Research analysis

Understanding the visibility, impact, and development of research becomes clearer when it is systematically analyzed. The library offers support in bibliometrics, altmetrics, collaboration analysis, and subject analysis to help researchers, leadership, and departments identify trends, strengths, and opportunities. Our analyses provide a foundation for strategic decisions, evaluation, and the development of research environments.

Analysis of productivity and citations

The most common bibliometric indicators include analyses of publication volumes and citations.

Collaboration analysis

By mapping different types of collaborations, an overview is provided of existing collaboration patterns and author networks. Collaboration partners can be categorized as national/international, academic/industry, by subject area, etc.

Analysis of research subjects

Research subject analysis is used to identify thematic areas within a body of research and connections to broader themes, such as the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

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