Scientometrics

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Wolfgang Glänzel

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Volume 83, issue 3, 2010

The 12th International conference on scientometrics and informetrics pp. 603-604

Jacqueline Leta, Birger Larsen, Ronald Rousseau and Wolfgang Glänzel

Male and female involvement in patenting activity in Spain pp. 605-621

Elba Mauleón and María Bordons

Citer analysis as a measure of research impact: library and information science as a case study pp. 623-638

Isola Ajiferuke and Dietmar Wolfram

Patent activity on water pollution and treatment in China—a scientometric perspective pp. 639-651

Jun Peng Yuan, Wei Ping Yue, Cheng Su, Zheng Wu, Zheng Ma, Yun Tao Pan, Nan Ma, Zhi Yu Hu, Fei Shi, Zheng Lu Yu and Yi Shan Wu

Some new tests of relevance theory in information science pp. 653-667

Howard D. White

Making sense of the evolution of a scientific domain: a visual analytic study of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey research pp. 669-688

Chaomei Chen, Jian Zhang and Michael S. Vogeley

The distribution of the uncitedness factor and its functional relation with the impact factor pp. 689-695

L. Egghe

The role of the h-index and the characteristic scores and scales in testing the tail properties of scientometric distributions pp. 697-709

Wolfgang Glänzel

Efficiency measurement of research groups using Data Envelopment Analysis and Bayesian networks pp. 711-721

Cristhian Fabián Ruiz, Ricardo Bonilla, Diego Chavarro, Luis Antonio Orozco, Roberto Zarama and Xavier Polanco

Challenges in the study of Cuban scientific output pp. 723-737

Ricardo Arencibia-Jorge and Felix Moya-Anegón

Citation expectations: are they realized? Study of the Matthew index for Russian papers published abroad pp. 739-749

Vladimir Pislyakov and Ekaterina Dyachenko

Can we talk? How the cognitive neuroscience of attention emerged from neurobiology and psychology, 1980–2005 pp. 751-764

John T. Bruer

An advanced diffusion model to identify emergent research issues: the case of optoelectronic devices pp. 765-781

Edgar Schiebel, Marianne Hörlesberger, Ivana Roche, Claire François and Dominique Besagni

Tracking modularity in citation networks pp. 783-792

Yoshiyuki Takeda and Yuya Kajikawa

Does Urquhart’s Law hold for consortial use of electronic journals? pp. 793-808

Yaşar Tonta and Yurdagül Ünal

Web of Science with the Conference Proceedings Citation Indexes: the case of computer science pp. 809-824

Judit Bar-Ilan

Scientific knowledge and digital democracy in Brazil: how to assess public health policy debate with applied Scientometrics pp. 825-833

Maria Cristina Piumbato Innocentini Hayashi, Danilo Rothberg and Carlos Roberto Massao Hayashi

Maps of science as interdisciplinary discourse: co-citation contexts and the role of analogy pp. 835-849

Henry Small

Co-inlinking to a municipal Web space: a webometric and content analysis pp. 851-862

Kim Holmberg

Rete-netzwerk-red: analyzing and visualizing scholarly networks using the Network Workbench Tool pp. 863-876

Katy Börner, Weixia Huang, Micah Linnemeier, Russell J. Duhon, Patrick Phillips, Nianli Ma, Angela M. Zoss, Hanning Guo and Mark A. Price

Volume 83, issue 2, 2010

Why with bibliometrics the Humanities does not need to be the weakest link pp. 337-354

A. J. M. Linmans

The decline of university patenting and the end of the Bayh–Dole effect pp. 355-362

Loet Leydesdorff and Martin Meyer

Highly cited non-journal publications in political science, economics and psychology: a first exploration pp. 363-374

Anton J. Nederhof, Thed N. Leeuwen and Anthony F. J. Raan

Croatian scholarly productivity 1991–2005 measured by journals indexed in Web of Science pp. 375-395

Maja Jokić, Krešimir Zauder and Srebrenka Letina

Are highly cited papers more international? pp. 397-401

Olle Persson

Academic research commercialization and knowledge production and diffusion: the moderating effects of entrepreneurial commitment pp. 403-421

Phil Yihsing Yang and Yuan-Chieh Chang

Applying the h-index in exploring bibliometric properties of elite marketing scholars pp. 423-433

Gad Saad

Measuring relatedness between technological fields pp. 435-454

Si Hyung Joo and Yeonbae Kim

Characteristic scores and scales in a Lotkaian framework pp. 455-462

L. Egghe

How much the shared ocean or lake basins connect the researchers in neighbouring countries? pp. 463-470

Ivica Vilibić

Rethinking the size of scientific specialties: correcting Price’s estimate pp. 471-476

K. Brad Wray

A bibliometric analysis of world volatile organic compounds research trends pp. 477-492

Gangfeng Zhang, Shaodong Xie and Yuh-Shan Ho

A content analysis of referees’ comments: how do comments on manuscripts rejected by a high-impact journal and later published in either a low- or high-impact journal differ? pp. 493-506

Lutz Bornmann, Christophe Weymuth and Hans-Dieter Daniel

Acceleration of citing behavior after the millennium? Exemplary bibliometric reference analyses for psychology journals pp. 507-513

Günter Krampen

Uncovering excellence in academic rankings: a closer look at the Shanghai ranking pp. 515-524

Catherine Dehon, Alice McCathie and Vincenzo Verardi

Innovating knowledge communities pp. 525-554

S. Phineas Upham, Lori Rosenkopf and Lyle H. Ungar

Positioning knowledge: schools of thought and new knowledge creation pp. 555-581

S. Phineas Upham, Lori Rosenkopf and Lyle H. Ungar

Swedish biomedical PhD examination: an international forum and a proposed procedure for Europe pp. 583-587

Lars H. Breimer

Mapping of science journals based on h-similarity pp. 589-600

András Schubert and Sándor Soós

European Summer School for Scientometrics (ESSS) to be launched pp. 601-602

Juan Gorraiz, Christian Gumpenberger, Stefan Hornbostel, Sybille Hinze, Wolfgang Glänzel and Koenraad Debackere

Volume 83, issue 1, 2010

Evaluating scholars based on their academic collaboration activities: two indices, the RC-index and the CC-index, for quantifying collaboration activities of researchers and scientific communities pp. 1-13

Alireza Abbasi, Jörn Altmann and Junseok Hwang

Emerging research fronts in science and technology: patterns of new knowledge development pp. 15-38

S. Phineas Upham and Henry Small

Are Iranian scientists recognized as their productivity enhances? A comparison of Iran’s impact to global norms in different subfields of Science Citation Index during 2002–2005 pp. 39-54

Hajar Sotudeh

Matrices of science and technology interactions and patterns of structured growth: implications for development pp. 55-75

Leonardo Costa Ribeiro, Ricardo Machado Ruiz, Américo Tristão Bernardes and Eduardo Albuquerque

A network analysis of interdisciplinary research relationships: the Korean government’s R&D grant program pp. 77-92

Chang Hoon Yang, Han Woo Park and Jungeun Heo

Scientific output and impact of postdoctoral scientists: a gender perspective pp. 93-101

Ángel Borrego, Maite Barrios, Anna Villarroya and Candela Ollé

Bibliometric evaluation of the FP-5 and FP-6 results in the Czech Republic pp. 103-114

Jiri Vanecek, Martin Fatun and Vladimir Albrecht

Mapping library and information science in China: a coauthorship network analysis pp. 115-131

Erjia Yan, Ying Ding and Qinghua Zhu

Assessing the quality of scientific conferences based on bibliographic citations pp. 133-155

Waister Silva Martins, Marcos André Gonçalves, Alberto H. F. Laender and Nivio Ziviani

Site co-link analysis applied to small networks: a new methodological approach pp. 157-166

Pamela Lang, Fábio C. Gouveia and Jacqueline Leta

Models and orphans; concentration of the plant molecular life science research agenda pp. 167-179

Koen Jonkers

Can the centre–periphery model explain patterns of international scientific collaboration among threshold and industrialised countries? The case of South Africa and Germany pp. 181-203

Torben Schubert and Radhamany Sooryamoorthy

Tsallis q-exponential describes the distribution of scientific citations—a new characterization of the impact pp. 205-218

Aristoklis D. Anastasiadis, Marcelo P. Albuquerque, Marcio P. Albuquerque and Diogo B. Mussi

Knowledge production and the structure of collaboration networks in two scientific fields pp. 219-241

Dorothea Jansen, Regina Görtz and Richard Heidler

A comparison of bibliometric indicators for computer science scholars and journals on Web of Science and Google Scholar pp. 243-258

Massimo Franceschet

Reliability-based citation impact factor and the manipulation of impact factor pp. 259-270

Guang Yu, Dong-Hui Yang and Wang Liang

University patenting activities and their link to the quantity and quality of scientific publications pp. 271-294

Poh Wong and Annette Singh

Regional research and foreign collaboration pp. 295-320

Bo Jarneving

Using content analysis to investigate the research paths chosen by scientists over time pp. 321-335

Chiara Franzoni, Christopher L. Simpkins, Baoli Li and Ashwin Ram