Publications of Banaras Hindu University during 1989-2016: A Three-dimensional Bibliometric Study

Dwivedi, Sandhya

doi:10.14429/djlit.37.6.11741

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“…In terms of academic job performance, the study discovered that gender modifies the association between experience and research productivity. Dwivedi (2017) conducted an A3-D bibliometric analysis of Banaras Hindu University (BHU), India. A total of 16,556 data indexed in the WoS, Science Citation Index was extracted for the period 1989–2016.…”

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Unveiling research productivity of premier IIMs of India (2010–2021)

Tyagi

2022

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PurposeThis study aims to investigate the research productivity in terms of publications count of the top four premiers Indian Institute of Management (IIM) institutions and to explore the current research trends.Design/methodology/approachBibliometric techniques were employed to assess the performance in terms of research productivity of authors affiliated with IIMs. The Elsevier Scopus database was selected as a tool to extract the prospective publications data limiting the time frame for 2010–2021. The IIM-Ahmedabad, IIM-Bangalore, IIM-Calcutta and IIM-Lucknow have been selected for the study. The harvested data were analyzed by using the standard bibliometric indicators and scientometric parameters to measure the research landscape such as average growth rate, compound average growth rate, relative growth rate, doubling time, degree of collaboration, collaborative index, collaborative coefficient and modified collaborative coefficient. VOSviewer 1.6.17, BibExcel and Microsoft Excel were used for data analysis and visualization.FindingsThe research productivity of selected four IIMs has shown an upward trend during the study period from 2010–2021 and accrued 4,397 publications with an average of 366 publications per year. The authorship patterns demonstrate the collaborative trends as most of the publications were produced by the multiple-authors (81.03%). IIM-Ahmedabad has produced the maximum number of publications (32.20%). The research productivity of IIMs has come out in collaboration with the 125 nations across the world and the USA, the UK, Canada, Germany and China are the front runners with IIMs in the collaborative network. The high magnitude and density of collaboration are evident from the calculated mean values of the degree of collaboration (0.82). The mean values of the collaborative index (2.64), collaborative coefficient (0.51) and modified collaborative coefficient (0.51) demonstrated a positive trend, but indicate the fluctuation in the collaborative pattern as time proceeds.Research limitations/implicationsThe study is limited to the publications data indexed in the Scopus database, therefore the outcome may not be generalized across other databases available in the public domain like Web of Science (WoS), PubMed, Dimensions and Google Scholars.Practical implicationsThe findings of the study may aid academics and library professionals in identifying research trends, collaboration networks and evaluating other academic and research institutions by using the current advancement in data analysis.Originality/valueThe present study is the first effort to evaluate the research productivity of IIMs. The expanding literature will make an important contribution to identifying patterns and evaluating current research trends on a worldwide scale.

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Unveiling research productivity of premier IIMs of India (2010–2021)

Tyagi

2022

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“…The study found that gender moderates the relationship between experience and research productivity as a form of academic job performance. Dwivedi (2017) conducted an A3-D bibliometric assessment of Banaras Hindu University (BHU), India. A total of 16,556 data indexed in the Web of Science, Science Citation Index was extracted for the period 1989 to 2016.…”

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Aligning research trends of NIPERs, India (2010–2021)

Tyagi

2022

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PurposeThis study aims to measure the global research landscape of the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER) of India on a set of quantitative and qualitative metrics in terms of research output toward exploring research trends and give an overview of collaborative practices by researchers of NIPERs.Design/methodology/approachThe present study has selected the Scopus database as a tool to retrieve potential publications of studied NIPERs during the last 12 years (2010–2021). NIPER-Mohali, NIPER-Hyderabad, NIPER-Ahmedabad, NIPER-Guwahati and NIPER-Kolkata have been selected for the study. The study has adopted a comprehensive search strategy to extract 3,926 publications data. VOS viewer 1.6.17, BibExcel and Microsoft Excel were used for data analysis and visualization.FindingsThe global scientific research output of NIPERs accrued 3,926 publications with an average of 327 publications per year. The retrieved publications fetched a total of 67,772 citations with an average citation impact of 17.26. There observed a steady growth of publications from 168 to 509 registered with an average growth rate of 18.44%. The mean relative growth rate and doubling time of research output are 0.26 and 2.94. The authorship patterns explore collaborative trends as most of the publications were published by multiple authors (99.39%). NIPERs have expanded their outreach to collaborate with the USA, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Australia and the UK to collaborate on research and regulatory reforms exhibits in the USA as a major contributor.Originality/valueThe present study is the first effort to evaluate the global research productivity of NIPERs and assess the current research trends on a set of quantitative and qualitative metrics to provide some insights into the complex dynamics of research productivity. The study’s outcome may help to identify the current research progress of NIPERs at the global level.

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“…They observed that Kurukshetra University was comparatively more productive than other universities during the study period. Dwivedi (2017) did a bibliometric evaluation of Banaras Hindu University. She collected data of 16556 records from Web of Science for the period 1989-2016.…”

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Research Productivity in the Universities of Haryana: A Scientometric Analysis

Rohit

2023

J Data Sci. Info. Citation Studies

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To evaluate the research productivity in terms of year-wise growth, authorship patterns, preferred channels of scholarly communication and identify highly cited publications of the six state universities in Haryana using scientometric indicators. Methodology: For the current study, bibliographic data is extracted from Scopus through affiliation search tag. Data collection was restricted to the period of 2011-2020, as a decade is considered a good sample to study research growth. The complete records were downloaded in Microsoft Excel csv format and categorised into articles, conference papers, etc., with bibliographical details and author affiliations. Findings:The research output of the six state universities considered for study is continuously growing, with collaboration taking place within the state itself with other HEIs in the country and overseas too. The most significant number of papers were published by 3 authors, followed by 2 authors. The most preferred channels of communication, viz. journals and conference proceedings, were also analysed. The 'AIP Conference Proceedings' and 'International Journal of Biological Macromolecules' were the most preferred sources for research, and 'Agriculture and Biological Sciences' was the most prominent research area among selected state universities. Originality/Value: The research output of the six state universities in Haryana is studied in this paper, based on a scientometric analysis of their publications from 2011 to 2020, covering 12074 publications from Scopus. The results reflect the publication patterns, productivity of researchers, level of collaboration and productivity of the universities during the study period.

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Publications of Banaras Hindu University during 1989-2016: A Three-dimensional Bibliometric Study

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Unveiling research productivity of premier IIMs of India (2010–2021)

Unveiling research productivity of premier IIMs of India (2010–2021)

Aligning research trends of NIPERs, India (2010–2021)

Research Productivity in the Universities of Haryana: A Scientometric Analysis

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