Bibliometric Analysis of the Nanotechnology Research Area in the Republic of Moldova

Rosca, Alfreda; Cojocaru, Irina; Turcanu, Aurora

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-31866-6_122

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“…Moreover, there is also a diplomatic effort to improve knowledge transfer and production methods between hegemonic poles of technology enhancement, such as the scientific partnership between China and the United States for developing nanotechnology [36]. On the other hand, other literature branches focus on nanotechnology production in markets in Russia's sphere of influence [37][38][39].…”

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Exploring Biosensors’ Scientific Production and Research Patterns: A Bibliometric Analysis

Valente,

Pinto,

Pereira

et al. 2024

Sensors

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More sustainable biosensor production is growing in importance, allowing for the development of technological solutions for several industries, such as those in the health, chemical, and food sectors. Tracking the latest advancements in biosensors’ scientific production is fundamental to determining the opportunities for the future of the biosensing field. This article aims to map scientific production in the biosensors field by running a bibliometric analysis of journal articles registered in the Web of Science database under biosensor-related vital concepts. The key concepts were selected by researchers and biosensor technology developers working on the BioAssembler Horizon project. The findings lead to identifying the scientific and technological knowledge base on biosensing devices and tracking the main scientific organisations developing this technology throughout the COVID-19 period (2019–2023). The institutional origin of the publications characterised the global distribution of related knowledge competencies and research partnerships. These results are discussed, shedding light on the scientific, economic, political, and structural factors that contribute to the formation of a scientific knowledge-based focus on the performance and design of these sensors. Moreover, the lack of scientific ties between the three axes of organisations producing expertise in this area (China, USA, and Russia) points towards the need to find synergies through new mechanisms of co-authorship and collaboration.

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