Assessment of the impact of the journal literature produced by Indian CSIR laboratories using subfield corrected impact

Srinivasan, Raghu; Raman, Vidyalakshmi; Meyyappan, N.; Pichappan, Pit

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“…Roy et al . [ 7 ] examined and compared productivity of scientists working in different R&D laboratories of CSIR, India, in terms of five productivity indices and at two levels Srinivasan, Raman, Meyyappan and Pichappan[ 8 ] comparatively assessed of the journal literature produced by laboratories/institutions of CSIR working in different fields. Iyer and Vijayalakshmi[ 9 ] proposes a methodology for objectively assessing or evaluating the performance of laboratories of CSIR based on four knowledge portfolios, according to the impact they have on the four goods viz-public, private, social and strategic.…”

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Contribution and citation Impact of CSIR, India publications during 2007-11

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2015

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Introduction:The paper analysis the performance of CSIR at the overall level as well as laboratory level in terms of various indicators during 2007-11. It identifies the strength and weakness of CSIR at the overall level as well as under laboratory level under 13 broad subjects.Materials and Methods:The paper uses Scopes database for analyzing publications on CSIR and its 37 laboratories during 2007-11.Results:The largest contribution of CSIR has been in the area of chemistry, followed by biochemistry, genetics and molecular biology, materials science, chemical engineering, physics, engineering, pharmacology, toxicology and pharmaceutics, agricultural and biological sciences, environmental science, medicine, earth and planetary sciences and energy.

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confidence: 99%