Table of Contents

• Quantification - Its Affordances and LimitsJohn Carson.
• New developments in scientometric and informetric researchMike Thelwall.
• Towards Machine Readable Academic Biographies: A Deep Learning ApproachPatrick Kenekayoro. 1-10
• University characteristics and probabilities for funding of proposals in the European Framework ProgramsFredrik Niclas Piro, Dag W. Aksnes, Lisa Scordato. 11-22
• The Integrated Impact Indicator (I3) and the Journal Impact Factor: A Non‑Parametric AlternativeLoet Leydesdorff, Lutz Bornmann, Jonathan Adams 0001. 23-34
• Non-English language publications in Citation Indexes - quantity and qualityOlga Moskaleva, Mark Akoev. 35-46
• Elaborations on a cluster analytical approach to author bibliographic coupling analysis in the context of science mappingBo Jarneving. 47-58
• The anatomy of retracted papers in the Web of Science, 1998-2017Philip Roe, Grant Lewison. 59-64
• New Wine in Old Bottles? Examining Institutional Hierarchy in Mobility Networks of Prestigious Awards Laureates, 1901-2017Fan Jiang, Niancai Liu. 65-74
• The coverage of blogs and news in the three major altmetric data providersJosé Luis Ortega. 75-86
• Using a keyword extraction pipeline to understand concepts in future work sections of research papersKai Li 0010, Erjia Yan. 87-98
• The ASEAN University Network Research Performance: A Meso-level Scientometric AssessmentMohammadamin Erfanmanesh, Niusha Zohoorian-Fooladi, Abdullah Abrizah. 99-111
• The convergent validity of several (field-normalized) bibliometric indicators: How well does I3 perform for impact measurement?Lutz Bornmann, Alexander Tekles, Loet Leydesdorff. 112-124
• Technology Opportunity Analysis of Internet of Things From the Perspective of 'Technology-Market'Jianhua Liu, Song Pan, Yafei Li, Zhaohua Jiang. 125-139
• A New Perspective of Multiple-level for Measuring & Mapping Technology RelatednessChunjuan Luan, Bowen Song, Alan L. Porter. 140-150
• International Collaboration in Africa: A scientometric analysisRadhamany Sooryamoorthy. 151-159
• Mean values of skew distributions in bibliometricsUlrich Schmoch. 160-166
• Using Internet Data to Complement Traditional Innovation IndicatorsLukas Pukelis, Vilius Stanciauskas. 167-178
• What share of researchers publish monographs?Emanuel Kulczycki, Przemyslaw Korytkowski. 179-184
• Cui Prodest? Reciprocity of collaboration measured by Russian Index of Science CitationVladimir Pislyakov, Olga Moskaleva, Mark Akoev. 185-195
• The impact of CSC Scholarships on scientific outputs and collaborationXuelian Pan, Weina Hua. 196-201
• Medical research versus medical needs in AfricaHugo Confraria, Lili Wang. 202-213
• Comparing Coverage of Scopus, WoS, and OBRSS List: A Case for Institutional and National Databases of Research Output?Lai Ma, Liam Cleere. 214-222
• The regional balance of knowledge flowsGiovanni Abramo, Ciriaco Andrea D'Angelo. 223-234
• Can Altmetrics Supplement Citation Analysis for Funding Program Evaluation? Altmetric Analyses of National Cancer Institute (NCI) Extramural DivisionsHolly N. Wolcott, Duane E. Williams, Melissa Antman, James G. Corrigan, Christine Burgess. 235-240
• Research of Competition Pattern and Technology Development Trend based on Patentometrics - a Case Study of AI-fieldRongying Zhao, Xinlai Li, Danyang Li. 241-252
• Can the Emergence of New Developments in the Techno-Sciences be Indicated as 'Hot Spots' in Journal Maps?Xiaozan Lyu, Ping Zhou 0001, Loet Leydesdorff. 253-258
• Allocation of non-competitive research funding to single researchers: preliminary analysis of the short-term effectsDomenico Augusto Maisano, Luca Mastrogiacomo, Fiorenzo Franceschini. 259-270
• Mapping the research on warfare and health, 1946-2017Grant Lewison, Marian Abouzeid, Samer Jabbour, Ammar Sabouni, Manal Elzalabany, Richard Sullivan. 271-282
• Exploring the borders of a transregional knowledge network. The case of a French research federation in green chemistryMarion Maisonobe, Bastien Bernela. 283-294
• The correlation between the level of internationalization of a country's scientific production and that of relevant citing publicationsGiovanni Abramo, Ciriaco Andrea D'Angelo, Flavia Di Costa. 295-305
• Comparing institutional-level bibliometric indicator values based on different affiliation disambiguation systems. Benchmarking Web of Science and Scopus platform tools against a gold-standard data set for GermanyPaul Donner, Christine Rimmert, Nees Jan van Eck. 306-315
• Measurement of research capacity using disciplinary agglomeration indicators: National university "rankings" in JapanMasashi Shirabe. 316-321
• Retracted Research Articles from the RetractionWatch Data BaseJudit Bar-Ilan, Gali Halevi. 322-328
• Open Science Behavior of AI Industry: Collaboration Patterns and Topics from the Perspective of Cross-Institutional AuthorsXiaoling Sun 0002, Kun Ding, Yuan Lin 0001, Hongfei Lin. 329-338
• Globalization of Scientific Output: Country distribution of authors in the academic journalsVit Machacek. 339-350
• Predatory publications in Scopus: Evidence on cross-country differencesVit Machacek, Martin Srholec. 351-362
• An Exploration on the Flow of Leading Research Talents in China: from the Perspective of Distinguished Young ScholarsTingcan Ma, Ruinan Li, Guiyan Ou, Xia Wu, MingLiang Yue. 363-374
• Is Reference Publication Year Spectroscopy acceptable for Chinese Publications: Taking iMetrics Research in China as An ExampleXin Li. 375-386
• Open Peer Review: The Current Landscape and Emerging ModelsDietmar Wolfram, Peiling Wang, Hyoungjoo Park. 387-398
• Scientometric methods for Comparing on the Performance of Research Units in the Field of Quantum InformationYunwei Chen, Zhiqiang Zhang, Cheng Tao 0003, Jing Xu, Qianfei Tian, Jorge Gulín-González, Qiang Liu. 399-410
• The rivalry between Bernini and Borromini from a scientometric perspectiveMartin Wieland, Juan Gorraiz. 411-423
• Research beyond scholarly communication - the big challenge of Scientometrics 2.0Wolfgang Glänzel, Pei-Shan Chi. 424-436
• Text-Mining Historical Sources to Trace Technical Change: The Case of Mass ProductionFrederique Bone, Daniele Rotolo. 437-447
• Measuring the Impact of an Author of Multi-Authored Articles - Aggregating Metrics for Multiple Authors' AnalysisD. Gnana Bharathi. 448-458
• The impact of preprints in Library and Information Science: citations, usage, and social attentionZhiqi Wang, Wolfgang Glänzel, Yue Chen. 459-470
• Who acknowledges who? A gender analysisAdèle Paul-Hus, Philippe Mongeon, Maxime B. Sainte-Marie, Vincent Larivière. 471-476
• Accuracy of Policy Document Mentions: the Role of Altmetrics DatabasesHouqiang Yu, Xueting Cao, Tingting Xiao, Zhenyi Yang. 477-488
• University research diversification effect on its citation-based performanceAlireza Abbasi, Hamid R. Jamali. 489-500
• Which are the influential publications in the Web of Science subject categories over a long period of time? CRExplorer software used for big-data analyses in bibliometricsAndreas Thor, Lutz Bornmann, Robin Haunschild, Loet Leydesdorff. 501-510
• The influence of corresponding authorship on the impact of collaborative publications: a study on Brazilian institutions (2003-2015)Maria Cláudia Cabrini Grácio, Ely Francina Tannuri de Oliveira, Zaida Chinchilla-Rodríguez, Henk F. Moed. 511-522
• Designing healthy and sustainable food systems: how is research contributing?Agenor Lahatte, Elisabeth de Turckheim, Lucile Chalumeau. 523-534
• Using ontologies to map between research and policy data: opportunities and challengesDiana Maynard, Benedetto Lepori, Philippe Larédo. 535-540
• Innovation policy and governance networks on national innovation systemsLuis Antonio Orozco, José-Luis Villaveces, Gonzalo Ordóñez-Matamoros, Luis Gabriel Moreno-Sandoval. 541-553
• What makes some scientific findings more certain that others? A study of citing sentences for low-hedged papersHenry Small. 554-560
• A multidimensional perspective on the citation impact of scientific publicationsYi Bu, Ludo Waltman, Yong Huang. 561-572
• Higher Education's Role in Chinese National Innovation System: A Perspective of University-Industry LinkagesYu Chen, Jiawei Han, Zhaohui Xuan, Wen Gao 0015. 573-583
• Impact Indicator on Measuring Multi-Dimension Technological ConvergenceBowen Song, Chunjuan Luan. 584-595
• Scientific research collaboration in Artificial Intelligence: global trends and citations at the institution levelLipeng Fan, Yuefen Wang, Shengchun Ding. 596-607
• Mobility of African doctoral graduates of South African universities - a tracer studyMichael Kahn, Thandi Gamedze, Joshua Oghenetega. 608-618
• Can Bradford's law be applied to determine core subject terms in a subject domain?Omwoyo Bosire Onyancha, Dennis N. Ocholla. 619-630
• NETSCITY: a geospatial application to analyse and map world scale production and collaboration data between citiesMarion Maisonobe, Laurent Jégou, Nikita Yakimovich, Guillaume Cabanac. 631-642
• Mapping Disciplinary Knowledge Flows Using Book ReviewsAlesia Zuccalá, Helena H. Zhang, Fred Y. Ye. 643-654
• Collaboration size and citation impact in big data researchXiaozan Lyu, Xiaojing Cai, Ping Zhou 0001. 655-666
• Examining the citation and altmetric advantage of bioRxiv preprintsNicholas Fraser, Fakhri Momeni, Philipp Mayr 0001, Isabella Peters. 667-672
• The Dynamics of French publications in Social Sciences and Humanities: A European comparisonAouatif de La Laurencie, Abdelghani Maddi. 673-684
• The spatial distribution of knowledge production in Europe. Evidence from KET and SGCBenedetto Lepori, Massimiliano Guerini, Thomas Scherngell, Philippe Larédo. 685-690
• Hedonic Pricing and the Valuation of Open Access JournalsKyle Siler, Koen Frenken. 691-702
• Making sense of global collaboration dynamics: Developing a methodological framework to study (dis)similarities between country disciplinary profiles and choice of collaboration partnersNicolás Robinson-García, Richard Woolley, Rodrigo Costas. 703-713
• Technological specialization of cities: a new patent-based approach and evidence from RussiaEkaterina Streltsova, Gleb A. Kuzmin. 714-725
• Categorization model of Spanish scientific journals in social sciences and humanitiesDaniela De Filippo, Rafael Aleixandre-Benavent, Elías Sanz-Casado. 726-737
• Article Level Classification of Publications in Sociology: An Experimental Assessment of Supervised Machine Learning ApproachesJoshua Eykens, Raf Guns, Tim C. E. Engels. 738-743
• Exploring the impact of scholarly journals in social sciences and humanities upon patentable technologyFélix de Moya Anegón, Carmen López-Illescas, Vicente P. Guerrero Bote, Henk F. Moed. 744-755
• Democracy, Globalization, and ScienceTravis A. Whetsell, Koen Jonkers, Ana-Maria Dimand, Jeroen Baas, Caroline S. Wagner. 756-761
• Social media visibility of open access versus non-open access articles: A case study of Life Sciences & BiomedicineTahereh Dehdarirad, Fereshteh Didegah, Arezoo Didegah. 762-769
• Toward Predicting Proposal Success: An UpdateCaleb Smith, Kevin W. Boyack, Richard Klavans. 770-781
• An exploration of the concept of complementarity over knowledge spaces in firm acquisitionsLu Huang, Qiuju Zhou, Chang Wang, Jos Winnink, Ismael Rafols. 782-791
• Author-selected Keyword Semantic Function Analysis: A Case Study of InformetricsZhifeng Liu, Xin Li, Qikai Cheng, Wei Lu. 792-803
• Toward Better Growth Policies in a Modern Economy: The Comparison of Three Complexity IndicesInga A. Ivanova, Nataliya Smorodinskaya, Loet Leydesdorff. 804-813
• Determinants of technology-specific R&D collaboration networks: Evidence from a spatial interaction modelling perspectiveMartina Neulandtner, Thomas Scherngell. 814-825
• Do national funding organizations address the diseases with the highest burden adequately? Observations from the UK and ChinaLin Zhang 0004, Wenjing Zhao, Jianhua Liu, Gunnar Sivertsen, Ying Huang. 826-837
• Discovering types of research performance of scientists with significant contributionsYu-wei Chang, Mu-Hsuan Huang. 838-849
• Bibliographically Coupled Patents: Their Temporal Pattern and Combined RelevanceChung-Huei Kuan, Dar-Zen Chen. 850-860
• Studying the Scientific Mobility and International Collaboration Funded by the China Scholarship CouncilZhichao Fang, Wout Lamers, Rodrigo Costas. 861-872
• Institutional research specializations identified by esteem factors and bibliometric means: A case study at the University of ViennaJohannes Sorz, Juan Gorraiz, Wolfgang Glänzel, Christian Gumpenberger, Ursula Ulrych. 873-884
• Detection of inappropriate types of authorship using bibliometric approachesNikolay Mazov, Vadim Gureyev. 885-895
• Impact of government intervention on publication activity: case of Russian universitiesNataliya Matveeva, Ivan Sterligov, Maria Yudkevich. 896-907
• Participation of 'international national organisations' in Africa's research: A bibliometric analysis of two research fields in ZimbabweSimilo Ngwenya, Nelius Boshoff. 908-919
• Using altmetrics to study social movements and cognitive bridges in the communication of science in the social media: The case of the anti-vaccination movement on TwitterFrançois van Schalkwyk, Jonathan Dudek, Rodrigo Costas. 920-931
• Gender disparities in the field of economicsJunwan Liu, Yinglu Song, Sai Yang, Cassidy R. Sugimoto, Vincent Larivière. 932-943
• Gender gap in intellectual property rights: a case with European Union trademarksGuillaume Roberge, Matt Durning. 944-951
• Exploring the historical roots of Mesenchymal stem cell research using reference publication year spectroscopyAdil El Aichouchi, Philippe Gorry. 952-962
• When peer reviewers go rogue - Estimated prevalence of citation manipulation by reviewers based on the citation patterns of 69, 000 reviewersJeroen Baas, Catriona Fennell. 963-974
• Bibliometrics for collaboration worksPaolo Rossi, Alessandro Strumia, Riccardo Torre. 975-983
• Altmetrics Study of EconomicsDorte Drongstrup, Shafaq Malik, Saeed-Ul Hassan. 984-989
• A Better Visualization for Mapping Science using Deep LearningTing Chen, Xiaomei Wang, Guopeng Li, Qiping Deng. 990-995
• What affects the venture capital for start-ups: from the perspective of patent signal of Chinese bio-pharmaceuticalLili Zhang, Ying Guo, Jun Su, Cui Huang. 996-1007
• Are younger researchers more internationally oriented than their senior colleagues?Kristoffer Rørstad, Dag W. Aksnes, Fredrik Niclas Piro. 1008-1013
• Does the Gini coefficient of a journal's citations increase over time?Ronald Rousseau 0001, Xiaojun Hu, Huiying Du, Yujie Peng, Lin Zhang 0004. 1014-1019
• A New Algorithm for Zero-Modified Models Applied to Citation CountsMarzieh Hounejani, Paul Wilson 0001, Mike Thelwall. 1020-1031
• Teams Prevent Misconduct: A Study of Retracted Articles from the Web of ScienceJustus Rathmann, Heiko Rauhut. 1032-1037
• A two-step approach toward subject predictionShenghui Wang, Rob Koopman. 1038-1043
• The subject structure of a university constructed by category co-membership of used journals and its potential application - A Case Study of Tongji UniversityXinyue Xu, Pengfei He, Shikang Ng, Yuxian Liu. 1044-1055
• Persistent Problems for a Bibliometrics of Social Sciences and Humanities and How to Overcome ThemJochen Gläser, Jenny Oltersdorf. 1056-1067
• Does collaborative research published in top journals remain uncited?A. I. M. Jakaria Rahman. 1068-1074
• Using a local database to uncover non-source items: the case of Science Education in Brazil using the Sucupira PlatformEloisa Viggiani, Luciana Calabró. 1075-1085
• Which courses to follow? On the relationship between the mobility of China-connected scholars and their academic performanceZhenyue Zhao, Lele Kang, Chao Min, Yi Bu, Yiyang Bian, Jiang Li. 1086-1091
• Comparison of classification-related differences in the distribution of journal articles across academic disciplines: the case of social sciences and humanities in Flanders and Norway (2006-2015)Linda Sile, Raf Guns, Frederic Vandermoere, Tim C. E. Engels. 1092-1097
• How Should We Measure Individual Researcher's Performance Capacity Within and Between Universities? - Social Sciences as an Example? A Multilevel Extension of the Bibliometric Quotient (BQ)Rüdiger Mutz, Hans-Dieter Daniel. 1098-1109
• Comparing Breakthrough and Non-Breakthrough Papers from Early Citing StructuresChao Min, Yi Bu, Jianjun Sun. 1110-1115
• Analysing technological specificities of industrial sectors using corporate patent profiles with a gravity center modellingPierluigi Toma, Massimo Frittelli, Antoine Schoen, Patricia Laurens. 1116-1121
• Are Special Issues that Special? Distinctiveness and Impact of Special Issues in LIS JournalsMaxime B. Sainte-Marie, Philippe Mongeon, Vincent Larivière. 1122-1127
• The communication value of English-language academic journals published in nonnative English countries: from a perspective of citation analysisZhengLu Yu, Zheng Ma, Haiyan Wang. 1128-1137
• Reflections on the Science of Team ScienceYuxian Liu, Ronald Rousseau 0001, Yishan Wu. 1138-1145
• A Framework to Measure the Impact of Science of a Research OrganizationEdgar Schiebel, Martin Eichler, Robert Kalcik, Thomas Scherngell, Caroline Wagner, Matthias Weber. 1146-1155
• Upgrading from 3G to 5G: Topic evolution and persistence among scientistsWencan Tian, Zhigang Hu, Xianwen Wang. 1156-1165
• Burst diffusion of highly retweeted scholarly articles in Social MediaYunxue Cui, Xiaoke Xu, Renmeng Cao, Zhichao Fang, Jianyun Zhou, Xianwen Wang. 1166-1177
• Scholarly Book Publishers and their Promotional Activity on TwitterYajie Wang, Alesia Zuccalá. 1178-1183
• Monetization Strategies of University Patents through PAEs: an Analysis of US Patent TransfersStefania Fusco, Francesco Lissoni, Catalina Martínez, Valério S. Almeida. 1184-1194
• Global country-level patterns of Mendeley readership performance compared to citation performance: does Mendeley provide a different picture on the impact of scientific publications across countries?Rodrigo Costas, Zohreh Zahedi, Juan Pablo Alperin. 1195-1200
• Identifying communities of interest in social media: Microbiology as a case studyWenceslao Arroyo-Machado, Daniel Torres-Salinas, Nicolás Robinson-García. 1201-1209
• Novelty as recombination of knowledgeMartina Iori, Magda Fontana. 1210-1213
• Who plagiarizes? The predictors of unauthorized borrowings in doctoral dissertations by Russian scholarsAlexandra Makeeva, Mikhail Sokolov, Anzhelika Tsivinskaya. 1214-1219
• Data Citation and Reuse Practice in Biodiversity - Challenges of Adopting a Standard Citation ModelNushrat Khan, Mike Thelwall, Kayvan Kousha. 1220-1225
• A comparison of three individual multidisciplinarity indices based on the diversity of the Scopus subject areas, of the bibliography and of the citing papersUgo Moschini, Elena Fenialdi, Cinzia Daraio, Giancarlo Ruocco, Elisa Molinari. 1226-1231
• Mapping an emerging research subject: case of microbiota conceptAbdelghani Maddi, David Sapinho, Lesya Baudoin. 1232-1243
• Investigating altmetrics and citation data for working papers with different identifiers from Econstor and RePEc in the discipline of Economic and Business StudiesKaltrina Nuredini, Isabella Peters. 1244-1255
• Conceptualizing dimensions of bibliometric assessment: From resource allocation systems to evaluative landscapesFredrik Åström, Björn Hammarfelt. 1256-1261
• HEIs participations and mobility in the European Framework ProgrammesBarbara Antonioli Mantegazzini, Benedetto Lepori. 1262-1269
• From closed to open access: A case study of flipped journalsFakhri Momeni, Nicholas Fraser, Isabella Peters, Philipp Mayr 0001. 1270-1275
• Reliability of Scopus author identifiers (AUIDs) for research evaluation purposes at different scalesDavid Campbell, Brooke Struck. 1276-1287
• Intermediacy of publicationsLovro Subelj, Ludo Waltman, Vincent A. Traag, Nees Jan van Eck. 1288-1300
• Quantifying the long-term influence of scientific publicationsGiovanni Colavizza, Massimo Franceschet, Vincent A. Traag, Ludo Waltman. 1301-1306
• Patent citations to scientific papers as early signs for predicting delayed recognition of scientific discoveries: a comparative study with instant recognitionJian Du, Peixin Li, Robin Haunschild, YiNan Sun, Xiaoli Tang. 1307-1318
• Synchronous scientific mobility and international collaboration: case of RussiaDenis Kosyakov, Andrey Guskov. 1319-1328
• A Deep-Learning Approach to Determine the Dependency between Two Subject Types in the Web of ScienceFrederick Kin Hing Phoa, Hsin-Yi Lai, Livia Lin Hsuan Chang, Keisuke Honda. 1329-1338
• Persistence of journal hierarchy in open access publishingVincent A. Traag, Ludo Waltman. 1339-1345
• Analysis of Division of Labor in High Quality Life Science Research of ChinaTao Han, Xiaoyu Cai. 1346-1357
• A Multi-Dimensional Observation Framework of Retracted PublicationsJunpeng Yuan, Lingzi Feng, Liying Yang. 1358-1367
• Studying the embeddedness of researchers' careers: Can bibliometric methods help?Grit Laudel. 1368-1379
• Community Detection Using Citation Relations and Textual Similarities in a Large Set of PubMed PublicationsPer Ahlgren, Yunwei Chen, Cristian Colliander, Nees Jan van Eck. 1380-1391
• Robustness of journal classifications in SSH: an empirical analysis from ItalyTindaro Cicero, Marco Malgarini. 1392-1402
• Should I move to diversify my scientific network? A panel analysis of chemists' careersMarine Bernard, Bastien Bernela, Marie Ferru, Béatrice Milard. 1403-1414
• Indicators of Open Access for universitiesNicolás Robinson-García, Rodrigo Costas, Thed N. van Leeuwen. 1415-1423
• Research on the relationship between citation and altmetrics of Open Access Papers from different geographical regionsJingda Ding, Jie Guo, Chao Liu. 1424-1435
• Characterizing the Potential of Being Emerging Generic Technologies: A Bi-Layer Network Analytics-based Prediction MethodYi Zhang, Yihe Zhu, Lu Huang, Guangquan Zhang 0001, Jie Lu 0001. 1436-1447
• Crowdsourcing open citations with CROCI - An analysis of the current status of open citations, and a proposalIvan Heibi, Silvio Peroni, David M. Shotton. 1448-1454
• Merits and Limits: Applying open data to monitor open access publications in bibliometric databasesAliakbar Akbaritabar, Stephan Stahlschmidt. 1455-1461
• Google Search results as an altmetrics data source?Kim Holmberg, Timothy D. Bowman. 1462-1467
• How Public Investment Fuels Innovation: Clues from Government-subsidized Patents 1980-2017Lin Zhang 0004, Yujie Peng, Wenjing Zhao, Lixin Chen, Ying Huang. 1468-1479
• The HF-rating as a universal complement to the h-indexYves Fassin. 1480-1487
• Quantifying the research preferences of top research universities: why they make a difference?Bárbara S. Lancho-Barrantes, Francisco J. Cantú Ortiz. 1488-1499
• Measurement variation in bibliometric impact indicatorsStephan Stahlschmidt, Marion Schmidt. 1500-1506
• Changing publication practices: the case of Social Sciences and HumanitiesAntonio Ferrara, Carmela Anna Nappi, Francesca Pentassuglio. 1507-1518
• Measuring changes in country scientific profiles: the inertia issueWilfriedo Mescheba, Egidio Miotti, Frederique Sachwald. 1519-1530
• Highly cited references in PLOS ONE and their in-text usage over timeWolfgang Otto 0002, Behnam Ghavimi, Philipp Mayr 0001, Rajesh Piryani, Vivek Kumar Singh 0001. 1531-1536
• A bibliometric perspective on the roles of government funding and international collaboration in scientific researchPing Zhou 0001, Xiaojing Cai, Wenjing Xiong, Xiaozan Lyu. 1537-1547
• Author name disambiguation of bibliometric data: A comparison of several unsupervised approachesAlexander Tekles, Lutz Bornmann. 1548-1559
• Research performance measurement of universities in the R-Quest countries under various OA mandatesThed N. van Leeuwen, Jesper W. Schneider. 1560-1569
• Using Pat2Vec Model to Discover the Technology StructureXiaomei Wang, Ting Chen, Guopeng Li. 1570-1575
• Public Policy and the Evolution of Technology Transfer in FranceNicolas Carayol, Elodie Carpentier. 1576-1587
• The Diffusion of Zebrafish in Latin American Biomedical Research. A Study of Internationalisation Based on Bibliometric Dynamic Network DataRodrigo Liscovsky Barrera. 1588-1599
• The use of Gold Open Access in four European countries: An analysis at the level of articlesGunnar Sivertsen, Raf Guns, Emanuel Kulczycki, Janne Pölönen. 1600-1605
• Evolution of Topics and Novelty in ScienceOmar Ballester, Orion Penner. 1606-1611
• Professional Standards in Bibliometric Research Evaluation? Results from a Content Analysis of Evaluation Studies in EuropeArlette Jappe, Thomas Heinze. 1612-1623
• Enhancing knowledge of Research Organizations: An analysis of their current classification, collaboration schemes and research impactSonia Mena, Tobias Nosten, Juan Pablo Bascur, Clara Calero-Medina. 1624-1629
• Tracking content updates in Scopus (2011-2018): a quantitative analysis of journals per subject category and subject categories per journalFrederique Bordignon. 1630-1640
• 3D printing as a research domain: mapping the main areas of knowledgeAndreia Galina, Jacqueline Leta. 1641-1651
• Mapping the translational process of Her-2 studies with the pioneer's publicationYuxian Liu, Ewelina Biskup, Yueqian Wang, Fengfeng Cai, Xiaoyan Zhang. 1652-1661
• Decreasing the noise of scientific citations in patents to measure knowledge flowFangfang Wei, Guijie Zhang, Lin Zhang, Yikai Liang, Jianben Wu. 1662-1669
• Models of parenting and its effect on academic productivity: Preliminary results from an international surveyGemma Derrick, Adam Jaeger, Pei-Ying Chen, Cassidy R. Sugimoto, Thed N. van Leeuwen, Vincent Larivière. 1670-1676
• Identifying Research Fronts in a Fine-grained Way: A Case Study in the Field of Artificial IntelligenceBentao Zou, Yuefen Wang, Jiajun Cao. 1677-1686
• Man-woman collaboration behaviors and scientific visibility: does gender affect the academic impact in economics and management?Abdelghani Maddi, Vincent Larivière, Yves Gingras. 1687-1697
• Varying resonance chambers: A comparison of citation-based valuations of duplicated publications in Web of Science and ScopusStephan Stahlschmidt, Dimity Stephen. 1698-1709
• Detecting Key Topics Shifts in Thermal Barrier Coatings (TBC) as Indicators of Technological Advancements for Aerospace EnginesMichael Khor, Ligen Yu. 1710-1721
• Has the 2008 Global Financial Crisis a lasting impact on universities and public research institutes in the European Union?Marc Luwel, Thed N. van Leeuwen. 1722-1733
• Social media attention of the ESI highly cited papers: An Altmetrics-based overviewJosé Antonio Moral-Muñoz, Alejandro Salazar, David Lucena-Anton, Pablo García-Sánchez, Manuel J. Cobo. 1734-1745
• Industry involvement in biomedical research: authorship, research funding and conflicts of interestBelén Álvarez Bornstein, María Bordons. 1746-1751
• International Register of Academic Book Publishers (IRAP): overview, current state and future challengesElea Giménez-Toledo, Gunnar Sivertsen, Jorge Mañana-Rodríguez. 1752-1758
• Open access journals and the adherence of the elite of Brazilian researchersJacqueline Leta, Elaine Hipolito Dos Santos Costa, Simone Weitzel. 1759-1769
• Evaluation Framework for Promoting Gender Equality in Research and Innovation: How to define suitable indicators to evaluate gender equality effects in R&I systems?Susanne Buehrer, Evanthia Kalpazidu Schmidt, Sybille Reidl, Rachel Palmen, Dora Groo. 1770-1775
• Open access challenge at national level: comprehensive analysis of publication channels used by Finnish researchers in 2016-2017Janne Pölönen, Raf Guns, Emanuel Kulczycki, Mikael Laakso, Gunnar Sivertsen. 1776-1787
• Knowledge Utilization and Open Science Policies: Noble aims that ensure quality research or Ordering discoveries like a pizza?Julia Heuritsch. 1788-1797
• Text Mining to Measure Novelty and Diffusion of Technological InnovationSam Arts, Jianan Hou, Juan Carlos Gomez. 1798-1800
• Can the impact of grey literature be assessed? An investigation of UK government publications cited by articles and booksMatthew Bickley, Kayvan Kousha, Mike Thelwall. 1801-1812
• Exploring the development of science-based nanotechnologyLili Wang, Zexia Li. 1813-1824
• How well do we evaluate evaluation? An overview of Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Evaluation in Latin AmericaAdriana Bin, Rafaela Marcelly de Andrade, Lissa Vasconcellos Pinheiro, Sergio L. M. Salles-Filho. 1825-1831
• Impact of the journals, disciplines, and countries on the citation memoryJinhyuk Yun, Sejung Ahn, June-Young Lee. 1832-1837
• Exploring Barriers to Interdisciplinary ResearchDaniele Rotolo, Michael M. Hopkins. 1838-1846
• Have you read this? An empirical comparison of the British REF peer review and the Italian VQR bibliometric algorithmDaniele Checchi, Alberto Ciolfi, Gianni De Fraja, Irene Mazzotta, Stefano Verzillo. 1847-1858
• The Maturity of Scientific Research Problems: A Method to Identify the Subsequent Influence of New Published PapersHaiyan Wang, Zheng Ma, ZhengLu Yu. 1859-1869
• Disciplinary Variations in Altmetric Coverage of Scholarly ArticlesSumit Kumar Banshal, Vivek Kumar Singh 0001, Pranab K. Muhuri, Philipp Mayr 0001. 1870-1881
• How international is internationally collaborated research? Heritage composition of Russia's international collaboration networkMaria Karaulova, Abdullah Gök. 1882-1887
• Gender, age, and broader impact: A study of persons, not just authorsLin Zhang 0004, Huiying Du, Ying Huang, Wolfgang Glänzel, Gunnar Sivertsen. 1888-1893
• Assessing the Impact of a Highly-Cited PaperPaul Alkemade. 1894-1899
• Paragraph-based intra- and inter- document similarity using neural vector paragraph embeddingsBart Thijs. 1900-1911
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• Assessing Promotion of Research Results in Media: Examples from Siberian InstitutesDenis Kosyakov, Inna Yudina, Zoya Vakhrameeva. 2738-2739
• Analyzing and Extracting Data Resource Entity in Full-text PapersQi Zhang, Youshu Ji, Shen Si, Dongbo Wang. 2740-2741
• Research on Software Entity Extraction and Analysis Based on Deep LearningChuan Jiang, Zihe Zhu, Si Shen, Dongbo Wang. 2742-2743
• Identifying and evaluating strategic partners for collaborative innovation: One method based on topic analysis of papers and patentsYan Qi, Zheng-Yin Hu, Bin Xiang, Chunjiang Liu, Haiyun Xu, Yi Wen. 2744-2745
• Online Attention of Scholarly Papers on Psychosocial Hazards - Job Stress, Bullying and BurnoutWitold Sygocki, Malgorzata Rychlik. 2746-2747
• Morphological Features of Academic Books and Their Citation CountsSiluo Yang, Yiyi Yang, Shaoyun Xiao. 2748-2749
• Linking individual-level to community-level thematic change: How do individual research trails match disjoint clusters of direct citation networks?Jochen Gläser, Matthias Held, Grit Laudel. 2750-2751
• Comparing The Evolution of Research Subjects in Computer Science and Library & Information Science - A case Study with NEViewerXiaoguang Wang, Wanli Chang, Hongyu Wang, Chen Zhang. 2752-2753
• Drug Safety scientometrics overview highlights public health issuesPhilippe Gorry, Enrique Seoane-Vazquez. 2754-2755
• A Cleaning Method for various DOI Errors of Cited References in Web of ScienceShuo Xu, Liyuan Hao, Xin An. 2756-2757
• A new approach to funding acknowledgement field: can be used for identify gender gap in research funding?Elba Mauleón, Nuria Bautista-Puig. 2758-2759
• International references increase Chinese papers' citation impactKaile Gong, Juan Xie, Ying Cheng, Yi Bu, Cassidy R. Sugimoto, Vincent Larivière. 2760-2761
• Multi-affiliations in scientific collaboration between G7 and BRICS countriesSichao Tong, Ting Yue. 2762-2763
• Semi-automatic taxonomy development for research data collections: the case of wind energyHaakon Lund, Anna Maria Sempreviva. 2764-2765
• European Tertiary Education Register (ETER): Evolution of the Data Quality ApproachCinzia Daraio, Renato Bruni, Giuseppe Catalano, Giorgio Matteucci, Alessandro Daraio, Monica Scannapieco, Daniel Wagner-Schuster, Benedetto Lepori. 2766-2767
• The State of Open Access in Germany: An Analysis of the Publication Output of German UniversitiesNeda Abediyarandi, Philipp Mayr 0001. 2768-2769
• Unveiling the path towards sustainability: is there a research interest on sustainable goals?Nuria Bautista-Puig, Elba Mauleón. 2770-2771
• A Study on Grasp of Research Trend based on Abstract Analysis: Using the Theses of X-ray Exploration Satellite "SUZAKU"Yuji Mizukami, Kyosuke Nakamura, Akiko Ohata, Kesuke Honda, Junji Nakano. 2772-2773
• Can Twitter hashtags be used for field delineation? The case of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)Nuria Bautista-Puig, Jonathan Dudek. 2774-2775
• Using Full-text of Academic Articles to Find Software ClustersHeng Zhang, Shutian Ma, Chengzhi Zhang. 2776-2777
• Specialized User Attention on Twitter: Identifying Scientific Fields of Interest among Social Users of ScienceJonathan Dudek, Rodrigo Costas. 2778-2779
• Assessing algorithmic paper level classifications of research areas: exploring existing human labeled datasetsAlexis-Michel Mugabushaka. 2780-2781
• Financial Market Forecasting using Online Information: Research Stream Analysis based on Citation NetworkChaoqun Wang, ZhongYi Hu, Raymond Chiong, Ke Dong. 2782-2783
• The compound F²-index as extension of the f²-index in a dynamic perspective: An application in Corporate Governance researchYves Fassin. 2784-2785