Research and citation impact of publications by the Chemistry Division at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

Kademani, B. S.; Kumar, Vijay; Surwase, Ganesh; Anil, Sukumaran; Mohan, Lalit; Kumar, Anil; Gaderao, C. R.

doi:10.1007/s11192-007-1651-x

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“…Because space is limited in journal articles, not all sources drawn upon by researchers are cited in their works, leaving room for secondary citer motives [17]. In research fields such as ecology [12], crime-psychology [23], medicine [5,13] and chemistry [10] factors unrelated to scientific relevance and quality have been found to be associated with citation counts.…”

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Citation counts in transportation research

Hanssen

Jørgensen

2013

Eur. Transp. Res. Rev.

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Purpose In addition to the number of published articles, citation counts are traditionally interpreted as measures of publication merit. They are therefore used to evaluate researchers, research departments, universities and journals. Building on research conducted in scientometrics, we employ data from research articles in transportation research to investigate the influence on article citation counts of article and author characteristics in that particular field of research. Method and results Using standard OLS-regression with robust standard errors we find that articles with a high number of references are cited more frequently than articles with fewer references, that articles written by authors from more than one country are more cited than articles written by authors from one country only, and that short-titled articles tend to be more cited than articles with longer titles. To the best of our knowledge this is the first study investigating factors influencing citation counts in transportation research. Implications for researchers, editors and funders are suggested.

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confidence: 99%

Citation counts in transportation research

Hanssen

Jørgensen

2013

Eur. Transp. Res. Rev.

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“…The model suggests that a set of variables can explain the citation of an article. For the articles in Colombian engineering journals available the Scopus database, the following explanatory variables were selected according to the literature [11,12,13,4] (See Table 1):…”

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Approach to citation determinants of articles from Colombian engineering journals in Scopus

Aguilera-Prado¹,

Garzon²,

Parra³

2017

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The present text offers the results of an ordinary least squares (OLS) regression model that relates the number of citations of articles published in Colombian engineering journals in the Scopus database (Dyna; Engineering and Research; Engineering and University; and Faculty of Engineering Journal) to the following variables: journal, article, authors and affiliation. The model results show that the following variables are citation determinants: number of references, publication year, publication in Dyna and use of English as publication language or not. The following variables are not significant: abstract word count, total page count, number of authors, affiliation with universities with a greater research output and affiliation with an Anglophone country.

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“…Keywords are one of the best scientometric indicators to understand and grasp instantaneously the thought content of the papers and to find out the growth of the subject field. [27] The high frequency keywords will enable us to understand what are the aspects of agricultural science have been studied. Figure 13 gives 5 years blocks-wise distribution of top keywords in agricultural science.…”

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Research trends in agricultural science: A global perspective

Anil¹,

Kademani²,

Bhanumurthy³

2013

J Sci Res

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This paper attempts to highlight quantitatively and qualitatively the growth and development of global agricultural science publication output and citations as per Web of science during 1993-2012. The objective of this study was to perform a scientometric analysis of all agricultural science research publications in the world. The parameters studied include growth of publications and citations, continent-wise distribution of publications and citations, country-wise distribution of publications, publication efficiency index, domain-wise distribution of publications and citations, specialization index, variation of average impact factor in agricultural science sub-domains, language-wise distribution of publications, distribution of high frequency keywords, identification of highly cited publications and highly preferred journals.

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Research and citation impact of publications by the Chemistry Division at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

Cited by 15 publications

References 40 publications

Citation counts in transportation research

Citation counts in transportation research

Approach to citation determinants of articles from Colombian engineering journals in Scopus

Research trends in agricultural science: A global perspective

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