Aslib Proceedings: Volume 57 Issue 3

Interactions in knowledge production: A comparative case study of immunology research groups in Colombia and Brazil

Adriana Roa‐Atkinson, Léa Velho

To provide an empirical contribution to analyse the dynamics of research groups in knowledge production in an interdisciplinary research field in two scientifically peripheral…

Human resources and scientific output in Brazilian science: Mapping astronomy, immunology and oceanography

Jacqueline Leta

The present study aims to overview Brazilian human resources and scientific output in astronomy, immunology and oceanography during the last decade.

Going beyond journal classification for evaluation of research outputs: A case study of global astronomy and astrophysics research

Aparna Basu, Grant Lewison

Seeks to characterise world astronomy research during the last decade by an analysis of papers in the Science Citation Index identified with a special filter and to study Indian…

Acknowledged: analysing the bibliometric presence of the Multiple Sclerosis Society

Dwijen Rangnekar

To conduct an analysis of the bibliometric presence of a patient group, the Multiple Sclerosis Society, within its relevant biomedical sub‐field.

Does collaborating with academia improve industry science?: Evidence from the UK biotechnology sector, 1988‐2001

Kartik Kumaramangalam

To test the effect of public‐private collaboration on research quality in the UK biotechnology industry.

Journals used for the publication of English psychiatry, surgery and paediatrics research

Teresa Jones, Steve Hanney, Martin Buxton, Isla Rippon

To identify the papers, and publishing journals, describing psychiatry, surgery and paediatrics research funded by the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK. To make comparisons…

The work of the Bibliometrics Research Group (City University) and associates

Grant Lewison