Tracing the knowledge-building dynamics in new stem cell technologies through techno-scientific networks

Ávila-Robinson, Alfonso; Sengoku, Shintaro

doi:10.1007/s11192-017-2436-5

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“…Through it, high-level insights are achieved in a research domain (Li et al, 2020b ), measuring and assessing research performance far beyond citation analysis (Mingers & Leydesdorf, 2015 ). Networks are built from bibliographic data, which are used for quantitative impact and interdisciplinarity assessments (Ávila-Robinson & Sengoku, 2017 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…It allows to map a spectrum of scientific literature by making use of metrics, visual analysis and indicators that delineate relevant patterns and trends, in addition to significant scientific changes that help in the exploration and interpretation of intellectual structures and dynamic patterns (Chen, 2017 ). Building networks based on bibliographic data allows to assess impact and interdisciplinarity (Ávila-Robinson & Sengoku, 2017 ).…”

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The impact of Jürgen Habermas’s scientific production: a scientometric review

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The use of bibliometrics, based on statistical and mathematical tools, makes it possible to measure the contributions of researchers to science. This is a widely used tool to assess scientific production in several areas of knowledge. Such methodology analyzes publication trends, author networks, structures of co-citation, journals and even the scientific contribution of renowned scholars in science. The precursor of bibliometrics, Eugene Garfield, who proposes the retrieval of information from the indexing of citations, was the object of a scientometric review aimed at assessing his impact on science. Given such relevance, this article presents the academic contribution of Jürgen Habermas based on a preliminary scientometric review of his studies. Jürgen Habermas is regarded not only as an active scholar in the social and political process, but also as a productive, controversial and influential contemporary author. The correct understanding of his works is a great challenge, as the bases of his thinking are so broad that they allow an interface between different approaches. We elaborated a design of his scientific work with the advancement to a connection between his main ideas through the use of bibliometric software. Bibliometrics, of the scientometric type, allows the understanding of how recognized patterns in citations can develop information relevant to the scientific field. The results confirm the multidisciplinary contribution of Habermas’s studies and highlight his main fields of research and works, which serve as a foundation for clearly understanding and applying his concepts.

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“…By contrast, author of [25] explores the ET concept from the point of view projected into the future possible worlds and outside of above-mentioned technology-based circles. [27], [28] Artifact Ex-ante [29], [30], [31], [32], [33], [34] Artifact Ex-post [35] Artifact/multilevel Ex-post [36], [37] Community Ex-post [38] Country/nation Ex-post [39], [40] Team/group; community Ex-post [41] Firm/enterprise Ex-post…”

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Emerging Technology: Toward a Conceptual Definition

Litvinski¹

2018

IJTEF

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Emerging Technology (ET) is a widely popular concept among scholars and business-minded people; however, ET lacks a reach and multidimensional definition. This paper reports on the investigation of the ET' definition as it is practiced in management and organizational studies in the context of digital transformation. This investigation applied a four step multimethod qualitative design which incorporates elements of literature review' and content analysis' techniques for development of the ET definition. As a result, the ET becomes a multidimensional and multilevel concept composed of social characteristics (i.e., leverage, ascendancy, ambivalence, and materiality) as well as artificial (i.e., radical novelty, fast growth, prominent impact, ambiguity), and temporal ones (i.e., ex-post and ex-ante) while applied to individual-and unit-level social structures (i.e., group, firm, cluster, and industrial sector). Consequently, ET may be used in the investigation of technologically-related social processes and mechanisms (e.g., a strategic decision support, innovation cluster positioning). Further efforts will investigate these characteristics' attributes and borderline cases in order to formulate ready-to-use framework.

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“…Scientific happenings can be signified as a multifaceted network of ideas documented by scholars (Fortunato et al , 2018; Wang and Schneider, 2020). Therefore, in Scientometrics, network construction with the aid of bibliographic data help in studying the quantitative evaluations of the impact and interdisciplinarity (Ávila-Robinson and Sengoku, 2017; Wagner et al , 2011). The layout of the networks provides an important conclusion about the academic organizations such as research institutes or universities and helps to track the research trends building upon keyword analysis (Álvarez et al , 2015; Zheng et al , 2015).…”

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Tracking the research trends in the library and information science: a case study of India

Gupta

Gul

2022

GKMC

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Purpose The study aims to present an insight into the research landscape of Library and Information Science (LIS) by India using a bibliometric visualization tool. The study analyses the research growth and trends, highly cited articles, productive publication titles, institutional and country collaboration. Design/methodology/approach The data were downloaded from the Web of Science Core Collection for a period of 20 years and analysed through VOSviewer, a data visualization software. Findings The results indicate that the overall annual contributions are increasing, although with uneven and slow growth from 2001 to 2014. However, the highest contributions and impact is witnessed over the past few years. All the top 10 cited papers are related to the area of information processing and management. The visualization technique made it clear that the area of research has made a transition from traditional concepts of library and information to novel ones involving big data, machine learning, altmetrics, etc. Also, the Indian Institute of Technology System, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research and the Indian Institute of Management System have made the highest contributions. Furthermore, India shares maximum collaborations with the USA, followed by England and China. Research limitations/implications The findings of this study would help readers to gain understanding about the contribution of India for the development of the LIS. It would also help researchers to identify the hotspots and left out areas of research in the Indian context that require further investigation, thus would help in policy decisions and future research. Furthermore, researchers will be sensitized about the network visualizations that can also help them to get connected with the peers. The study can also help the journals to recognize the trending topics, which will provide the researchers with the opportunities to work on the same. Funding agencies can also be benefitted by the findings of the current study as they will be informed about the research areas which need to be funded. Originality/value There are not many research studies that highlight the research trends in the area of LIS from India and visualize the collaboration among institutions and countries. The study tries to showcase the research trends and collaborative frameworks in the field of LIS in terms of network visualization.

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Tracing the knowledge-building dynamics in new stem cell technologies through techno-scientific networks

Cited by 11 publications

References 93 publications

The impact of Jürgen Habermas’s scientific production: a scientometric review

The impact of Jürgen Habermas’s scientific production: a scientometric review

Emerging Technology: Toward a Conceptual Definition

Tracking the research trends in the library and information science: a case study of India

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