Bibliometric Analysis of the Blockchain Scientific Evolution: 2014–2020

Luo, Jianli; Hu, Yidan; Bai, Yanhu

doi:10.1109/access.2021.3092192

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“…With regard to EPS and MPS, we have only found a work that is focused on mobile payment adoption [30]. But it has started to be used in other fields such as the Internet of Things [31] and blockchain [32,33]. Bibliometrics has been used to determine the adoption of mobile payments.…”

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Research in Electronic and Mobile Payment Systems: A Bibliometric Analysis

2022

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Electronic (mobile) payment systems are an important aspect of e-commerce. However, few reviews highlight the most significant findings and challenges. In this article, we have prepared a bibliometric analysis to provide a statistical overview of previously published research papers on electronic (mobile) payment systems and user preferences, with a particular emphasis on their diverse techniques and analyses, as well as comprehensive and reliable directions to reveal evolutionary nuances and highlighting emerging areas in this specific research. This study reviewed 177 scientific papers published between 2001 and November 2021 in the Web of Science (WoS) database on the subjects of electronic payment systems (EPS) and mobile payment systems (MPS), payment interface (PI), technology acceptance model (TAM), payment frameworks (PF), and user preferences (UP). The amount of studies using the abovementioned topics (EPS, MPS, TAM, PF, and UP) increases annually. Spain, China, and Malaysia are the three main countries that actively participate, and their international academic partnership is relatively close. We have compiled a list of the most relevant publications, prolific authors, institutions, and leading research topics. The articles were used to evaluate bibliometric indicators, analyze research activity, investigate the subject’s evolution, and identify the most interconnected themes. The findings provide a comprehensive overview of existing thematic studies, with a notable rising trend showing the potential for future research in the field. The study provides a guideline for further research.

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Research in Electronic and Mobile Payment Systems: A Bibliometric Analysis

2022

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“…Bibliometrics is a method of quantifying the research object, which is often used to determine the law of literature. Unlike the traditional narrative review, which depends on the experience and knowledge of researchers, bibliometric analysis takes science as a knowledge generation system [ 23 ]. Nowadays, there are many bibliometric research results, such as metformin [ 21 ], tourism [ 24 ], artemisinin [ 25 ], diabetic foot ulcers [ 26 ], and macrophages associated with acute lung injury [ 27 ].…”

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Global Trends in Research of NF-κB in Melanoma from 2000 to 2021: A Study of Bibliometric Analysis

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Journal of Oncology

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In the pathogenesis of melanoma, NF-κB is a key signaling pathway. Appling bibliometric analysis, we identify the frontiers and hotspots about NF-κB in melanoma, as well as distinguishing features of scientific research and output all over the world during the past 22 years. 2226 publications published from 2000 to 2021 and related information were retrieved based on Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-expanded) of Web of Science Core Collection (WoSCC). VOSviewer and Citespace were used to analyze bibliometric indicators and visualize the hotspots and research trend of studies on NF-κB in melanoma. The results indicated that despite fluctuations, the number of publications (Np) related to the research of NF-κB in melanoma per year increased over the past 22 years. The USA had the most publications. H-index and the number of citations (Nc) of the USA were also in the first place. PloS One was the most productive journal, and League of European Research Universities (LERU) was the most productive affiliation. Recently, the keywords “NF-kappa-b,” “melanoma,” “apoptosis,” “expression,” “activation,” “cancer,” and “metastasis” appeared most frequently. Our study suggested that articles associated with NF-κB in melanoma tend to increase. In this field, the USA was an influential country and a big producer. Most publications focused on clinical and basic research in the past 22 years, and keywords “tumor necrosis factor” and “trail induced apoptosis” had the highest burst strength.

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“…Bibliometrics is the analysis of published information (including books, journal articles, data sets, and blogs) and their associated (such as abstracts, keywords, and citations) using statistics to describe or show relationships between published works (8). As a method of quantifying research objects, it is often used to determine the laws of literature (9). Unlike traditional narrative criticism, which relies on the researcher's experience and knowledge, bibliometrics treats science as a knowledge generation system (10).…”

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