Mapping of metal-organic frameworks publications: A bibliometric analysis

Ho, Yuh‐Shan; Fu, Hui‐Zhen

doi:10.1016/j.inoche.2016.10.023

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“…We did an advanced search in the online Science Citation Index Expanded (updated September 10, 2018) with the country field: "Ecuador" and period 1900 to 2017, and used Microsoft Excel 2016 to code and analyze the results (for methodological details see Li & Ho, 2008;Ho & Fu, 2016). The impact factors (IF 2017 ) are based on Journal Citation Reports (JCR) 2017.…”

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Ecuador publications in the Science Citation Index Expanded: institutions, subjects, citation and collaboration patterns

Calahorrano¹,

Mónge-Nájera

Wang

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Introduction: Ecuador, a country of 17 million inhabitants with a medium human development index of 0.75, has a small scientific productivity in relation to its size and population. Objective: To analyze Ecuador publications in the Science Citation Index Expanded, focusing on productivity, subjects, institutions, citations, and trends. Methods: We analyzed scientific publications by authors from Ecuador from 1900 to 2017 in the Science Citation Index Expanded and compared it with other tropical countries. Results: We found 16 document types (7 806 articles). The three most productive institutions were Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador, and Escuela Politécnica Nacional. USA and Spain were the most frequent collaborating countries. Most articles were in English and ecology, botany, and zoology were common, but no field produced over 8 % of articles. However, ecology represents 11.3 % of the total citations. The most cited papers in the database were from large international biology and physics projects with minimal participation of Ecuadorean scientists. Article citations occurs mostly after the SCI stops counting. Conclusion: Science in Ecuador is growing but needs to greatly increase collaboration among Ecuadorean institutions to reduce its dependence on foreing projects. However, this study did not include articles published by the hundreds of Ecuadorean journals not covered by the SCI Expanded.

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Ecuador publications in the Science Citation Index Expanded: institutions, subjects, citation and collaboration patterns

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“…Indicators such as total number of articles, TP, first author articles, FP, and corresponding author articles, RP, have been presented to evaluate publication performance (Wang, Yu, & Ho, 2010). Furthermore, an indicator SNI, a proportion of single institution articles: nationally collaborative articles: internationally collaborative articles (S:N:I) was applied to compare and describe institutions' publication characteristics (Ho & Fu, 2016). Table 4 shows the top 10 institutions for Ghana articles in the Science Citation Index Expanded.…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Ghana Publications in the Science Citation Index Expanded

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“…It was pointed out that the articles, which can only be searched by KeyWords Plus, were irrelevant to "intangible cultural heritage" (Fu & Ho, 2015). Ho's group was the first to propose "front page" as a filter to improve the bibliometric method (Fu & Ho, 2014;Fu et al, 2012;Ho & Fu, 2016). Only documents with searching 894291S GOXXX10.1177/2158244019894291SAGE OpenHo research-article20192019…”

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Mapping of metal-organic frameworks publications: A bibliometric analysis

Cited by 72 publications

References 72 publications

Ecuador publications in the Science Citation Index Expanded: institutions, subjects, citation and collaboration patterns

Ecuador publications in the Science Citation Index Expanded: institutions, subjects, citation and collaboration patterns

Bibliometric Analysis of Ghana Publications in the Science Citation Index Expanded

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