Number Of Research Publications Research Articles

Corpus research on signed languages in the Nordic countries

Abstract This semi-systematic literature review examines signed language corpus research in the Nordic countries, with a quantitative and qualitative assessment of corpus research. The article first describes some critical components and functionalities of signed language corpora. It then outlines the evolution of Nordic corpus research, highlighting Sweden’s pioneering role and subsequent developments in Finland and Norway. The findings suggest a progression from method-focused publications to those exploring linguistic phenomena within and across (signed) languages. Although the number of research publications is modest, there is a discernible shift towards comparative studies and applications in signed language teaching and learning.

Larimichthys crocea (large yellow croaker): A bibliometric study

Larimichthys crocea is an important economic fish of East Asia, and numerous studies have been conducted on its breeding, aquaculture, preservation and processing; however, there is no systematic review of the literature on the research of Larimichthys crocea. Derwent Data Analyzer (DDA) was used to analyze 1192 Larimichthys crocea research papers indexed by SCI-E, CSCD and KCI from 2001 to 2023. The number of research publications on Larimichthys crocea has rapidly increased, and institutions and scholars from China, the United States, South Korea, Japan, and Norway have conducted the majority of Larimichthys crocea research. The immune response, Pseudomonas plecoglossicida, gene expression, lipid immune response, transcriptomics and other areas have attracted the most attention. To increase the immunity and disease resistance of Larimichthys crocea and improve its survival, growth, storage and transport, researchers have carried out a large amount of research, which has promoted not only the culture of Larimichthys crocea but also the restoration of wild Larimichthys crocea and the rehabilitation of the ecological environment.

Business Sustainability, Social Enablement, ESG, and Ethics: A Systematic Biliometric Review

Objective: This study uses a bibliometric analysis of articles on sustainability dimensions in various ways to illustrate the current trends in business sustainability literature. Theoretical Framework: The concept of business sustainability has undergone significant development over time. Since the inception of the modern environmental movement and the implementation of environmental regulations during the 1970s, it has evolved into a strategic concern propelled by market forces. Method: The study was centred on mapping of keywords, an analysis of bibliometric authors' citations, an analysis of bibliometric papers' citations, an analysis of co-citations in bibliometric references, a cartography of co-citations in journals, and an analysis of qualitative content. The data has been extracted from a dimensional database that covers a wide range of data. It was extracted from 2012 to 2023 and examined using bibliometric analytical tools. Results and Discussion: A total of 318 sustainability-related articles were examined. VOSviewer was used to conduct the bibliometric study. There were determined to be six primary clusters: Business Sustainability, Social Enablement, Environment Social Governance (ESG), The People Profit Planet, Corporate Sustainability, Economic Value, and Ethics. Based on the findings, a search was conducted on the keyword "business sustainability" in a bibliometric analysis of a database comprising 318 documents. Out of these, 112 were articles, 85 were book chapters, 46 were preprint publications, 55 were proceedings, and the remaining 20 were edited books. Conclusion: Additionally, the findings show that the fields of social enablement, environmental sustainability governance (ESG), people-profit-planet (PPP), and corporate sustainability have seen a considerable increase in the number of research publications and citations, showing their significant contributions to the field of business sustainability study.

Patterns and trends of university-industry research collaboration in Ghana between 2011 and 2020

Purpose The ranking of universities and other research-intensive institutions in global ranking systems is based on numerous indicators, including number of articles with external collaboration, number of articles with international collaboration, number of articles with industry collaboration as well as co-patents with industry. The purpose of this paper is to examine university–industry research collaboration in Ghana, with the aim of exploring the relationship between the research output collaborations in the top four universities in Ghana and industry across different geographical scales. Design/methodology/approach This study’s data was obtained from the SciVal database, which drawn its data from the Scopus bibliographic and citation database. The bibliographic and citation data were extracted using a search of the publications affiliated to the University of Ghana, for the period 2011–2020. Findings Key findings demonstrate a constant rise in the number of research publications by the selected universities over time. Research collaboration intensity in the selected universities in terms of co-authored publications was higher as compared to single-authored publications. University–industry research co-authorships were, however, lower when compared to university–university research co-authorships. The university–industry research co-authorships occurred mostly with Europe, Asia-Pacific and North American-based institutions as opposed to African-based institutions. In Ghana, four industry-based institutions were engaged in intensive research with the selected universities. Originality/value This study demonstrates that, for each selected university, it is possible to measure the performance of individual universities in both intra-regional and international collaboration. Such results may be useful in informing policy as well as merit-based public funding of universities in Ghana.

Determinants of Women’s Empowerment: an Extensive Review of Literature

Background: The present study is based solely on existing literature. A qualitative study can be conducted to delve deeper into the specific aspects studied. Incorporating additional studies could yield more comprehensive results. Purpose: Women are playing an important part in the overall growth of social system. Women’s economic and social contributions are essential for every nation’s development. Women empowerment refers to empowering or enabling women to make decisions in life and let them do what they want. Women empowerment is much more significant to any nation’s progress. Methods: The current research approach is review-based descriptive research that relies heavily on secondary sources of data. The study looked at a number of research publications on the key determinants of women empowerment. Results: An extensive past literature is reviewed in order to get final results of the study. The study came up with several determinants of women empowerment in the society. Conclusions: Women have undergone and suffered much more in the male dominated society. Women became more aware of their importance as time passed. Women’s independence arrived as a breath of fresh air because they were not permitted to make decision making for them. There are several factors which affect the empowerment of women in the society.

Circular Economy Implementation: A Case Study in Indonesia

Circular economy has become a trend as an approach in many countries to achieve sustainability. Indonesia as one of the most populous countries also implement Circular Economy for environmental purpose. The number of research publication has been increasing for the past several years in Indonesia, however review of such publication from the perspective of SLR (Systematic Literature Review) has been lacking. This research will identify and illustrate how far the circular economy implementation has been done in Indonesia. This research applies systematic literature review, mapping analysis, and bibliometric analysis to answer the gap. The database in this research based on Scopus Indexed publication from 31.453 publication, in which this research successfully extracted 35 publications. The key findings in this research were Circular Economy implementation in Indonesia mainly on Agriculture and Household sector within Java Island by using reduce, reuse, recycle strategy dominantly. The bibliometric analysis shown that there is strong relationship between circular economy implementation and waste management that gave impact on sustainability. This research reveals the research gap for circular economy by geographical, strategy, and topics as potential future research. This research carries some weight to support Indonesia future implementation on Circular Economy.

Interpretable Artificial Intelligence in Information Systems: Status Review and Future Research Directions

Efforts to develop black-box artificial intelligence (AI) systems have become a phenomenon of emerging global interest in academia, business, and society, and have led to the development of the XAI research field. With its pluralistic perspective, information systems (IS) research is destined to contribute to this emerging field; thus, it is not surprising that the number of research publications at XAI has increased significantly. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of XAI research in public and electronic markets, specifically using a structured literature review. Based on a literature review of 180 research papers, this work examines the most receptive points, the development of academic debates, and the most important concepts and methodologies. In addition, eight research areas with different levels of maturity in e-markets are identified. Finally, guidelines for the XAI research agenda in IS are presented

Single Step Upgradation of Isatin to Bioactive Fused Heterocycles via Ring Expansion Reactions

AbstractIsatin, also known as indoline‐2,3‐dione, is a fused, N‐heterocyclic aromatic compound first isolated and purified in 1841. Since then, isatin and its derivatives emerged as a hot research topic for the scientific community. The number of research publications on isatin justifies their popularity. Researchers explored isatins and their derivatives as potential candidates in multidisciplinary research areas, including medicinal chemistry, synthetic organic chemistry, and polymer science. Synthetic chemists’ perspective of tailoring isatin and its family members led to more efficient synthesis strategies in which ring‐opening reactions of isatins were particularly significant due to the product's importance. Our investigation aims to group the different types of cascade ring expansion reactions of isatin to synthesise fused heterocyclic compounds such as derivatives of quinolines, quinazolinones, acridines, acridones, and few spiro heterocyclic compounds, all of which highlight an inevitable role in the field of medicinal chemistry.

Research collaboration between global North and global South assessed in terms of published output: a case study of Australia and Vietnam

Background: Vietnam and Australia have a long-standing history of collaboration in various fields, notably education, science, and technology. However, the results of this partnership remain indeterminate. Objectives: The aim of this study was to examine the current state of research coop-eration between Australia and Vietnam with reference to the following aspects: (1) increase in the number of research publications over time; (2) proportion of open access (OA) publications in total publications; (3) collaboration involving countries other than Australia and Vietnam; (4) funding sources; (5) top institutions; (6) subject areas; and (7) research topics. Methods: Scopus data set was analysed to identify those papers with two or more authors, with at least one author from Australia and at least one from Vietnam. Results: Most (nearly 84%) of research papers arising out of such collaborative research were published between 2014 and 2022 (7020 of the total of 8460 documents), and almost half (49.6%) of those are OA. Besides Australia and Vietnam, the authors of those papers were from other countries as well nor were the agencies that funded the research reported in those papers limited to Australia or Vietnam. Among the countries involved in terms of co-authorship or funding, the United States was the most influential. The institutional collaborations formed three distinct clusters, each with a varying number of members and a different university at the core (Australian in two clusters and Vietnamese in the third). Medicine was the most frequent field of collaborative research, and the most frequent topics were Vietnam, coronavirus disease 2019, and climate change. Conclusions: The findings offer useful insights to policymakers as well as to senior management of academic institutes in Vietnam and Australia. The study also extends our understanding of collaborative research between the Global North and the Global South.

ANALISIS BIBLIOMETRIK TERHADAP TREND RISET “HALAL TOURISM” MENGGUNAKAN VOSVIEWER

The aim of bibliometric analysis is mapping research trends by processing metadata from Google Scholar. This research also wants to know the research trend on "Halal Tourism" which uses the Social Network Analysis method. Research through searching the Google Scholar database with the keywords "Halal Tourism". Retrieval of metadata using the Publish or Perish (POP) application. The resulting data from PoP is then analyzed descriptively based on the year the publication was published, publisher name, researcher productivity and journal ranking. To obtain an accurate research development map, PoP data was exported to Excel CSV file format and result as RIS, CSV data was made into a private table and RIS data was analyzed using the VOSviewer (VV) application. Article search results show that the number of research publications in 2013 - 2023 was 997 papers. This research is visualized into a network and explained into 3 visualizations, namely Network Visualization, Overlay Visualization, Density Visualization. The results of this visualization can be used as a reference or as important information for researchers to see research trends on "Halal Tourism" and opportunities related to this topic in the future.

A bibliometric and visualized analysis of meniscus suture based on the WOS core collection from 2010 to 2022: A review.

Meniscus suture is an important treatment method for meniscus injury and contributes to the preservation of proprioception, restoration of knee biomechanics and alleviation of progressive osteoarthritis. However, there are few visualized analyses concerning the present studies of meniscus suture. This paper aims to evaluate the global trends, highlights and frontiers of meniscus suture. A bibliometric analysis was conducted based on the results of studies related to meniscus suture from web of science core collection. VOSviewer, GraphPad Prism, Microsoft Excel and R-bibliometrix were utilized for the bibliometric analysis of country and institution distribution, chronological distribution, source journals analysis, prolific authors and institutions analysis, keywords analysis, and reference co-citation analysis. A total of 950 publications on meniscus suture from 177 different sources were retrieved over the set time span. These publications were completed by 3177 authors from 1112 institutions in 54 countries. The United States was the most prolific country with 7960 citations and 348 publications (36.63%). Furumatsu Takayuki acted as the most prolific author (51 publications), while Robert F LaPrade with 1398 citations was the most-cited author. And more papers were published in the core journals, including American Journal of Sports Medicine, Arthroscopy-The Journal of Arthroscopic and Related Surgery, Knee Surgery Sports Traumatology Arthroscopy and Arthroscopy Techniques. Furthermore, "meniscus healing," "meniscus root tear" seem to be the emerging research hotspots. Notably, the publication trend concerning the all-inside suture technique has been rising during the past decade. The number of research publications on meniscus suture has been continuously risen since 2010. The authors, publications and institutions from the United States and East Asia were still the mainstays in this field. And the all-inside suture may become the mainstream surgical technique in the future, with meniscus healing and meniscus root tears being research highlights recently.

Bibliometric Evaluating of Developmental Research on Indonesia Economic Growth and Inflation

The bibliometric method is used in this study to examine the increase of research or research on economic growth and inflation in Indonesia, specifically in journal publications on the Google Scholar page. The findings indicated that, between 2010 and 2021, there was an increase in the number of research publications, with 2013 and 2016 showing the largest increases. This explains why research on economic growth and inflation grew rapidly during those years. Along with the rising number of publications each cycle, the subject of Indonesia's economic expansion and inflation is also receiving an unprecedented number of quotes. Topics like infaq, ZIS, foreign investment, labor, wages, and BOPO that are connected to Indonesia's economic expansion and inflation are still rarely mentioned. Then, M Michael and T Militina, with five research articles each, followed by A Asnawati and N Izzah, with four articles, were the researchers who wrote and published the most journals relating to economic growth and inflation in Indonesia.

Bibliometric Analysis of Publication Paper Themes for Hajj Services over the Period of COVID-19 Pandemic

The expansion of the literature is necessary. A significance of the framework of the current condition of Hajj service development is required. This study aims to provide an overview of the publication activities and trend of research in relation to Hajj services using bibliometric analysis. The method in this research used descriptive statistical tools with meta-analysis employing bibliometric analysis of secondary data from 142 papers published during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic, from 2019 to 2022. The development trends of hajj service publications were also evaluated using the VOSviewer program. This study found that the number of research publications on the Hajj services has increased in the last four years (2019-2022) indicating that themes regarding Hajj services show uptrend patterns. These seem to lead scholars to provide contributions to the body of knowledge. In addition, the interest of scholars has been shifting toward topics related to digitalization systems.

Mapping scientific knowledge discovery on COVID-19 pandemic and agriculture: a bibliometric analysis and future research directions.

This paper aims at analyzing the research productivity and scientific knowledge discovery of the COVID-19 pandemic in agriculture using a bibliometric analysis approach. A total of 1514 research papers indexed in the Scopus database, covering a period of 2020 to 2022, are processed using VOSviewer and R-Studio software. The analysis of research productivity indicates that the number of research publications on COVID-19 and agriculture has exponentially increased globally, and about 80% of the research papers have been published in the top 10 countries led by the USA, India, and China. The countries are increasingly collaborating in undertaking research on COVID-19 and agriculture. Furthermore, major journals and articles with citations have been extracted to analyze the leading publication avenues and focused areas of research. The science mapping is done using co-occurrence and thematic map. With the help of co-occurrence analysis, six clusters are identified depicting major research themes, i.e., COVID-19 and agricultural supply chain disruption, COVID-19 and human health issues and coping strategies, COVID-19 and non-human and animal health, COVID-19 pandemic and environment and pollution, COVID-19 and healthcare and treatment, and COVID-19 and food nutrition from dairy and meat products. The thematic map analysis identifies potential research areas such as mental health, anxiety, and depression in the agricultural system, which may help in setting future research agenda and help devising policy supports for managing the agriculture sector better during crisis. The paper also highlights the theoretical and practical implications.

Rise Above the Competition: How Do Plastic Surgery Residency Applicants with NCAA Experience Fare in the Residency Match?

The integrated plastic surgery residency match continues to be highly competitive. Every year, some candidates are former NCAA athletes. While it is challenging to balance academic and athletic responsibilities, participation in NCAA sports may be predictive of continued success. This study aimed to evaluate the impact of participation in collegiate athletics on applicant anticipated rank and academic success. All applications received from 2017 to 2020 at a single institution were reviewed for participation in NCAA athletics (Division I-III). Our primary outcome of interest was applicant anticipated rank by letter of reference writers. Applications were also examined for demographic information, membership in AOA, number of research publications, and USMLE board certification examination scores. After reviewing 885 applications, 61 applicants (6.89%) were former NCAA athletes. Former NCAA involvement was associated with the highest effect on anticipatedranking (- 0.22, p=0.001). Former NCAA involvement demonstrated the highest odds of receiving an anticipated ranking in the top 5 (OR 1.83, p=0.025). We found no significant difference in research productivity between the two groups, including first authorships or USMLE Step 1 board certification exam scores. A significant difference was seen in race distribution, with forty-five (80.4%) of athlete applicants identifying as Caucasian, while 430 (56.5%) of non-athletes identified as Caucasian (p=0.012). Former athletes applying to become integrated plastic surgery residents overcome the challenges of balancing athletic and academic pursuits with a higher anticipated rank in the integrated plastic surgery match while having comparable academic achievement. Former collegiate athletes have demonstrated greater success in and after residency. Former NCAA participation demonstrated the highest odds of receiving a top-5 rank. Former NCAA applicants showed no difference in academic productivity LEVEL OF EVIDENCE V: Case series study. This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266 .

Феномен самозванца: обзор зарубежных исследований

<p style="text-align: justify;">This study entails the overview of international research of impostor phenomenon. Individuals with high impostor phenomenon are not able to internalize their professional success and are afraid to be found as frauds. It can be regarded as a clear obstacle for successful career development. Recently there has been a marked increase in the interest to impostor phenomenon studies. As a result, the number of research publication on imposter phenomenon has grown sharply. This article attempts to classify these publications into three distinct groups: studies of imposter phenomenon in working context, research of impostor phenomenon and other personality dispositions, psychometric studies of a range of impostor phenomenon scales and their adaptations into different languages. Possible approaches to conceptualization of this phenomenon are discussed in the article as well as significance of this phenomenon in Russia. Directions of possible future studies have been identified. Also important are the tasks to clarify the definition of the impostor phenomenon and its factor structure. We examine into the possibility of studying the impostor phenomenon on samples of working adults and the application of multivariate analysis methods in data processing. The necessity of scientific study of ways to overcome or reduce the severity of the impostor phenomenon is emphasized.</p>

Examining the Impact of COVID-19 on the Banking Industry: A Bibliometric Analysis

The impact of COVID-19 on the banking industry has had a significant effect. This study tries to map the development of research published in this field. The research was conducted using VOSViewer software. The data analyzed in the form of scientific research related to the impact of COVID-19 on the banking industry totaling 28 articles indexed by the Scopus database. The results show that the number of research publications on the impact of COVID-19 on the banking industry is quite large. The network visualization shows that the map of developing research on the impact of COVID-19 on the banking industry is divided into several clusters with the most popular keywords, namely COVID-19, banking and viral disease. The top authors are Strongbayefa A, Akhmetov Y, Mohan T and Baskaran A, the top agencies are the Technical Expert Group on Sustainable Finance, Brussels and the Department of Accounting Finance, Rennes School of Business. The most popular countries are India, Canada and Saudi Arabia. Besides, it was found that research on the impact of COVID-19 on the banking industry was felt recently due to credit and non-performing loans which then had implications for restructuring policies. In the end, conventional banking is more affected by COVID-19 than Islamic banking in terms of its problematic financing ratio. Keywords: Banking Industry, Covid-19, Bibliometrics JEL Classification: G21, O16.

Analysis of Academic Staff Profile for the Assessment of Productivity: A Case of Akwa Ibom State University, Nigeria

This study analyses the academic staff profile for the evaluation of productivity for possible reclassification of academic staff on the basis of their scores, using the Akwa Ibom State University as a case study. Data for the research was obtained from 388 academi staff members on pensionable appointment across the 38 departments as at August 2022, with respect to the highest qualification (Q), years of service in Akwa Ibom State University (Y), and number of research publications (R) respectively. The test for conformity of academic staff distribution with NUC staff mix revealed non-compliance of Akwa Ibom State University academic staff distribution with the National Universities Commission (NUC) academic staff mix of 20%, 35% and 45% for Professors/Associate Professors, Senior Lecturers, and Lecturers I/below, respectively. The discriminant analysis and classification justified the academic manpower deficiencies and revealed high productivity of Lecturer I/below with Doctorate degree, which can make up the 35% staff mix as required by the NUC benchmark minimum academic standard.

Towards Lean Manufacturing in Developing Countries: Research Gaps and Directions in Tanzania

In the current knowledge-driven economy, many industries across the globe are forced to adopt manufacturing technologies such as lean manufacturing to remain competitive in the globalized world. Despite the increase in lean manufacturing implementations, the adoption rate in Tanzania is very low and estimated to be 8 percent. Likewise, the sustainability of lean manufacturing tools and practices is still questionable, which shows the need to develop lean maturity models. To date, several lean maturity models have been developed but there is a lack of maturity models that consider different levels of manufacturing industries. The study presented in this paper focused on the pre-implementation, implementation, and post-implementation phases of lean manufacturing. To achieve this aim, a systematic literature review and social network analysis using VOS viewer 1.6.18 were conducted. The literature was obtained from four academic databases: Emerald, Elsevier, Springer, and Taylor and Francis. The search covered the period from 2010 to 2022. Of the 100 publications analyzed on lean manufacturing, only 1 percent is from low-income developing countries and 5 percent of publications from Africa. The study has identified that there are few numbers of research publications on lean manufacturing in Africa and low and lower-middle-income developing countries in general, as a result there is a low rate of implementation of lean manufacturing in low and lower-middle-income developing countries. It is recommended that more studies on the drivers and barriers, critical success factors, and lean assessment be conducted in developing countries.

30. Rise Above the Competition: How Do Plastic Surgery Residency Applicants with NCAA Experience Fare in the Residency Match?

Background: The integrated plastic surgery residency match continues to be highly competitive. Every year, some candidates are former NCAA athletes. While it is challenging to balance academic and athletic responsibilities, participation in NCAA sports may be predictive of continued success. This study aimed to evaluate the impact of participation in collegiate athletics on applicant anticipated rank and academic success. Methods: All applications received from 2017 to 2020 at a single institution were reviewed for participation in NCAA athletics (Division I-III). Our primary outcome of interest was applicant anticipated rank by letter of reference writers. Applications were also examined for demographic information, membership in AOA, number of research publications, and USMLE board certification exam scores. Results: After reviewing 885 applications, 61 applicants (6.89%) were former NCAA athletes. Former NCAA involvement was associated with the highest effect on anticipated (-0.22, p= 0.001) rank. Former NCAA involvement demonstrated the highest odds of receiving an anticipated ranking in the top 5 (OR 2.05, p=0.01). We found no significant difference in research productivity between the two groups, including first authorships or USMLE Step 1 board certification exam scores. A significant difference was seen in race distribution, with forty-five (80.4%) athlete applicants identifying as Caucasian, while 430 (56.5%) non-athletes identified as Caucasian (p=0.012). Conclusion: Former athletes applying to become integrated plastic surgery residents overcome the challenges of balancing athletic and academic pursuits with a higher anticipated rank in the integrated plastic surgery match while having comparable academic achievement.