Energy Storage Ceramics: A Bibliometric Review of Literature

Hu, Haiyan; Liu, Aiping; Wan, Yuehua; Jing, Yuan

doi:10.3390/ma14133605

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“…The three-dimensional development trend of the field is shown in a bubble chart. The chart tracks the research frontier by using bubble size as a third dimension [84]. The number in the bubble indicates the frequency of the keyword for a specific year.…”

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User Experience: A Bibliometric Review of the Literature

Zuo

Fang

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User experience is a well-discussed topic in the field of human-computer interaction. To describe the status of research on this topic, a bibliometric analysis of publications concerning user experience from 2011 to 2021 was conducted using the Web of Science database. The main functions of Derwent Data Analyzer software include data cleaning, mining, and visualization. The historical trends of the year, leading countries, leading institutions, major contributors, and leading research fields and journals were investigated, and a keyword analysis of the highly cited literature was performed. The key findings are as follows. The United States, China, and Britain are the three most productive countries. Tsinghua University in China is the most productive organization, and Sungkyunkwan University in South Korea has the highest average citations per publication. User experience has attracted the attention of numerous scholars in 204 research fields, and computer science information systems is the main field. ''Usability,'' ''virtual reality,'' ''human-computer interaction,'' and ''augmented reality'' are the most used keywords. A recent trend is the focus on molecular biology.INDEX TERMS User experience, virtual reality, human-computer interaction, bibliometric, keyword analysis. I. INTRODUCTIONUser experience (UX) is a catchphrase in the field of humancomputer interaction (HCI) and design, and the focus of academia and the industry [1]. ISO9241-210 defines UX as all reactions of people to the products, systems, or services they use or expect to use, including spirits, beliefs, preferences, cognitive impressions, physiological and psychological reactions, behaviors, and achievements [2]. This is currently the most influential definition of UX. With people's increasing interest in this field, research on UX is expanding to the fields of computer science [3],

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User Experience: A Bibliometric Review of the Literature

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Fang

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“…Increasing demand for miniaturized electronic devices and high-density energy storage ceramics has accelerated the development of dielectric materials with large permittivity. [1][2][3][4] A ferroelectric phase transition and related phenomena are conventional clues for the achievement of large permittivity. An enormous number of experimental and theoretical studies have therefore been performed to clarify the mechanism for the ferroelectricity and related dielectric responses.…”

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Controlling dielectric properties of Nb + X (X = Al, Ga, In) co-doped and Nb-doped rutile-type TiO₂ single crystals

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“…The bibliometric analysis involves quantitatively evaluating scientific publications, patents, and conference proceedings, using various indicators such as citations, cocitations, and co-authorship patterns (HU et al, 2021). By employing these methods, researchers can identify influential research works, prominent authors, and collaborations within a specific research domain.…”

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Review on Research Trends in Biomass Resources and Biofuel Potential: A Bibliometric Analysis

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2023

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This review aims to analyze and synthesize the existing body of literature on biomass resources and their potential for biofuel production. By employing bibliometric methods, this study seeks to identify the key research trends, gaps, and emerging areas of interest in this field. A total of 194 documents deemed appropriate for the study on biomass resources and biofuel potential over the past four decades, i.e., 1980 and 2022 were reviewed. The analysis was done with the VOSviewer software (version 1.6.13). The analysis focused on the bibliographic coupling of countries, sources, co-authorship of authors, citation of documents, and co-occurrence of keywords, which were presented as network visualization maps. The findings revealed that research on biomass resources and biofuel potential is multidisciplinary in character and developing quickly, encompassing nations from around the world. It is evident that Africa lags in this area of research. Therefore, it is recommended that researchers on the continent focus more on this research domain to help address the gap in this research area. This will help researchers and other stakeholders in the energy sector to become familiar with the current and cutting-edge technologies that could promote effective and efficient biomass resources and biofuel potential. Keywords: biomass; biofuel; agricultural waste; network visualization maps; VOSviewer. Tendências de pesquisa em recursos de biomassa e potencial de biocombustíveis: uma análise bibliométrica RESUMO: Esta revisão visa analisar e sintetizar o corpo de literatura existente sobre recursos de biomassa e seu potencial para a produção de biocombustíveis. Ao empregar métodos bibliométricos, este estudo procura identificar as principais tendências de pesquisa, lacunas e áreas emergentes de interesse neste campo. Foram revisados 194 documentos considerados adequados para o estudo dos recursos de biomassa e do potencial de biocombustíveis nas últimas quatro décadas, ou seja, 1980 e 2022. A análise foi feita com o software VOSviewer (versão 1.6.13). A análise centrou-se no acoplamento bibliográfico de países, fontes, coautoria de autores, citação de documentos e coocorrência de palavras-chave, que foram apresentados como mapas de visualização em rede. Os resultados revelaram que a pesquisa sobre recursos de biomassa e potencial de biocombustíveis é de caráter multidisciplinar e está se desenvolvendo rapidamente, abrangendo nações de todo o mundo. É evidente que a África está atrasada nesta área de pesquisa. Portanto, recomenda-se que os pesquisadores do continente se concentrem mais neste domínio de pesquisa para ajudar a preencher a lacuna nesta área de pesquisa. Isso ajudará os pesquisadores e outras partes interessadas no setor de energia a se familiarizarem com as tecnologias atuais e de ponta que podem promover recursos de biomassa eficazes e eficientes e o potencial de biocombustíveis. Palavras-chaves: biomassa; biocombustível; resíduos agrícolas; mapas de visualização de rede; VOSviewer.

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Energy Storage Ceramics: A Bibliometric Review of Literature

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User Experience: A Bibliometric Review of the Literature

User Experience: A Bibliometric Review of the Literature

Controlling dielectric properties of Nb + X (X = Al, Ga, In) co-doped and Nb-doped rutile-type TiO₂ single crystals

Review on Research Trends in Biomass Resources and Biofuel Potential: A Bibliometric Analysis

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Energy Storage Ceramics: A Bibliometric Review of Literature

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User Experience: A Bibliometric Review of the Literature

User Experience: A Bibliometric Review of the Literature

Controlling dielectric properties of Nb + X (X = Al, Ga, In) co-doped and Nb-doped rutile-type TiO2 single crystals

Review on Research Trends in Biomass Resources and Biofuel Potential: A Bibliometric Analysis

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Controlling dielectric properties of Nb + X (X = Al, Ga, In) co-doped and Nb-doped rutile-type TiO₂ single crystals