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Bibliometrics is the study of scientific research using publications as a proxy for research. Because publications are both a method of communication and a formal record of scientific findings, they can be mined in various ways to try to understand how science works. Bibliometric analysis extracts data from scientific publications and analyzes that data using statistical methods to better understand the producers, processes, and intellectual structures of scientific research. The list below includes Bibliometric classes in our course catalog. Click the title of the class to view any upcoming sessions.
This one-hour online training will include live demonstrations of various Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) available for the Web of Science (WoS) platform and specific use cases, including research assessment, policy formation and tracking, and funding evaluation. Technical demonstrations will be performed using Python clients and a WoS API data parser/converter toolkit.
By the end of this training, attendees will be able to:
This one-hour online training will compare data sources of citation data related to scientific publications for bibliometric analyses, including Web of Science, Scopus, Google Scholar, and Dimensions.ai.
By the end of this training, attendees will be able to:
This one-hour online training will cover bibliometric theories and concepts, provide an overview of bibliometric indicators, and explore limitations and potential misuses of bibliometrics. Bibliometrics uses quantitative analysis of scientific publications to measure productivity, collaboration, research topics, and impacts of authors, groups, institutions, and grant portfolios.
By the end of this training, attendees will be able to:
This one hour and fifteen-minute online training will provide an overview of databases and author profile websites to help locate experts in a research field. During this training, the instructor will review how to use tools to locate authors related to a specific topic, find algorithmically generated author profiles, and how to find author-maintained profiles.
