Scientometrics
1999 - 2026
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Volume 131, issue 4, 2026
- Technology opportunity prediction based on SAO representation learning pp. 1999-2023

- Jinzhu Zhang, Xuan Zhang, Jialu Shi and Mingxia Lu
- The scientific landscape in the South Caucasus: a comparative analysis of Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia (2012–2024) pp. 2025-2047

- Edita Gzoyan, Gunnar Sivertsen and Shushanik Sargsyan
- Systemic gendered citation imbalance in computer science: evidence from conferences and journals pp. 2049-2077

- Kazuki Nakajima, Yuya Sasaki, Sohei Tokuno and George Fletcher
- Information characteristics of patents and academic papers for drug repurposing pp. 2079-2107

- Hyunjin Shin, Seokhyun Ryu and Sungjoo Lee
- Does SSH–STEM interdisciplinarity promote scientific disruption? pp. 2109-2131

- Shitao Hu, Yundong Xie, Jiaqi Cheng and Yong Li
- Determining quality dimensions for peer review reports using a Delphi approach pp. 2133-2183

- Amanda Sizo, Adriano Lino, Álvaro Rocha and Luis Paulo Reis
- Trends and impact of single-author publications among vascular surgeons in the UK pp. 2185-2192

- Marianna Evangelia Kapsetaki
- Mapping the current scenario of gold and green open access in India: trends and patterns from DOAJ and OpenDOAR pp. 2193-2212

- Sana Zia
- Mis-indexing advertisements as scholarly documents in Scopus: empirical evidence of document-type misclassification pp. 2213-2235

- Bakthavachalam Elango
- Can large language models assess the quality of peer review? An empirical study pp. 2237-2259

- Ying Tang, Yanlan Kang, Sunsi Wu, Ruilin Zhang and Zhuanlan Sun
- Not all peer reviews are significant: a dataset of exhaustive vs. trivial scientific peer reviews leveraging chain-of-thought reasoning pp. 2261-2301

- Prabhat Kumar Bharti, Mihir Panchal, Viral Dalal, Mayank Agarwal and Asif Ekbal
- Using language models to label clusters of scientific documents pp. 2303-2332

- Dakota Murray, Chaoqun Ni, Weiye Gu and Trevor Hubbard
- Detecting AI adoption at scale: a web mining and LLM methodology pp. 2333-2372

- Ana Pastor-Merino, Xavier Martínez-Barbero and Josep Domenech
- Exploring retrieval-augmented generation for multi-label discipline classification of academic short texts pp. 2373-2399

- Duxin Shang, Yufeng Duan, Ping Bai and Jiahong Xie
- Fine-tuning SciBERT to enable ASJC-based assessments of the disciplinary orientation of research collections pp. 2401-2438

- Michael Gusenbauer, Jochen Endermann, Harald Huber, Simon Strasser, Andreas-Nizar Granitzer and Thomas Ströhle
- Technological impact-guided technology opportunity analysis using a generative-predictive machine learning model pp. 2439-2469

- Gyumin Lee and Changyong Lee
- Multi-intent prediction of scientific literature based on heterogeneous graph fusion network pp. 2471-2494

- Zhibang Quan, Jin Mao and Gang Li
- AI-enhanced multi-dimensional measurement of technological convergence through heterogeneous graph and semantic learning pp. 2495-2522

- Siming Deng, Runsong Jia, Chunjuan Luan, Mengjia Wu and Yi Zhang
- Utilizing large model for content-based identification of disruptive and developmental research pp. 2523-2548

- Shengzhi Huang, Wei Lu, Yong Huang, Yinpeng Liu, Qikai Cheng and Qicong Wang
- Predicting patent transaction cycle using neural hazard model: evidence from technology transactions between companies in South Korea pp. 2549-2583

- Jaewon Rhee, Min-Seung Kim, Sang-Hwa Lee, Sang-Hyeon Park and Tae-Eung Sung
- Prediction of patent grant using interpretable citation-guided graph neural networks pp. 2585-2616

- Xinyu Tong, Yonghe Lu and Kazuyuki Motohashi
- Recommending university-industry collaboration: a topic-institution graph-based solution pp. 2617-2651

- Lu Huang, Xiaoli Cao, Hang Ren, Guangchao Wang and Yani Wang
- Personalized and diverse research topic recommendation for scholars: a graph convolutional network approach with large language model-based semantic enhancement pp. 2653-2687

- Huchen Jiang, Jin Mao, Hao Wang and Zhixiang Wu
- Co-Reviewer: can AI review like a human? An agentic framework for LLM-human alignment in peer review pp. 2689-2730

- Prabhat Kumar Bharti, Viral Dalal and Mihir Panchal
- A multi-dimensional coupling model for detecting science-technology interactions within AI pp. 2731-2767

- Zhichao Ba, Leqi Zhu, Yujie Zhang, Kai Meng and Zujun Liu
Volume 131, issue 3, 2026
- Research on high-value patent identification model from perspective of patent transfer pp. 1371-1392

- Zengyuan Wu, Ying Li, Xiangli Han, Yuanyang Teng, Xueyan Niu and Bin He
- Comparative analysis of h-index variants using an extensive dataset pp. 1393-1414

- Ilyas Ahmad, Abdul Shahid, Sana Ullah Khan, Tariq Hussain, Wajahat Akbar, Razaz Waheeb Attar and Amal Hassan Alhazmi
- Beyond authorship: Analyzing disciplinary differences of contribution statements using the CRediT taxonomy pp. 1415-1436

- Elvira González-Salmón, Victoria Di Césare, Aoxia Xiao and Nicolas Robinson-Garcia
- Enhancing academic paper recommendations using fine-grained knowledge entities and multifaceted document embeddings pp. 1437-1486

- Haixu Xi, Heng Zhang and Chengzhi Zhang
- Assessing structural inequality in strategic management research: a complexity-based diversity approach pp. 1487-1504

- Guillermo Armando Ronda-Pupo
- Citation distance matters: towards a new metric for evaluating journal impact pp. 1505-1524

- Kate Barnes, Ahmed Bannour, Levente Török and Roland Molontay
- The evolution of Baltic scientific journals pp. 1525-1548

- Gergely Ferenc Lendvai, Péter Sasvári and Arūnas Gudinavičius
- Improving author name disambiguation with explanations of deep learning models pp. 1549-1566

- ZhiJian Fang, Yue Zhuo, Liming Tu, Lili He, Huang Chen, Jinying Xu, Ganwei Shi, Yu Cheng, Yiqun Zheng and HuaXiong Zhang
- Internationalization and online availability of doctoral research in France: contrasting scholarly fields pp. 1567-1590

- Matthieu Cisel, Pauline Antognelli and Nicolas Laudier
- Nuclear science in North Korea: a case study of the Journal of Kim Il-Sung university, 1982–2024 pp. 1591-1633

- Dae Un Hong
- Human writing and machine patterns: analyzing a decade of convergence pp. 1635-1654

- Eunsuk Chang
- Unpacking time lags in Nobel Prize awards: a global and disciplinary perspective pp. 1655-1676

- Nan Wei, Zifeng Li, Quan Gao, Yi Yu and Jing Xie
- Partner diversity and post-project effort in achieving scientific novelty and impact pp. 1677-1705

- Chaewon Park and Sung Joo Bae
- Awakening Sleeping Beauties from articles on mRNA vaccines against COVID-19 pp. 1707-1730

- Artemis Chaleplioglou, Efstathia Selinopoulou, Konstantinos Kyprianos and Alexandros Koulouris
- An analysis of ChatGPT’s performance in predicting countries and regions of origin from personal names pp. 1731-1754

- Paul Sebo
- “Get a PhD and Get Out”: is this really the silver bullet? Insights on postdoctoral academic careers from East Central Europe pp. 1755-1799

- Zsolt T. Kosztyàn, Tünde Király, Judit Sulyok, Katalin Formádi, Nóra Obermayer and Gábor Michalkó
- Enhancing patent recommendations for product innovation: integrating industry relevance and technology trends with multi-view learning pp. 1801-1825

- Yuwen Chen, Peihu Zhu, Weiwei Deng, Xiaoming Huang, Jian Ma and Jin Qin
- Collaborating with program committee members: effects on publications in leading security conferences pp. 1827-1845

- Mingye Niu, Lingyun Situ and Jin Shi
- The complex ecosystem of hyperprolific authors pp. 1847-1895

- Jussara M. Almeida, Alessia Antelmi, Marcos André Gonçalves and Maria Angela Pellegrino
- Açaí (Euterpe spp.) and the Sustainable Development Goals: a systematic review of innovations, gaps, and challenges in the “purple gold” bioeconomy pp. 1897-1945

- Bruno Teixeira, Patrícia Santos, Nathalie Cialdella and Hervé Rogez
- SOPHIS: an open-access database for quantitative studies of contemporary philosophy of science pp. 1947-1978

- Eugenio Petrovich, Selene Allevi, Edoardo Fazzini and Lorenzo Gandolfi
- Understanding the h-index with self-citation visualizations pp. 1979-1989

- Frode Eika Sandnes
- Scientific collaboration without flights: Ukraine’s wartime adaptation pp. 1991-1995

- Serhii Nazarovets
- Correction to: Diachronic changes in the titles of medical research articles (1920–2020): length, content, formats, and syntactic structures pp. 1997-1998

- Fan Pan and Manyue Luo
Volume 131, issue 2, 2026
- Exploring ORCID adoption and metadata presence in Spain’s research landscape pp. 805-823

- Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado, Benjamín Vargas-Quesada, Teresa Muñoz-Écija and Zaida Chinchilla-Rodríguez
- Learned societies in the academic landscape: challenges in identifying and categorizing organizations pp. 825-844

- Emanuel Kulczycki, Janne Pölönen, Mikael Laakso and Zehra Taşkın
- Analysing the coverage of the University of Bologna’s bibliographic and citation metadata in OpenCitations collections pp. 845-871

- Erica Andreose, Salvatore Di Marzo, Ivan Heibi, Silvio Peroni and Leonardo Zilli
- How does the academia refer to open research information data sources? A review study based on OpenAlex and Microsoft Academic series pp. 873-899

- Zhe Cao, Lin Zhang, Ying Huang and Robin Haunschild
- Estimating transformative agreement impact on hybrid open access: a comparative large-scale study using Scopus, Web of Science and open metadata pp. 901-924

- Najko Jahn
- Presenting a classifier to improve the identification of research journal publications in OpenAlex pp. 925-941

- Nick Haupka
- A deep learning-based model for patent portfolio recommendation leveraging overall and sequential features pp. 943-969

- Manru Xu, Jianshan Sun, Haifeng Ling, Thushari Silva and Jianmin He
- Quantifying organisational-level climate innovation performance: measuring climate value of patent portfolios pp. 971-1006

- Maximilian Elsen and Frank Tietze
- Pioneering exploration in patent landscape studies: leveraging large language models and in-context learning for deeper insights pp. 1007-1035

- Jianliang Yang, Mengchun Zhao, Minghui Qian, Zhian Ying, Chi Wang and Shulin Guo
- Shaping scientific papers diffusion structure: academia and public in social media networks pp. 1037-1066

- Yuanyuan Wang, Yang Zhang, Jianhua Hou and Bili Zheng
- Measuring innovation—a composite index of innovation volume at firm level pp. 1067-1118

- Aman Preet Singh and Sonia Garg
- Does Diversity of Expertise Drive Citation Impact? Evidence from Computer Science pp. 1119-1146

- Angelo Salatino, Francesco Osborne, Diego Reforgiato Recupero, Simone Angioni and Enrico Motta
- DBLP-TKT: a time-series dataset and deep learning model for academic keyword trend prediction pp. 1147-1183

- Anab Batool Kazmi and Muhammad Arshad Islam
- Disclosing the competitive-cooperative mechanism driving topic evolution from the perspective of topic function analysis pp. 1185-1207

- Junying Chen, Wei Lu, Zhenzhen Xu, Feiyang Chen and Shengzhi Huang
- Collaborative structures and research productivity: an empirical analysis with Bayesian networks pp. 1209-1236

- Antonio Zinilli, Lorenzo Giammei and Emanuela Varinetti
- Why scholars switch topics: cognitive search strategies, complementarity and career dynamics pp. 1237-1260

- Dehu Yin and Xiaopei Liu
- Predictable serendipity: how new tools turn serendipity into systematic breakthroughs pp. 1261-1284

- Alexander Krauss
- Reassessing Global Rankings: a critical review of ShanghaiRanking’s GRAS in Tourism and Hospitality pp. 1285-1320

- Shiyu Hedy Wu, Ganghua Chen, Zhenting Li and Jigang Bao
- The evaluation of retraction effect by measuring changes in citation trends before and after retraction pp. 1321-1341

- Qizhi Xu, Zedi Lin, Qing Fan and Mengxiao Zhu
- Comparing disciplinary classifications in SSH: organizational, channel-based, and text-based perspectives pp. 1343-1370

- Cristina Arhiliuc, Raf Guns and Tim C. E. Engels
Volume 131, issue 1, 2026
- Syntactic complexity variations in research article abstracts: A diachronic cross-disciplinary investigation pp. 1-30

- Jihua Dong, Mengmeng Zhang and Nana Pang
- Modeling submission decision behavior: the effect of relevance and value pp. 31-57

- Xiaoting Xu, Juan Xie, Dongqing Lyu, Zhen Zhang, Jiang Li and Ying Cheng
- Automatically investigating scientific discussions in peer review reports based on conformity score metrics pp. 59-92

- Qiao Sun, Dahai Liu, Haochen Dong and Shuangfei Li
- A cross-disciplinary comparison of article titles: length, form and content pp. 93-114

- Zhijun Li and Yangfan Su
- Measuring enterprises’ technological innovation capabilities: a method based on the combination of patent knowledge elements pp. 115-153

- Xiaobo Tang, Jialin Wu, Jing Zhu and Xin Du
- Societal impact of physics research: unpacking driving factors and moderating paths pp. 155-188

- Chao Min, Dazhi Yun, Ding Wu, Bingyi Wu and Jianjun Sun
- Self-reported and bibliometric interdisciplinarity measures rarely correspond: a survey-based comparative analysis of indicators and researcher perceptions pp. 189-208

- Dag W. Aksnes, Henrik Karlstrøm and Fredrik N. Piro
- Authenticity or self-advocacy? Identifying the credibility of positive words in scientific titles and abstracts pp. 209-234

- Huidong Wu, Jianping Li and Dengsheng Wu
- The disciplinary variations of diachronic trends of syntactic complexity in research article abstracts pp. 235-264

- Wei Xiao and Xi Zhao
- Exploring institutional academic genealogy in computer science through PQDT: enhancing the scientometric potential of dissertations pp. 265-289

- Chenxia Meng, Yunuo Wang, Yuan Cao, Yingjie Ma and Yong Zhao
- Semantic filtering meets knowledge elements: a novel approach for emerging research topics discovery pp. 291-328

- Biao Zhang and Yunwei Chen
- Scientific output in STEM disciplines and economic growth in the Visegrad Group: the role of industry pp. 329-352

- Nikola Vasilić, Isidora Beraha, Sonja Đuričin and Dijana Štrbac
- Manual and automatic paragraph-level analysis of climate change framing in academic journal editorials pp. 353-387

- Nicholas Badullovich, Manfred Stede, Berfin Aktaș, Nailia Mirzakhmedova and Patrick Saint-Dizier
- Gender bias in panel scores and in grant success: reanalyzing ‘sexism and nepotism in peer review’ by Wennerås and Wold pp. 389-411

- Peter van den Besselaar and Charlie Mom
- Analysis of ERC-linked publications: accuracy challenges with missing or incorrect grant IDs in acknowledgements pp. 413-424

- Vladan Arsenijevic
- The retraction problem in collaborations with Saudi Arabia: evidence from 2014–2023 pp. 425-441

- Ridha Mhamdi
- Citation dynamics and altmetric trends of retracted publications in Indian-funded research: pre and post retraction analysis pp. 443-464

- Devanath P. R. and Rupesh Kumar A.
- Examining the evolutionary patterns of scientific data management in China: an analysis of correlation between policy and research pp. 465-487

- Qiaoying Yang and Jiming Hu
- Data as scholarly output: addressing challenges in data citation tracking through natural language processing automation pp. 489-499

- Michael Groenendyk and Laura Ivan
- Evaluation model for research tendencies and performance of universities pp. 501-532

- Muammer Maral
- Which came first: the chicken or the egg? Analysing the bidirectionality of non-academic collaborations and scientific teams productivity pp. 533-556

- Jesús de Frutos-Belizón and Natalia García-Carbonell
- TextTAGC: a query-oriented scientific paper recommendation model based on temporal-aware graph convolution pp. 557-581

- Chao Liu, Deyou Tang, Biyao Lv, Pingjian Zhang and Zhenye Huang
- From reviews to decisions: A joint multitask aspect sentiment leveraged framework for assisting decision prediction from academic peer reviews pp. 583-608

- Sandeep Kumar, Hardik Arora, Tirthankar Ghosal and Asif Ekbal
- Exploring the fintech advancements in banking of Taiwan and the U.S. using patent-based topic modeling and generative topographic mapping pp. 609-645

- Yu-Hsiang Hsiao and Jing-Cih Wu
- The Transformative Agreement paradox: A game theory analysis of large scholarly publishers and library negotiation strategies pp. 647-664

- Müge Akbulut
- Emergence of power-law statistics in the co-authorship networks of Philippine physics researchers pp. 665-685

- Kiona Moria Aguana and Rene C. Batac
- A possible definition of the elite in a ranked population pp. 687-702

- András Schubert
- University journals in the global academic publishing landscape: Mapping over 19,000 diverse titles based on Ulrichsweb data pp. 703-731

- Maryna Nazarovets, Mikael Laakso and Zehra Taşkın
- Identifying seminal books in sociology using reference publication year spectroscopy (RPYS): do the results agree with experts’ identifications? pp. 733-752

- Lutz Bornmann
- Common errors in bibliometric reviews and a novel method for correcting them pp. 753-791

- Alexander S. McKay
- When citation counts don’t count: detecting author citation discrepancies across bibliographic databases to improve research evaluations pp. 793-800

- Manuel Goyanes and Enrique Orduña-Malea
- Research assessment by ANECA drives green open access in Spain pp. 801-804

- Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado and Daniel Torres-Salinas
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