Strength Of Link Research Articles

An Empirical Study on the Landscape of Mining and Mineral Processing (MMP) With Big Data

Over the last two decades, mining and mineral processing (MMP) has changed dramatically. Little is known about the bibliometric analysis of MMP. To this end, this study used the big data analysis to investigate the quantity and quality of scientific outputs in MMP over the past 21-year timespan. This study used IBM SPSS Statistics 25.0 and VOSviewer software to research on the 20 journals from Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-Expanded) of Web of Science Core Collection (WOSCC). VOSviewer software was used to identify the visualization contributions of scientific outputs over 21-year timespan. Totally, the big data analysis shows people of China have the highest cumulative IFs, but their mean IFs are relatively low and are ranked in fourth place. Visually, people of Chin ranked the first in total link strength (2967), but not in links (86), which is the third place among Top15 countries. From the perspective of quality, it cannot rank the first. Thus, people of China should put more effort into improving the quality of scientific outputs.

A science mapping-based review of work-related musculoskeletal disorders among construction workers

Introduction: Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) are recognized as a leading cause of nonfatal injuries in construction, but no review of existing studies has systematically analyzed and visualized the trends of WMSDs among construction workers. The current science mapping-based review summarized research published between 2000 and 2021 related to WMSDs among construction workers through co-word, co-author, and citation analysis. Method: A total of 63 bibliographic records retrieved from the Scopus database were analyzed. Results: The results identified influential authors with high impacts in this research domain. Moreover, the results indicated that MSDs, ergonomics, and construction not only had the highest occurrence of been studied, but also the highest impact in terms of total link strength. In addition, the most significant contributions to research relating to WMSDs among construction workers have originated primarily from the United States, Hong Kong, and Canada. Furthermore, a follow-up in-depth qualitative discussion was conducted to focus on summarizing mainstream research topics, identifying existing research gaps, and proposing directions for future studies. Conclusions: This review provides an in-depth understanding of related research on WMSDs among construction workers and proposes the emerging trends in this research field.

Exploring frailty and its domains - Systematic mapping of the literature.

'Frailty' has no consensual definition till date, although the term occupies a pivotal role in geriatric medicine. A bibliometric analysis of the literature serves to capture the keyword cooccurrences and linkages, co-citations, author collaborations, research trends and to present the extant research in a nutshell. To explore the usage of frailty, its domains in medical research and the evolution of the term to other disciplines through systematic mapping by bibliometric analysis. Literature search was done in the Scopus database using a pre-formed search strategy. 2629 documents were retrieved. Co-occurrence citation analysis using keywords and link strength was obtained using the VOSviewer ver.1.6.16. A three-field plot was constructed using 'biblioshiny' package of the R-studio to identify the various domains of frailty. Descriptive statistics were applied to identify the trends in frailty research, number of contributions from countries, fields of research involving frailty. Total of 3739 publications were observed, with the USA having most number of contributions (740, 20%) as single country, while India has only 19 contributions (0.5%) in the past 20 years. As a region, Europe and Central Asia contributed to the maximum (1714, 46.4%), most of them being from the high-income countries. Research on frailty has steadily increased over the past two decades, with most of the researches being conducted in the fields of Medicine, Biochemistry and Genetics. Cooccurrence citations and three-field plots indicate the evolving usage of frailty in other domains, such as cognition, mental health, indicators of survival, risk assessment, mortality, and quality of life. Upon exploring frailty, it also makes one wonder if frailty could be the cause for what is known as death due to 'natural causes' or 'old age'. The implementation of extension codes in the ICD-11 related to 'Ageing' (XT9T) and 'Old Age' (MG2A), paves way for researchers to further explore 'frailty' as a cause of mortality.

Radiology During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Mapping Radiology Literature in 2020.

Our aim was to assess articles published in the field of radiology, nuclear medicine, and medical imaging in 2020 and analyze the linkage of radiology-related topics with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) through literature mapping along with a bibliometric analysis for publications. We performed a search on the Web of Science Core Collection database for articles in the field of radiology, nuclear medicine, and medical imaging published in 2020. We analyzed the included articles using VOS viewer software, where we analyzed the co-occurrence of keywords, representing major topics discussed. Of the resulting topics, a literature map was created and linkage analysis was done. A total of 24,748 articles were published in the field of radiology, nuclear medicine, and medical imaging in 2020. We found a total of 61,267 keywords; only 78 keywords occurred more than 250 times. COVID-19 had 449 occurrences, 29 links, with a total link strength of 271. MRI was the topic most commonly appearing in 2020 radiology publications, while "computed tomography" had the highest linkage strength with COVID-19, with a linkage strength of 149, representing 54.98% of the total COVID-19 linkage strength, followed by "radiotherapy, and "deep and machine learning". The top cited paper had a total of 1,687 citations. Nine out of the 10 most cited articles discussed COVID-19 and included "COVID-19" or "coronavirus" in their title, including the top cited paper. While MRI was the topic that dominated, CT had the highest linkage strength with COVID-19 and represented the topic of top cited articles in 2020 radiology publications.

BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY OF POROUS ASPHALT IN INDONESIA USING VOSVIEWER SOFTWARE

This research collects and processes with the aim of examining the development of research on porous asphalt in Indonesia using a bibliometric approach with utilize VOSviewer application. The data is acquired from Google Scholar using publish and perish as the reference manager application. In the data search process, researchers used the keywords ‘porous’, 'porous asphalt' and 'Indonesia' as a reference so that search results were concentrated and facilitated mapping. From the search results, 224 articles have been found that are relevant to the keywords used. The research time span used as study material is an article contained in Google Scholar for the last 5 years (2018-2022). The results of this research of porous asphalt can be divided into 3 parts, namely asphalt, porous asphalt and Indonesia. The term “asphalt” is associated with 42 links with 233 total link strength. The term “Porous Asphalt” is associated with 25 links with 62 total link strength. For 'Indonesia' is associated with 44 links and 254 total link strength. based on the results of the analysis show an increase in the number of studies on porous asphalt in Indonesia every year but the increase is not so high and so that it can be said that it is still rare

Biofuels and Nanocatalysts: Python Boosting Visualization of Similarities.

Among the most relevant themes of modernity, using renewable resources to produce biofuels attracts several countries' attention, constituting a vital part of the global geopolitical chessboard since humanity's energy needs will grow faster and faster. Fortunately, advances in personal computing associated with free and open-source software production facilitate this work of prospecting and understanding complex scenarios. Thus, for the development of this work, the keywords "biofuel" and "nanocatalyst" were delivered to the Scopus database, which returned 1071 scientific articles. The titles and abstracts of these papers were saved in Research Information Systems (RIS) format and submitted to automatic analysis via the Visualization of Similarities Method implemented in VOSviewer 1.6.18 software. Then, the data extracted from the VOSviewer were processed by software written in Python, which allowed the use of the network data generated by the Visualization of Similarities Method. Thus, it was possible to establish the relationships for the pair between the nodes of all clusters classified by Link Strength Between Items or Terms (LSBI) or by year. Indeed, other associations should arouse particular interest in the readers. However, here, the option was for a numerical criterion. However, all data are freely available, and stakeholders can infer other specific connections directly. Therefore, this innovative approach allowed inferring that the most recent pairs of terms associate the need to produce biofuels from microorganisms' oils besides cerium oxide nanoparticles to improve the performance of fuel mixtures by reducing the emission of hydrocarbons (HC) and oxides of nitrogen (NOx).

Bibliometric Analysis: Sofware Usage Trends GeoGebra in Mathematics Learning From 2017 - 2022

The use of GeoGebra Software in mathematics learning is the application of ICT-based learning that can be done in schools. This is done to make learning interactive. This study aims to determine and analyze trends in article writing with the theme of using GeoGebra software in mathematics learning between 2017-2022, articles, countries of origin, authors, and institutions that have the most citations and link strengths using databases. dimensions. The method used is bibliometric analysis. The sample used is 180 articles that were searched using the database dimensions according to the specified keywords. The data is stored in CSV format to be used in the VOSviewer software to obtain a mapping in search of publication trends. The trend of writing articles with the theme of using GeoGebra software experienced a significant increase between 2017 and 2021 by 279%. Analysis based on software VOSviewer has 5 themes related to the use of GeoGebra software in mathematics learning, namely: “control group”¸“concept”, “medium”, “subject”, “analysis”, and “ article” which is still rarely researched and is a theme in the renewal of research. This theme is used as reference material for further research.

A bibliometric analysis of cyber security and cyber forensics research

Cybersecurity is one of the most important concerns associated with ever expanding internet based technologies, products, services and networks. If cybersecurity is prevention then cyber forensics is the cure. Both are equally important pillars of digital security. This paper presents an extensive bibliometric analysis of cybersecurity and cyberforensic research published in Web of Science during the past decade (2011–2021). The analysis included yearly publications, publication types and trends across different verticals such as publishing sources, organizations, researchers, countries and keywords. Full counting method was used for citation analysis, whereas fractional counting method was implemented to analyze co-citation, co-author collaborations as well as keyword co-occurrences across all these verticals. Furthermore, timeline and burst detection analyses were carried out to unravel significant topic trends and citations in the last decade. The study presents bibliometric results in terms of the authors, organizations, countries, keywords, sources and documents with the highest collaborative link strengths worldwide in the field of cybersecurity and forensics. Latest trends, under-investigated topics and future directions are also presented.

A Bibliometric and Co-Occurrence Analysis of Work-Life Balance

Work-life balance helps to maintain an attractive organizational culture and remove work-life conflicts and show the path to employees of how to be more efficient in different work roles. This balanced practice is giving a care and feeling of protection to the employees. It motivates better performance that contributes to employee engagement indices. The main purpose of this study is to report work-life balance pre- and during the COVID-19 pandemic by bibliometric analysis. This study analyzed 4,030 “work-life balance” studies published between January 1, 2010 and December 31, 2019, from the pre-pandemic era, and 1,143 studies published during the pandemic (between January 1, 2020-March 24, 2021). The data were extracted from the Scopus database using keywords “work-life balance” and keywords in titles (items) analyzed using VOSviewer software. Co-occurrence connection between keywords in titles and density visualization based on the total link strength clearly shows that COVID-19 significantly impacted work-life balance and related research.

BIBLIOMETRIC COMPUTATIONAL MAPPING ANALYSIS OF PUBLICATION ON Bi2O3 NANOPARTICLES USING VOSVIEWER

This study examines the development of research on bismuth oxide (Bi2O3) nanoparticles through a bibliometric approach with computational mapping analysis using VOSviewer. Journal article data was obtained from the Google Scholar database using the Publish or Perish application. The keywords used to search related journals are Bi2O3, nanoparticles, chemistry, bismuth oxide. There were 998 journal articles related to keywords. The range of journal articles searched from the Google Scholar database is the last 10 years (2012 – 2022). The results show that research Bi2O3 nanoparticles can be separated into 3 terms: nanoparticle, Bi2O3, bismuth oxide. Nanoparticle term which is included in cluster 3 with 186 links total, 812 total link strength, and 163 occurrences. The second term is Bi2O3 which belongs to cluster 7 with a total of 213 links, a total link strength of 1550, and occurrences of 189 and a bismuth oxide term which belongs to cluster 4 with a total of 230 links, a total link strength of 2080, and 401 occurrences. The results of the analysis of research developments in the last 10 years show a slight fluctuation. In 2012 – 2013 there was an increase in the number of studies from 34 to 62 (28 studies). However, in 2013 – 2016 it decreased from 62 to 53 (9 studies). In 2016 – 2022 again experienced a significant increase from 53 to 152 (99 studies). With the results of this study, the development of research on Bi2O3 nanoparticles shows that this research has great opportunities that can be explored again.

Bibliometric analysis of the most cited articles on congenital cataract from 1980 to 2022

Aim: It was aimed to present a summary of the articles published between 1980-2022 on congenital cataract, to identify the most cited articles in the field, to analyze the most active journals and the development in countries by years.Material and Method: Search was made using keywords “Congenital Cataract”, “OR: Pediatric Cataract”, “OR: Infantile Cataract”, “AND: 1980-2022 (Year Published)”, “AND: English (Language)” in Web of Science (WOS) database via Boolean operators (Access Date: 01.11.2022). Bibliometric analyzes were made using VOSviewer (ver.1.6.18), statistical analyzes were made using rstudio (ver.2022.02.1), other analyzes were made using Microsoft Excel. Results: In the bibliometric analysis, 1383 articles were included between the dates determined. Over the past few decades, the total number of publications on congenital cataracts continually increased from 2 in 1980 to 68 in 2022 November. The most productive year was 2021 (n=93), while the most cited year was 2004 (1,184 citations, 32 publications). The most studied WOS categories were ophthalmology (n=900), pediatrics (183) and genetics (167). The most widely used keywords were congenital cataract (n=235), cataract (n=124) and pediatric cataract (n=75). The most cited paper in congenital cataract was “Pax6 gene dosage effect in a family with congenital cataracts, aniridia, anophthalmia and central-nervous-system defects”, which was published in Nature Genetics in 1994 and cited 562 times (impact factor: 8.78). In ophthalmology journals, the most cited article was published in Survey of Ophthalmology (267 times, 1996) and the Molecular Vision was the most attractive journal with 104 publications. The United States of America, England and Peoples R China had the highest total link strength (TLS), 226 (10,325 citations), 134 (3,621 citations) and 73 (3,871 citations), respectively.Conclusion: These findings provide useful information on the status and trends of current clinical research on congenital cataracts. Our study can be used to identify areas of study and standard bibliographic references for better diagnosis and disease control.

Global research trends on anti-PD-1/anti-PD-L1 immunotherapy for triple-negative breast cancer: A scientometric analysis.

In recent years, anti-PD-1/anti-PD-L1 has been considered to be a valuable therapeutic target and prognostic indicator for triple-negative breast cancer. We analyzed all publications published in the field from their inception until the present day in order to determine the current research status and hotspots. All related publications were searched on the Web of Science. Our research used R-studio (bibliometrix package), VOSviewer, and CiteSpace to analyze and obtain annual publications and citation information, articles, highest publication countries and affiliations, influential journals and authors, keyword analysis, and keyword bursts. In total, 851 documents were retrieved including 628 articles and 223 review articles. The output of publications increased year by year from 2013 to 2021. However, the average article citation times reached the top in 2014 but generally showed a downward trend from 2014 to 2021. It was an article written by Schmid etal. in 2018 that received the most citations. With regard to publications, citations, and link strength, among the top countries was the United States. Cancers was the most published journal. Schmid and Loi ranked top in total citations and h-index. Schmid has the largest M-index and Loi has the most publication. The keywords that received the most attention were "Immunotherapy", "PD-L1", "Triple-negative breast cancer", "Tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes", and "Expression". According to the report, this current research focuses on immunotherapy for triple-negative breast cancer and the expression of PD-L1 and tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs). Pembrolizumab and Atezolizumab plus chemotherapy have completed the Phase 3 clinical trial. However, the biomarkers were limited in predicting the treatment prognosis. Through the scientometric analysis, we can understand the current research status and potential research points in this filed and provide research direction for researchers.

Habitat quality influences pollinator pathogen prevalence through both habitat-disease and biodiversity-disease pathways.

The dilution effect hypothesis posits that increasing biodiversity reduces infectious disease transmission. Here, we propose that habitat quality might modulate this negative biodiversity-disease relationship. Habitat may influence pathogen prevalence directly by affecting host traits like nutrition and immune response (we coined the term "habitat-disease relationship" to describe this phenomenon) or indirectly by changing host biodiversity (biodiversity-disease relationship). We used a path model to test the relative strength of links between habitat, biodiversity, and pathogen prevalence in a pollinator-virus system. High-quality habitat metrics were directly associated with viral prevalence, providing evidence for a habitat-disease relationship. However, the strength and direction of specific habitat effects on viral prevalence varied based on the characteristics of the habitat, host, and pathogen. In general, more natural area and richness of land-cover types were directly associated with increased viral prevalence, whereas greater floral density was associated with reduced viral prevalence. More natural habitat was also indirectly associated with reduced prevalence of two key viruses (black queen cell virus and deformed wing virus) via increased pollinator species richness, providing evidence for a habitat-mediated dilution effect on viral prevalence. Biodiversity-disease relationships varied across viruses, with the prevalence of sacbrood virus not being associated with any habitat quality or pollinator community metrics. Across all viruses and hosts, habitat-disease and biodiversity-disease paths had effects of similar magnitude on viral prevalence. Therefore, habitat quality is a key driver of variation in pathogen prevalence among communities via both direct habitat-disease and indirect biodiversity-disease pathways, though the specific patterns varied among different viruses and host species. Critically, habitat-disease relationships could either contribute to or obscure dilution effects in natural systems depending on the relative strength and direction of the habitat-disease and biodiversity-disease pathways in that host-pathogen system. Therefore, habitat may be an important driver in the complex interactions between hosts and pathogens.

Exploring the world hot springs: A bibliometric analysis of global trends in metagenomics research

The aim of the present study is to utilize bibliometric analytical tools to examine the trends in research publications within the hot spring metagenomics field. To achieve this, an in-depth exploration of the Scopus and Web of Science (WoS) databases was undertaken to recognize scholarly articles within this research domain that were published from 2005 to 2022. As a result, a dataset consisting of 377 articles was obtained. The VOSviewer, RStudio, MS Excel, and MS Access were utilized to investigate the annual publication trend, the most productive journals, organizations/authors/countries, authorship and citation patterns, the most cited documents/articles, and the co-occurrence of keywords. According to the findings, the initial article related to hot spring metagenomics was published in 2005. At the end of 2010, the number of published articles was merely 27. However, since then, there has been a significant rise in the yearly number of publications, and post-2010, more than 20 articles have been published every year. The countries with the highest publication output in the field of hot spring metagenomics from 2005 to 2022 were the United States, India, China, and Japan. Montana State university, University of Nevada, Pennsylvania State University, and Bigelow laboratory for ocean sciences all from US have been most active organizations working in this field. The authors who have the highest number of citations, with Ward M. having 1202 and Bryant A. having 1173, also have the greatest total link strength (TLS) of 643 and 653, respectively. Around 11.40 % of the articles published across various sources and journals were contributed by Frontiers in Microbiology, which had the highest number of publications. Bryant's research article, published in 2007 in the Science journal, about phototrophic microbial mats in alkaline siliceous hot springs, has the highest citation score of 292 as of 2022. This research provides a comprehensive overview of the research landscape in hot spring metagenomics and to identify research trends, patterns, and knowledge gaps in this field. This information could be used by researchers, policymakers, and other stakeholders to make informed decisions about future research directions and priorities in hot spring metagenomics.

Mapping of Whistleblowing and Fraud Reporting Research: A Forty-Year Bibliometric Analysis

This research aims to identify influential cited works in whistleblowing and fraud reporting studies and to provide thematic insights and consequences for accounting and management academics interested in conducting whistleblowing research and for practitioners in increasing corporate accountability. This paper presents a bibliometric analysis (frequency analysis, citation metrics, and data visualization) from the Scopus database for 1982–2022. The author examined 12,791 citations of 200 whistleblowing-related articles using citation and co-citation analyses. The most frequent keyword has a total link strength of 1,683, with a strong link to "whistleblowing system," "accounting and fraud," and "company." A total of 285 scholars with 44 publishers in 7 countries published several whistleblowing and fraud reporting studies in different languages. The highest-ranking publisher was Springer Netherlands, with 57 publications and 4,295 citations. J.P Keenan from the Institute for Leadership and Global Education, United States is the most prolific whistleblowing writer. The author also used network visualization analysis tools to profile the centrality features of these articles' keyword clusters. Positive and negative antecedents that predict whistleblowing and fraud reporting intention were also summarized. There has never been a comprehensive review of the Scopus scientific database's whistleblower and fraud reporting publications. Keywords: bibliometric analysis, data visualization, whistleblowing, fraud reporting. DOI: https://doi.org/10.55463/hkjss.issn.1021-3619.60.11

A comparative bibliometric analysis of Omicron and Delta variants during the COVID-19 pandemic.

To compare the research hotspots of infections with the Delta and Omicron variants of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic and to identify future research trends. Studies about Delta and Omicron variant infections published over the last 3 years were retrieved from the Web of Science (WoS) database. A comparative bibliometric analysis was conducted through machine learning and visualization tools, including VOSviewer, Bibliographic Item Co-Occurrence Matrix Builder, and Graphical Clustering Toolkit. Research hotspots and trends in the field were analyzed, and the contributions and collaborations of countries, institutions, and authors were documented. A cross-sectional analysis of the relevant studies registered at ClinicalTrials.gov was also performed to clarify the direction of future research. A total of 1,787 articles distributed in 107 countries and 374 publications from 77 countries focused on the Delta and Omicron variants were included in our bibliometric analysis. The top five productive countries in both variants were the USA, China, the UK, India, and Germany. In 5,999 and 1,107 keywords identified from articles on the Delta and Omicron, the top two frequent keywords were the same: "COVID-19" (occurrence: 713, total link strength: 1,525 in Delta; occurrence: 137, total link strength: 354 in Omicron), followed by "SARS-CoV-2" (occurrence: 553, total link strength: 1,478 in Delta; occurrences 132, total link strength: 395 in Omicron). Five theme clusters from articles on Delta variant were identified: transmission, molecular structure, activation mode, epidemiology, and co-infection. While other three theme clusters were recognized for the Omicron variant: vaccine, human immune response, and infection control. Meanwhile, 21 interventional studies had been registered up to April 2022, most of which aimed to evaluate the immunogenicity and safety of different kinds of vaccines in various populations. Publications and clinical trials related to COVID-19 increased annually. As the first comparative bibliometric analysis for Delta and Omicron variants, we noticed that the relevant research trends have shifted from vaccine development to infection control and management of complications. The ongoing clinical studies will verify the safety and efficacy of promising drugs.

Organizational Sustainability: Bibliometric Review and Research Agenda

Abstract
 Purpose - Organizations have an important role in human life. Some of the important roles include being a place for activities, work, increasing knowledge and abilities, and achieving the targets and/or goals of the organization itself. Further research is to review how important organizational sustainability is and to find out how far an organization is able to survive in the midst of global competition.
 Design/methodology/approach - This study uses the Scopus metric as an Evaluation Technique where for research on Sustainability from 2020 and 2022 the highest in this research is sustainability. The relational bibliometric network visualization technique draws a global representation of the concepts and their relationships,Bibliometric Density visualization relational techniques show little research. and Relational Bilbliometric Techniques Visualization Ovelay Visualization shows new and old research,
 Findings and Discussion –The results of mapping using the Scopus metric are from 2020 and 2022 where the highest in this research is sustainability. Bibliometric analysis using VOSviewer with the type of analysis "co-occurrence" with the unit of analysis "author keywords" and the choice of visualization display results "density visualization", shows that sustainability has a greater link strength value. In the "overlay visualization" display, the results show that if the color is brighter or more yellow, then the keyword is the latest or most recent research.
 Conclusion - Organization is an institution or group that is consciously coordinated, and relatively continuous to achieve a common goal that has been set.Relational Bibliometric Visualization Techniques Ovelay Visualization depicts that the darker the color means the research has been done for a long time, the lighter the color, the newer the research is. The "overlay visualization" technique shows that the brighter or yellower the color, the more recent or recent the research

Organizational Effectiveness: Bibliometric Analysis

Purpose - This study aims to identify and analyze trends in the publication of articles on the Journal of Organizational Effectiveness
 Design/methodology/approach - The research design uses the Bibliometric analysis method. Data collection was obtained from the Google Scholar database because it is the largest database with the period category during the 2016-2022 period. In data mapping, researchers use vosviewer with article categories and organizational effectiveness keywords
 Findings and Discussion – The results of the VosViewer analysis show that there are 25 items related to organizational effectiveness with 7 research clusters, 162 links and 820 link strengths. Research on organizational effectiveness is closely related, among others, to performance, organizational goals, organizational culture

A visual and bibliometric analysis of Parkinsons disease biomarker research

Objectives: Biomarker research in Parkinsons lacks a systematic bibliometric review, despite a growing body of bibliometric studies. This study aimed to analyze publications on biomarkers that may play an important role in the diagnosis and treatment of Parkinsons disease. Materials and Methods: In the study, bibliometric methods were used to analyze the related research in depth. Data were obtained from the Web of Science Core Collection database. Specific keywords consisting of MeSH terms were used as search criteria. The search was conducted in English and the type of publication was selected as article. Microsoft Excel, VOS viewer and the visualization and analytical capabilities of the Biblioshiny R package were used in the analysis, providing a versatile approach to achieve the study objectives. Results: A total of 461 articles on Parkinsons disease biomarkers published between 2002 and 2023 in 170 journals met the criteria and were analyzed. Regarding publications and citations, the year 2022 stood out. Each document had an average of 6.28 co-authors. The main contributing countries were the United States, China and Italy, with a global co-authorship rate of 30.8%. Notable institutions included the University of Washington, Ruhr University Bochum and the Paracelsus Elena Clinic. "Journal of Neurochemistry," was the journal with the most publications. Through their total link strength, prominent terms such as "Parkinsons disease", "biomarker" and "alpha-synuclein" showed significant occurrences and thematic relevance. Conclusion: The present study presents the inaugural bibliometric evaluation of biomarkers in Parkinsons disease. The gradual increase of papers since 2012 indicates persistent scholarly interest and foretells continued significance over the following ten years. Future research will be aided by the study's depiction of biomarker patterns, which provides insightful information. The term "Alpha-synuclein" stood out, highlighting its relevance in our research.

SIXTEEN YEARS OF RESEARCH JOURNEY OF WEBOLOGY: BIBLIOMETRIC VISUALIZATION APPROACH

Webology is prominent journal in the domain of information dissemination and communication process in general with various management aspects. The major purpose of the study is to present a bibliometric overview of the leading trend of the journal during 2006 to 2021. The present study uses the Scopus bibliographic database and retrieved total 393 publications and investigate publications growth, top prolific authors, top productive institutions, highly cited documents. Study also used visualization of similarities (VOS) viewer software and RStudio and generated graphical visualization for co-authorship-countries, co-citation of cited source titles, co-occurrence of keywords, trend topics, scientific thematic area map of Webology. The study findings indicate increasing growth of publications in last two years. India, Iran and Indonesia leading in contribution of scientific publications in the journal and four institutions after Iran and three institutions from India found most productive in terms of total publications. The document entitled “Library 2.0 Theory: Web 2.0 and its implications for libraries by Maness J M” received 206 citations and secured top position. The VOSViewer© findings are coherent with the outcomes of the tables. “Citation analysis” “social media,” “Iran,” “open access,” “internet,” and “bibliometric,” were frequently used keywords in the journal and received maximum link strength. Journal trending with multiple topics like “social media”, “bibliometric”, “data mining”, “learning”, “ontology”, “big data”, “covid-19”, “altmetric” and “security” observed as hot topics in Webology journal. The findings of the present study primarily useful for those who track the Webology journal, as well as those who are devoted to the research in the domain of information and knowledge management, data analytics and word wide web.