp. 4545-4572

Qianqian Xie and Alfredo Yegros-Yegros

Geothermal energy application papers with location titles attract fewer citations pp. 4573-4590

Yinghong Qin, Fanghua Li and Tianyu Wang

The impact of scientific articles on Chinese social media: examining its correlation with novelty and citations pp. 4591-4619

Yuanyuan Zhou and Jiaojiao Ji

How does social media mention academic papers? Evidence from WeChat in China pp. 4621-4665

Siluo Yang, Longfei Li, Yujie Jin and Qian Feng

Mapping product development trajectories: product citation network pp. 4667-4696

Dawoon Jeong and Jeong-Dong Lee

Science diplomacy: A global research field? Findings from a bibliometric analysis of the science diplomacy scholarship of the past twenty years pp. 4697-4722

Anna-Lena Rüland, Lise H. Andersen, Alan Kai Hassen, Carringtone Kinyanjui, Annika Ralfs and Bruno Iochins Grisci

Who talks to the prof? Gender differences in interaction with senior scholars at four academic conferences pp. 4723-4748

Mark Lutter, Jan Riebling and Linus Weidner

Who leads matters: diversity and external collaboration in Brazilian scientific teams pp. 4749-4772

Tulio Chiarini, Emerson Gomes Santos, Larissa Pereira, Marcia Siqueira Rapini and Leandro Alves Silva

Enhancing scientific literature summarization via contrastive learning and chain-of-thought prompting pp. 4773-4799

Yu Feng, Wenkang An, Hao Wang and Zhen Yin

Popper’s probability calculus and the decline of scientific disruptiveness pp. 4801-4807

Lutz Bornmann and Russell J. Funk

Volume 130, issue 7, 2025

The underexplored effects of economic transition on intellectual property rights protection: An economic geography perspective pp. 3313-3347

Xing Gao, Senmao Xia, Yu Xiong, Xiaoxian Zhu, Yantao Ling and Mengqiu Cao

The evolution of scientific writing: an analysis of 20 million abstracts over 70 years in health and medical science pp. 3349-3366

Mollie Hawkes Hohmann, Adrian G. Barnett, Neil King and Sean D. Connell

Are questionable research practices considered a successful career strategy? A novel implementation of the implicit association test pp. 3367-3382

Antonia Velicu, Fabian Winter, Justus Rathmann and Heiko Rauhut

The structure and evolution of scholarly interests from antiquity to the eighteenth century pp. 3383-3403

Charles Dampierre and Hugo Mercier

Understanding complexity in the author-journal space pp. 3405-3432

Taylan Yenilmez

Prompt engineering for bibliographic web-scraping pp. 3433-3453

Manuel Blázquez-Ochando, Juan José Prieto-Gutiérrez and María Antonia Ovalle-Perandones

Eponyms in Science: how long can they get? pp. 3455-3482

Niklas Manz and Ian McCullough

Exaptation: unveiling the potential for technological innovation pp. 3483-3503

Seungmin Lee, Jeong-Dong Lee and Youwei He

Exploring technological landscape to uncover technological opportunities for immersive technologies in the Metaverse using patent data pp. 3505-3536

Juite Wang

How similar are field-normalized citation impact scores obtained from OpenAlex and three popular commercial databases? An empirical comparison based on large German universities pp. 3537-3569

Thomas Scheidsteger, Robin Haunschild and Lutz Bornmann

Transdisciplinary research: how much is academia heeding the call to work more closely with societal stakeholders such as industry, government, and nonprofits? pp. 3571-3595

Philip James Purnell

Examining linguistic shifts in academic writing before and after the launch of ChatGPT: a study on preprint papers pp. 3597-3627

Tong Bao, Yi Zhao, Jin Mao and Chengzhi Zhang

Positive covariation or trade-off? A cross-disciplinary investigation of shell nouns and their congruent expressions in research articles pp. 3629-3650

Yunyun Wang and Guangwei Hu

AI-enabled individual learning strategies and scientific innovation: a case from the field of computer science pp. 3651-3677

Runhui Lin, Yalin Li, Wenchang Li, Ze Ji and Biting Li

Errors, questionable practices, or misconduct? A bibliometric and altmetric review covering two decades of retractions in Latin America pp. 3679-3706

Karen Santos-d’Amorim, Elías Sanz-Casado and Raimundo Nonato Macedo Santos

Analyzing the scholarly visibility of blockchain technology research output on social media platforms using altmetrics pp. 3707-3723

B. R. Chandrakala and H. Rajendra Babu

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in research: a review of author guidelines in leading journals across eight social science disciplines pp. 3725-3741

Manuel Goyanes, Carlos Lopezosa and Valeriano Piñeiro-Naval

Research productivity and novelty under different funding models: evidence from NIH-funded research projects pp. 3743-3771

Linming Xu, Baicun Li, Shuo Chen and Meijuan Li

The link between large scientific collaboration and productivity. Rethinking how to estimate the monetary value of publications pp. 3773-3811

Francesco Giffoni, Louis Colnot and Emanuela Sirtori

The impact of international academic mobility on doctoral students’ research collaboration and publication output pp. 3813-3838

Xuelian Pan, Rui Wu, Xiaoyan Huang and Yuanyuan Zhai

Mapping the unseen in practice: comparing latent Dirichlet allocation and BERTopic for navigating topic spaces pp. 3839-3870

Pierre Benz, Carolina Pradier, Diego Kozlowski, Natsumi S. Shokida and Vincent Larivière

Do first-generation immigrant scholars outperform native researchers? Evidence from US business schools pp. 3871-3901

Weilong Bi and Benno Torgler

Global ties in science: a scientometric approach to international collaboration dependence pp. 3903-3928

Guillermo Armando Ronda-Pupo

Interdisciplinary research enhances scientists’ career resilience and long-term benefits: evidence from a large-scale bibliographic analysis pp. 3929-3959

Chen Yang, Hailong Wang, Yiduo Liu, Xusheng Wu, Fei Liu and Ben Niu

Identification of important software based on software dependency graph pp. 3961-3985

Xiaotong Hu, Ziwei Chen, Lingyun Situ, Xuelian Pan and Jin Shi

The productivity of Argentine public universities from 2013 to 2022: analysing the Malmquist Index through global and local technical changes pp. 3987-4009

Juan Antonio Dip, David Dominguez Casoratti and Facundo Costa de Arguibel

Epistemological transformations on mineralogy in Mexico’s transition as an independent country: a geohistoriometric perspective pp. 4011-4026

Lara Campos-Pérez, Xochitl Flores-Vargas, Francisco Collazo-Reyes and Miguel Ángel Pérez-Angón

Citation structural diversity: a novel metric combining structure and semantics for literature evaluation pp. 4027-4060

Mingyue Kong, Yinglong Zhang, Likun Sheng and Kaifeng Hong

On the use of factor analysis for bibliometric indicators pp. 4061-4071

Timothy L. Urban

3SA: an entity-linking algorithm for the Institution Name Disambiguation problem in affiliations using edit distance pp. 4073-4091

David Muñoz-Jordán, Gonzalo Ruiz, Pablo Cabriada, Juan Luis Durán, David Iñiguez and Alejandro Rivero

Local or global? Factors influencing authorship composition of Australian journals pp. 4093-4115

Hamid R. Jamali

The double penalty of class and gender: the research productivity of married female doctoral students pp. 4117-4140

Haotian Xu and Wenqin Shen

Alphabetical author order and co-author contributions in mathematics pp. 4141-4156

Paul Donner and Przemysław Korytkowski

Volume 130, issue 6, 2025

Metrics sonification: The introduction of new ways to present bibliometric data using publication data of Loet Leydesdorff as an example pp. 3089-3108

Lutz Bornmann and Rouven Lazlo Haegner

Operationalization of the theory of meaning in inter-social communications and its applications pp. 3109-3126

Inga Ivanova

Information and scientific discovery: Shannon, Bayes and Leydesdorff pp. 3127-3138

Henry Small

Triple helix selection in the regional innovation systems field. In memoriam: Loet Leydesdorff pp. 3139-3148

Philip Cooke

Loet Leydesdorff, the Triple Helix and ways to capture societal impact—a tribute pp. 3149-3154

Martin Meyer

Measuring a moving target: innovation studies in practice pp. 3155-3181

Andrea Scharnhorst

International science collaboration as a complex adaptive system in the work of Loet Leydesdorff pp. 3183-3193

Caroline S. Wagner

Science of science pp. 3195-3211

Staša Milojević

Fragmentation of national research systems: the case of the Netherlands pp. 3213-3227

Janpieter Pol and Koen Frenken

Towards multiple ontologies in science mapping. A tribute to Loet Leydesdorff pp. 3229-3255

Ismael Rafols

Complexity to the cube pp. 3257-3266

Paul Wouters

Editorial: A tribute to Loet Leydesdorff by his coauthors and friends pp. 3267-3274

Caroline Wagner and Paul Wouters

Academic soulmate: a memory of Loet Leydesdorff pp. 3275-3277

Henry Etzkowitz

Innovation and the Triple Helix pp. 3279-3291

Henry Etzkowitz and Loet Leydesdorff

Circling around interdisciplinarity pp. 3293-3311

Peter Besselaar

Volume 130, issue 5, 2025

A comparison of citation-based clustering and topic modeling for science mapping pp. 2497-2522

Qianqian Xie and Ludo Waltman

Do articles with multiple corresponding authorships have a citation advantage? A double machine learning analysis approach pp. 2523-2550

Ruonan Cai, Wencan Tian, Rundong Luo, Zhichao Fang and Zhigang Hu

Where do breakthroughs originate? Utilizing patent knowledge network to identify breakthrough technological innovations pp. 2551-2576

Bingyi Wu and Wenhao Zhou

What influences the number of citations of scientific articles? Study on colloid and interface science pp. 2577-2593

Rafał Zbonikowski

Measuring scholarly performance using comprehensive standardized research-teaching (RT) score pp. 2595-2616

Nicola Scafetta

The influence of grant renewal on research content: evidence from NIH-funded PIs pp. 2617-2638

Baicun Li and Aruhan Bai

Analysis of the research collaboration organizational characteristics and scientific impact of large-scale research facilities: a case study of Chinese large-scale research facilities pp. 2639-2671

Xinzhe Li and Xiao Lu

Exploring citation diversity in scholarly literature: an entropy-based approach pp. 2673-2704

Suchismita Banerjee, Abhik Ghosh and Banasri Basu

What kind of research network configurations lead to high academic productivity for young management scholars?—A fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) pp. 2705-2748

Xinhua Chai and Qiang Wu

Choosing a career partner: birds of a feather flock together pp. 2749-2781

Junwan Liu, Zining Cui, Chenchen Huang and Yinglu Song

Understanding ORCID adoption among academic researchers pp. 2783-2797

Stephen R. Porter, Paul D. Umbach and Chris Willis

Unsuccessful research funding applications: a scoping review of causes and impacts on Australian researchers and research projects pp. 2799-2828

Olumide A. Odeyemi, Yvonne Parry, Shahid Ullah and Nina Sivertsen

Do epistemic similarity and experiential familiarity enhance the productivity of early-career interdisciplinary researchers? pp. 2829-2859

Dong Joon Park

Cochrane reviews received more online attention than other systematic reviews—except when published in leading medical journals pp. 2861-2874

Louise Olsbro Rosengaard, Mikkel Zola Andersen, Jacob Rosenberg and Siv Fonnes

The link between dissertation metadata completeness and user engagement in an institutional repository pp. 2875-2899

Behrooz Rasuli, Michael Boock, Joachim Schöpfel and Brenda Wyk

Exploring scientific contributions through citation context and division of labor pp. 2901-2921

Liyue Chen, Jielan Ding, Donghuan Song and Zihao Qu

How much data is sufficient for reliable bibliometric domain analysis? A multi-scenario experimental approach pp. 2923-2946

Guo Chen, Shuya Chen, Zhili Chen, Lu Xiao and Jiming Hu

Gender disparities in first authorship: examining the Matilda effect across communication, political science, and sociology pp. 2947-2961

Manuel Goyanes, Marton Demeter, Nataša Simeunović Bajić and Homero Gil Zúñiga

Does open access foster interdisciplinary citations? Decomposing open access citation advantage pp. 2963-2986

Kai Nishikawa and Akiyoshi Murakami

The impact of team compositions on disruptive and novel research in large-scale research infrastructures pp. 2987-3011

Mingze Zhang, Lili Wang and Zexia Li

Finding Doppelgängers in Scopus: how to build scientists control groups using sosia pp. 3013-3028

Michael Rose and Stefano H. Baruffaldi

International mobility boosts scientific careers: a synthetic control analysis of Brazilian researchers pp. 3029-3051

Leonardo Biazoli, Bruna Paula Fonseca, Mine Çetinkaya-Rundel, Eric Araújo and Izabela Regina Cardoso Oliveira

How lonely or influential is the Lone Wolf? An analysis of individual scholars’ solo-authorship dynamics pp. 3053-3069

Teddy Lazebnik and Ariel Rosenfeld

A note on the topic of single-author articles in science pp. 3071-3088

Petr Praus

Volume 130, issue 4, 2025

Dynamic patterns of AI technology diffusion: focusing on time series clustering and patent analysis pp. 2005-2036

Soyea Lee, Junseok Hwang and Eunsang Cho

Will patents with more interdisciplinary scientific knowledge have higher technological impact? Empirical evidence from USPTO patents pp. 2037-2068

Yuan Xu, Xi Chen, Jin Mao and Gang Li

A temporal evolution and fine-grained information aggregation model for citation count prediction pp. 2069-2091

Zhengang Zhang, Chuanming Yu, Jingnan Wang and Lu An

Is the panel fair? Evaluating panel compositions through network analysis. The case of research assessments in Italy pp. 2093-2135

Alberto Baccini and Cristina Re

Evolution of journal preference based on topic focus: A case study in the technology innovation management field pp. 2137-2166

Xinhang Zhao, Xuefeng Wang, Yuqin Liu, Hongshu Chen and Rui Guo

Air travel and research collaboration: a quasi-experimental insight pp. 2167-2183

Adam Ploszaj

The impact of innovation policies on scientometric indicators: a study through the combination of punctuated equilibrium theory and synthetic control method pp. 2185-2212

Rodrigo Luz Barcellos, Daniel de Abreu Pereira Uhr, Eliana Lemos Crestani, Lígia Mori Madeira and Marcelo Nogueira Cortimiglia

Benchmarking research performance in a post-Soviet science system: the case of Armenia pp. 2213-2235

Giovanni Abramo, Ciriaco Andrea D’Angelo, Edita Gzoyan and Shushanik Sargsyan

On the credibility of QS and THE ranking by subject area: misalignment of subject mapping to academic disciplines pp. 2237-2272

Hussam Alshraideh and Mohamed Abdelgawad

Individual-level determinants of international academic mobility: insights from a survey of Polish scholars pp. 2273-2290

Adam Ploszaj

Closing the door behind: metric-based research evaluation systems and gatekeeping towards young researchers pp. 2291-2310

Hakan Soner Şener, İdris Semih Kaya, Mücella Sena Köksal and Zehra Taşkın

Enhancing keyphrase extraction from academic articles using section structure information pp. 2311-2343

Chengzhi Zhang, Xinyi Yan, Lei Zhao and Yingyi Zhang

Can altmetric mentions reflect the quality of evidence? A study in Biomedical and Life Sciences pp. 2345-2356

Pilar Valderrama, Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado, Adela Baca and Daniel Torres-Salinas

Examining the role of co-first authorship in scientific collaboration: a quantitative study pp. 2357-2377

Tian-Yuan Huang and Jie Xue

Impact of interdisciplinarity on disruptive innovation: the moderating role of collaboration pattern and collaboration size pp. 2379-2401

Deng Cheng, Zhang Xue, Yang Zhibo and Zhang Mingze

Do replications receive fewer citations? A counterfactual approach pp. 2403-2423

Tom Coupé, Thomas Logchies and W. Reed

A comprehensive bibliometric analysis of retracted chapters based on OpenAlex database pp. 2425-2444

Liu Yiru, Liu Yi and Yuan Zihan

Measuring academic cocoon from disparity and diversity perspectives pp. 2445-2474

Guoxiu He, Jia Yuan and Yunhan Yang

Reference coverage analysis of OpenAlex compared to Web of Science and Scopus pp. 2475-2492

Jack H. Culbert, Anne Hobert, Najko Jahn, Nick Haupka, Marion Schmidt, Paul Donner and Philipp Mayr

Correction to: Evaluation of gamification as a tool for open access publishing among researchers: insights from a conjoint analysis pp. 2493-2495

Athanasios Mazarakis, Paula Bräuer and Isabelle Dorsch

Volume 130, issue 3, 2025

Hildrun Kretschmer (1947–2024) pp. 1327-1328

Wolfgang Glänzel, Theo Kretschmer, Bernd Markscheffel and Jean-Charles Lamirel

‘Exploring academic patent-paper pairs: a new methodology for analyzing Japan’s research landscape’ pp. 1329-1356

Nguyen Van Thien and Rene Carraz

Low awareness but high willingness to engage in science communication: a cross-disciplinary survey study in a Japanese University pp. 1357-1370

Yoshihiko Kobayashi, Kuriko Kudo, Toshiya Kobayashi, Hiroko Kinoshita, HyunJung Bang, Hiroshi Ito, Akihiro Kishimura, Yusuke Matsumoto, Masato Miwa, Motoko Unoki and Tamaki Yoshioka

Ensembling approaches to citation function classification and important citation screening pp. 1371-1419

Xiaorui Jiang

Do competitive forces tend to correct choice errors in journal selection due to imperfect attention on the part of researchers? pp. 1421-1441

J. A. García, J. J. Montero-Parodi, Rosa Rodriguez-Sánchez and J. Fdez-Valdivia

Normalising the H-index: the equal quantity H-index for journals pp. 1443-1468

Dengsheng Wu, Wenting Ao, Yuguo Min, Siting Li and Jing Li

Community broker effects: evidence from Japanese research networks pp. 1469-1496

Jungwon Min

Ranking the rankers. An analysis of science-wide author databases of standardised citation indicators pp. 1497-1517

Marta Kuc-Czarnecka and Andrea Saltelli

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 pp. 1519-1546

Rüdiger Mutz, Lutz Bornmann and Robin Haunschild

Understanding the sustainability of supply–demand in peer review system: an analysis based on scholars’ research and review activities pp. 1547-1569

Houqiang Yu, Yian Liang and Yinghua Xie

Making the impact of publications within a field comparable by improving the field-weighted citation impact (FWCI): the case of sport management pp. 1571-1586

Nicolas Scelles and Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva

Do researchers from prestigious universities deserve advantages in research funding? Evidence from the National Natural Science Foundation of China pp. 1587-1615

Shuwen Wang, Minglu Li, Jianping Li and Dengsheng Wu

The university research assessment dilemma: a decision support system for the next evaluation campaigns pp. 1617-1658

Paolo Fantozzi, Valerio Ficcadenti and Maurizio Naldi

Are there too many papers by the same authors within the same conference proceedings? Norms and extremities within the field of human–computer interaction pp. 1659-1699

Frode Eika Sandnes

Exploratory factor analysis of bibliometric indicators for the Sustainable Development Goals pp. 1701-1729

Barbara S. Lancho Barrantes

Fair credit? The impact of shared first authorship on academic career evaluation pp. 1731-1750

Julian Decius and Miriam Schilbach

Investigating shifts in publication patterns after launching scientometric evaluation at Egyptian universities: an analysis of submitted research for promotion pp. 1751-1787

Mona Farouk Ali

Diachronic change in lexical complexity of research articles (1970–2020): economics vs. medicine pp. 1789-1812

Fan Pan and Yiying Yang

Scientometric indicators in research evaluation and research misconduct: analysis of the Russian university excellence initiative pp. 1813-1829

Andrey Lovakov and Jaime A. Teixeira da Silva

Funding and productivity: Does winning grants affect the scientific productivity of recipients? Evidence from the social sciences and economics pp. 1831-1870

Yang Ding and Fernando Moreira

Who tweets about quantum physics research on Twitter: the impact of user types, tweet content and interaction patterns pp. 1871-1899

Yuanyuan Wang, Yang Zhang, Jianhua Hou and Dongyi Wang

A large-scale semi-automated approach for assessing document-type classification errors in bibliometric databases pp. 1901-1938

D. A. Maisano, L. Mastrogiacomo, L. Ferrara and F. Franceschini

The interplay of author and editor gender in acceptance delays: evidence from accounting journals pp. 1939-1965

Josep Maria Argilés-Bosch, Yuliya Kasperskaya, Josep Garcia-Blandon and Diego Ravenda

Numismatic journals from the Scopus scientometric database: statistics, trends, collaboration pp. 1967-1987

Kateryna Akbash, Natalya Pasichnyk and Renat Rizhniak

Assigning different document types by Scopus for similar contents: an exploratory analysis pp. 1989-2003

Bakthavachalam Elango

Volume 130, issue 2, 2025

Comparing examiner citations and applicant citations: insights into technology evolution pp. 537-563

Yali Qiao, Alan L. Porter, Ying Huang, Haiyun Xu and Xuefeng Wang

Publication recommendation in incomplete networks based on graph learning pp. 565-591

Jiaying Liu and Jun Zhang

Keyword standardization and restructuring: the impact on analysing network-based science maps in innovation management research pp. 593-617

Balázs Borsi, Zsófia Vida and Sándor Soós

Repeated examiner-attorney interaction and patent approval pp. 619-639

Elena M. Tur and Arjan Markus

Unequal metrics in research publications: the impact of bibliometric databases and faculty size across academic disciplines on university rankings in South Korea pp. 641-663

SooJeung Lee, Su Jin Kim, Sunna Park and Jung Cheol Shin

Novelty and interdisciplinarity in criminology: how data-drivenness connects both pp. 665-678

Anne Kavalerchik

GAN-CITE: leveraging semi-supervised generative adversarial networks for citation function classification with limited data pp. 679-703

Krittin Chatrinan, Thanapon Noraset and Suppawong Tuarob

Ranking Departments based on research quality: a statistical evaluation of the ISPD indicator pp. 705-725

Federica Galli and Fedele Greco

A review on the novelty measurements of academic papers pp. 727-753

Yi Zhao and Chengzhi Zhang

Acknowledgments in scientific papers by Ukrainian researchers during the initial years of the Russo-Ukrainian war pp. 755-762

Serhii Nazarovets

The compliance to FAIR principles of shared data in addiction research pp. 763-779

Andrea Sixto-Costoya, Antonia Ferrer-Sapena, Rafael Aleixandre-Benavent, Fernanda Peset, Juan Carlos Valderrama-Zurián and Luiza Petrosyan

Understanding of evolutionary features in the library and information science with interdisciplinary network analysis pp. 781-808

Yunhan Liu, Xia Xu and Shuqing Li

Discovering AI adoption patterns from big academic graph data pp. 809-831

Sang Yoon Kim, Won Kyung Lee, Su Jung Jee and So Young Sohn

Trace on both sides: a two-step text mining method to identify academic inventors’ patent–paper pairs pp. 833-860

Yuhang Wang, Lei Pei, Jianjun Sun and Lele Kang

Predicting the time to first citation for medical articles using survival analysis and the association between this time and citation counts pp. 861-880

Sutthisak Srisawad, Kullacha Lertsittiphan, Sirirut Tunsirirut and Pennapa Saenkla

The definition of highly cited researchers: the effect of different approaches on the empirical outcome pp. 881-907

Rainer Frietsch, Sonia Gruber and Lutz Bornmann

Mapping the path to interdisciplinary innovation: a study of key roles in disciplinary convergence pp. 909-935

Qian Yu, Zhongjun Wei and Nian Liu

Concentration versus excellence: lessons learned of European R&D &I framework programs pp. 937-967

Zsolt T. Kosztyán, Frigyes Hausz, Tibor Csizmadia, Attila Katona, István Szabó and Beáta Fehérvölgyi

Ukrainian universities in QS World University Rankings: when the means become ends pp. 969-997

Myroslava Hladchenko

Acknowledgment analysis: insight into biopharmaceutical company-funded papers and patents pp. 999-1044

Xinyuan Zhang and Qing Xie

Examining scholarly communication on X (Twitter): insights from participants tweeting COVID-19 and ChatGPT publications pp. 1045-1076

Yingxin Estella Ye, Jin-Cheon Na and Meky Liu

Combining referenced publication year spectroscopy and topic clustering to identify key knowledge foundations in scientometrics: an analysis of recipients of the Price Award pp. 1077-1099

Wei Cheng, Dejun Zheng, Xiaomin Zheng and Huanhuan Ni

Measuring knowledge flow in the interdisciplinary field of biosecurity: full counting method or fractional counting method? pp. 1101-1128

Xi Wang, Dongqiao Li, Xiwen Liu and Zhiqiang Wang

The “leaky pipeline” in the academic growth: evidence from excellent young scientists of the NSFC pp. 1129-1158

Xiaohong Wang, Jiyang Zhao and Ben Zhang

Comparative opinion mining of tweets on retracted papers and their valid peers: a semi-experimental follow-up pp. 1159-1179

Mahsa Amiri and Hajar Sotudeh

Which topics are best represented by science maps? An analysis of clustering effectiveness for citation and text similarity networks pp. 1181-1199

Juan Pablo Bascur, Suzan Verberne, Nees Jan Eck and Ludo Waltman

Comeback or dropout: study of discontinued researchers at early career stage pp. 1201-1236

Avijit Gayen, Somyajit Chakraborty, Saikat Mitra and Angshuman Jana

GDP baseline ranking of scientific performance pp. 1237-1251

Gangan Prathap

Evaluation of gamification as a tool for open access publishing among researchers: insights from a conjoint analysis pp. 1253-1280

Athanasios Mazarakis, Paula Bräuer and Isabelle Dorsch

Do prolific arts and humanities authors have publishing preferences? pp. 1281-1302

Yu-Wei Chang and Hsuan-Tung Yeh

The causal effect of the global crisis on open science research impact: a bibliometric causal analysis pp. 1303-1325

Marek Deja

Volume 130, issue 1, 2025

Technological adoptions and sector-specific innovations in a low-tech environment: key actors and sources of R&D in InsurTech pp. 1-20

Sercan Ozcan, Dominik Brian Vogel and Ozcan Saritas

The use of emotion words by the sciences and other subjects pp. 21-42

John G. Benjafield

Reliable individual differences in researcher performance capacity estimates: evaluating productivity as explanatory variable pp. 43-66

Boris Forthmann, Marie Beisemann, Philipp Doebler and Rüdiger Mutz

Keeping up with the Max Plancks? Germany’s quest for university excellence and the role of public research institutes in doctoral education pp. 67-108

Guido Buenstorf, Johannes Koenig and Anne Otto

Assessment of subject-normalized comprehensiveness of research-intensive universities pp. 109-131

Saulo Mendes

The diachronic change in linguistic positivity in the academic book reviewing of language studies: a text-mining analysis pp. 133-157

Xueying Liu and Haoran Zhu

A study of the index time of early access articles pp. 159-186

Yunu Zhu

Using multinational patent data to measure a design change in early aviation pp. 187-204

Peter B. Meyer

Science communicators, flat-earthers, or fitness coaches: who is citing scientific publications in youtube video descriptions? pp. 205-235

Olga Zagovora and Katrin Weller

The diversity and (dis-)similarity of Brazilian universities’ research portfolios pp. 237-266

Geziel Fernandez Tuesta, Esteban Fernandez Tuesta, Luciano Antônio Digiampietri and Dominik Hartmann

Disentangling patent quality: using a large language model for a systematic literature review pp. 267-311

Valentin J. Schmitt

Journal article classification using abstracts: a comparison of classical and transformer-based machine learning methods pp. 313-342

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