Future ethical implications and potential health consequences of nanotechnology research in Jordan: A scientometric analysis


 Purpose: To evaluate the implanted legislation and regulations in Jordan, order to minimize nanotechnology research-related health concerns.
 Methods: In first part, all published research Scopus database Jordanian National Database for Researchers were mined. The growth was analyzed by calculating relative rate (RGR), doubling time (DT), compound annual (CAGR). Thereafter, results compared global preferences. Furthermore, this explored possible factors that may influence decision-makers policies Jordan.
 Results: Data analysis showed quantity of Jordan is exponentially increasing with RGR (1.96), DT (0.37), CAGR (33 %) very close figures obtained worldwide. trend line (R2 = 0.9638) expected more than 65 % will be produced within next 5 years. Moreover, no has been adapted regulate industry.
 Conclusions: Adopting without having any corresponding constitutes a violation ethical codes research, ignorance public safety. suggests set steps organize crafting other similar contexts developing countries.