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Challenges in the study of Cuban scientific output
Scientometrics, 2010Cuban scientific output at macro level has not been frequently studied in the literature on scientometrics. The current paper explores the different metric approaches to the Cuban scientific activity carried out by national and international authors.
Ricardo Arencibia Jorge +1 more
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Adequate assessment of scientific output
Herald of the Russian Academy of Sciences, 2011The reform of Russian science is being discussed widely in the mass media and on the Internet. A new wave of the discussion rose after the publication of the Thomson Reuters Report, which stated a decrease in Russia’s contribution to the world information flow.
A. E. Varshavskii +2 more
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The dynamics of scientific manpower and output
Research Policy, 1979Abstract Particularly with developing countries in mind, a dynamical model is developed for predicting scientific production in the future, using some empirical and phenomenological knowledge about the attrition processes that affect scientific productivity. A general mathematical scheme is formulated and then a number of numerical examples are given.
Michael J. Moravcsik, Stephen G. Gibson
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Benchmarking the scientific output of the Innovative Medicines Initiative
Nature Biotechnology, 2015info:eu-repo/semantics ...
Gunn, Magda +3 more
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Scientific output of Iran at the threshold of the 21st century
Scientometrics, 2005Using the method of bibliometrics, a 1999-2002 biochemistry and molecular biology database was constructed for China from the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-Expanded). Based on this database, the author quantitatively analyzed the current research activity in biochemistry and molecular biology in China.
Mostafa Moin +2 more
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Scientific Nutrition and the Farm Output
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1925Improvements in agriculture began with the improvement through selection of the wild ancestors of our cultivated plants. This process is still going on. Agriculture was greatly advanced through the invention of effective farm implements. Chemistry has contributed a knowledge of the nature of the soil and the composition of the plant sufficiently ...
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Science in Africa: An overview of mainstream scientific output
Scientometrics, 2002The total scientific output of mainstream articles for the 15 most productive African countries for the period 1991 to 1997 was 45,080, with South Africa and Egypt publishing 15,725 and 10,433, respectively. The productions of these two top ranked countries varied little from 1991-1997 while others such as the Maghreb countries increased between 75-102%
Nora Narváez-Berthelemot +4 more
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The Technological Output of Scientific Institutions
2006Up to now the contribution of scientific institutions to technology is considered to be primarily indirect. However, an analysis of patent applications of European public research institutions shows that they contribute about one half of all patent applications in selected science-based technology fields in the life sciences and nanotechnology.
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The scientific output of the EC's less favoured regions
Scientometrics, 1991Results are given of a bibliometric study covering 1977–86 and 28 scientific fields defined by journals and title keywords. Attention was focussed on publications from less favoured regions of the EC, containing 20% of the population, 10% of the g.d.p., but only 5% of scientific output, although this is growing rapidly.
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