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Platform science and the fragmentation of global scientific cooperation. [PDF]

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Geographical proximity and scientific collaboration

Scientometrics, 1994
Geography, economic, socio-political and language are considered to be factors that effect the level of research collaboration. However, to-date no technique has been developed to isolate the effect of geographical proximity from the other factors.
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Trespassing Testimony in Scientific Collaboration

Mind, 2023
Abstract The term ‘epistemic trespassing’ has recently been coined to denote a person’s judgments regarding a domain where they are not epistemic experts. In this paper, I focus on expert trespassing testimony – that is, testimony by an expert in a domain of expertise other than his own.
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Evolution of scientific collaboration networks

2014 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data), 2014
We study the structure and evolution of scientific collaboration network by using collaboration network constructed from DBLP Computer Science Bibliographic database [1], from year 1936 to 2013 using social network analysis techniques. We have found many interesting features such as collaboration between scientists is increasing with time and few ...
Gaurav Madaan, Shivakumar Jolad
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Measuring the stability of scientific collaboration

Scientometrics, 2017
Stability has long been regarded as an important characteristic of many natural and social processes. In regards to scientific collaborations, we define stability to reflect the consistent investment of a certain amount of effort into a relationship. In this paper, we provide an explicit definition of a new indicator of stability, based on the year-to ...
Yi Bu 0001, Dakota S. Murray, Ying Ding 0001, Yong Huang 0008, Yiming Zhao   +4 more
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Documents and distributed scientific collaboration

Proceedings of the companion publication of the 17th ACM conference on Computer supported cooperative work & social computing, 2014
We ask the question: What document infrastructures do scientists build to support their virtual organizing and documenting practices? Cyberinfrastructure (CI) is seen by many as playing a critical role in the future of social, behavioral, and economic sciences (SBE) by enabling innovation and scientific discovery.
Matt Willis 0001, Sarika Sharma, Jaime Snyder, Michelle Brown, Carsten S. Østerlund, Steve Sawyer   +5 more
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Identifying Collaboration Strategies in Scientific Collaboration Networks

2015
A number of virtual networks, called Scientific Collaboration Networks (SCNs) have been increasingly adopted as means to connect researchers around the world. In this article we have analyzed how the SCNs ResearchGate and Academia.edu support collaboration between researchers, through an analysis of their interface and contrast with the general purpose
Maria Lúcia Bento Villela, Simone Xavier, Raquel Oliveira Prates   +2 more
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Scientific research collaboration in China

Scientometrics, 1997
The purpose of this study is to analyze the characteristics of scientific research collaboration in China by bibliometric indicators, collaborative index, degree of collaboration and level of collaboration, based on the articles published in 1218 titles of Chinese scientific and technical periodicals in the year 1993.
Haiqi Zhang, Hong Guo
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An Environment to Foster Scientific Collaborations

2014
Collaboration is an integral part of modern scientific research. It is hard to imagine any modern scientific endeavor that does not involve a group of people. However, collaboration is frequently constrained to close partners or proximal groups. Finding new potential partners with whom to exchange ideas is an important step in establishing new working ...
Tatiana P. V. Alves, Marcos R. S. Borges, Adriana S. Vivacqua   +2 more
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Enabling scientific collaboration on the Grid

Future Generation Computer Systems, 2010
We examine the problem of supporting access by collaborations of scientists to Grid resources. Our aim is to support dynamic collaborations, by which we mean collaborations that can be easily formed and easily dissolved. We argue that current technology for creating Virtual Organisations has difficulty meeting this requirement.
Brooke, John M., Parkin, Michael S.
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