@shahajadalis.bsky.socialHappy to be a part of team. Thanks to all co-authors of this new research. It was a eye opening research for me because climate change completely a new research topic on for me. Thanks @springernature.com for publishing our research.
#climatechange #bibliometrics
@nazmul81.bsky.socialMy latest research on #Bibliometrics & #Remote #Sensing/GIScience has just been published with @springernature.com in Discover Environment Journal.
Read the article doi.org/10.1007/s442...
@shahajadalis.bsky.socialMy latest research on #Bibliometrics & #Remote #Sensing/GIScience has just been published with @springernature.com in Discover Environment Journal.
Read the article doi.org/10.1007/s442...
@kneopen.bsky.social🔢 Two researchers, same h-index. Does that mean the same impact?
Citation counts vary by field, don't equal quality, and can be gamed, which is why setting up a researcher ID across databases matters regardless.
@scitrack.bsky.socialIf you try ScienceTracker, I’d really appreciate your feedback, bug reports, and suggestions.
chyc77-cell.github.io/science-trac...
#ResearchAnalytics #CitationTracking #HIndex #Bibliometrics #Scientometrics #AcademicMetrics #PublicationTracking #GoogleScholar #Scopus #OpenAlex #ORCID
@scitrack.bsky.socialI’m an independent developer and I’ve created ScienceTracker — a Windows app for tracking and analyzing researchers’ bibliometric data...
Download & details:
chyc77-cell.github.io/science-trac...
#AcademicSky #Bibliometrics
@scitrack.bsky.social
@kneopen.bsky.social🔢 Two researchers, same h-index. Does that mean the same impact?
Citation counts vary by field, don't equal quality, and can be gamed, which is why setting up a researcher ID across databases matters regardless.
@infodocket.bsky.socialBuilding on a Decade of Leadership in Research #Assessment: Measuring #Research Outputs with #Bibliometrics (via @uwaterloo.ca Library)
@serhiinazarovets.bsky.socialShould research organizations sign #DORA, #CoARA, and similar initiatives if signing alone does not guarantee better research assessment? doi.org/10.1016/j.jo... @lutzb.bsky.social #ResearchAssessment #Bibliometrics #Scientometrics #OpenScience
@mykolas-deikus.bsky.socialA fascinating interdisciplinary look at what animal behavior can teach us about workplace mobbing. #WorkplaceMobbing #WorkplaceBullying #Bibliometrics #OrganizationalBehavior doi.org/10.1177/0167...
@serhiinazarovets.bsky.socialI presented some of my recent work at @iritoulouse.bsky.social Seminar – from strange bibliometric patterns and #GenAI to research integrity and research climate. Many thanks to @gcabanac.cpesr.fr for the invitation! doi.org/10.13140/RG.... #scientometrics #ResearchEvaluation #bibliometrics
@abitter.bsky.socialWhat a nice final to our #bibliometrics project on digital prompting in education: My dear Leibniz colleague Jasmin Breitwieser from @dipfaktuell.bsky.social and I presented our work at #DGPs2026!
Today, we focused on our paper identification workflow.
Paper in EDPR:
👉 doi.org/10.1007/s106...
@mapjournals.bsky.social#FIA
A bibliometric analysis of 22,122 publications maps alternative protein research from fundamental biology to sustainable food innovation over 120 years.
Details: https://www.maxapress.com/article/doi/10.48130/fia-0026-0032
#AlternativeProtein #Bibliometrics #SustainableFood #FoodScience
@jsinted.bsky.socialMapping the internationalization of higher education in Latin America: old habits, new themes
Paulina Latorre, Marjorie Tovar-Correal and Julio Labraña
#HigherEd #Internationalization #LatinAmerica #Bibliometrics #IntlEd
@bigearthdata1.bsky.social📢 Global flood research patterns, disparities, and risk–attention mismatches revealed by large language models by Xinan Zhang, Yuqi Bai et al.
👉 doi.org/10.1080/2096...
💌 #Flood #hazard #risk #climatechange
#LLM #hydrology #Bibliometrics #disasterrisk #remotesensing #GIS #GeoAI
@dbtool.bsky.socialWe ran our sex-of-participants model over all of human PubMed: 12.9M studies, 1960–2025.
The mono-sex gap has flipped. 1960s: 46% male-only vs 22% female-only. 2020s: female-only (18%) overtakes male-only (17%) for the first time.
@dbtool.bsky.socialMapping the sex & age of study participants across all of human PubMed (~13M abstracts) with a BiomedBERT model trained on MeSH check-tags (sex accuracy ~90%).
Preliminary, on 7M studies so far: 56% both sexes, 23% male-only, 21% female-only.