Latest Research in Publishing and Scholarly Communication

Top Research Topics in Publishing and Scholarly Communication

• scientometrics and bibliometrics research — 13 papers
• Publishing and Scholarly Communication — 5 papers
• Digital Libraries — 3 papers
• Academic Writing and Publishing — 3 papers
• Computers and Society — 2 papers
• Leadership and Management in Organizations — 2 papers
• Sex and Gender in Healthcare — 2 papers
• Intelligence, Security, War Strategy — 2 papers
• Library Science and Information Systems — 2 papers
• Complex Systems and Dynamics — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Scientific productivity as a random walk (4 citations)
2. Dissecting the gender divide: authorship and acknowledgment in scientific publications (1 citations)
3. Conservative adventurers have more future academic impact
4. Turning interest into institutional change: teaching advocacy for sustainable research
5. Listen to your board, give them a voice to maintain engagement
6. Mitigating risks of overreliance on information at the crime scene
7. Penny for your thoughts.
8. Accommodation process
9. A Conversation with Gary LaFree
10. Trends in female first authorship in addiction research: evidence from Spanish institutional affiliations in Q1 journals
11. Accounts of Freezing and Thawing
12. What Makes St. Nicks Alliance a Successful Nonprofit Organization?
13. LAB #1069 NEUTRAL: LEDGER BENCH: Apply filter: XAUUSD LONG @ NY_OPEN with 5 conf — improves win rate from 31.7% to 76.2 — E8 Intelligence Research
14. LAB #1069 NEUTRAL: LEDGER BENCH: Apply filter: XAUUSD LONG @ NY_OPEN with 5 conf — improves win rate from 31.7% to 76.2 — E8 Intelligence Research
15. Considering Contribution Statements in Visualization and HCI Research
16. A journal that grows older and stays young
17. Bi-national academic funding and collaboration dynamics: the case of the German-Israeli foundation
18. Journal Metrics, Scholarly Impact and Interdisciplinary Research: On the Folly of Measuring A While Hoping to Measure B
19. Topical disconnect between research and needs: the importance of author location
20. LSE Library Guide: Responsible benchmarking with field-weighted citation metrics