Tag: Citation Impact
Is International Collaboration Associated with Higher Citation Impact?
— by Sophia Zhang Introduction Research is increasingly conducted across national borders. By bringing together different ideas, resources and outcomes, international collaboration can expand the citation impact of research (Adams, 2013). Bibliometric studies have found that publications co-authored by researchers from multiple countries generally receive more citations than domestic or single-authored publications (Glänzel, 2001; Kwiek, 2021;…
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Interdisciplinarity and Citation Impact
— by Fanny Liu Introduction Important questions do not always fit into one academic field. For example, issues such as climate change, AI governance, pandemics, and sustainable cities involve science, technology, society, ethics, and economics. This is why interdisciplinary research is important. It brings together ideas and methods from different fields. By doing this, researchers…
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Scite Dashboard: Analysis of HKU Publication Citations
— by Florence Ng What is scite? Scite is a platform that helps researchers to better discover and evaluate scientific articles through Smart Citations. By making use of machine learning and its deep learning model, scite accesses full text of the scholarly publications and tells how a publication is being cited by classifying them in…
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