Historical Ecology is a multidisciplinary field that studies long-term relationships between humanity and the environment. There missing synthesis effort to organize present state of scholarship in Brazil. We aimed characterize by whom, when, where, what, how research has been conducted made systematic mapping 118 scientific articles published Portuguese, Spanish, English fit our inclusion crit...

This research aimed to analyze the production and scientific mapping of Flipped Classroom (FC) during Covid-19. The bibliometric method was applied using Scopus database source, data were analyzed VOSviewer. results study are: (1) trend FC publication Covid-19 continues increase; (2) English is primary language used in research; (3) Top sources are articles published journals; (4) top most prol...

The realization of sustainable development and goals achievement are essential. Hence, the power sector digitalization is imminent. This bibliometric mapping study aims to explore use artificial intelligence in smart grids how topic has evolved over years. In total, ten research questions set be explored. analysis includes 1,926 articles that were identified retrieved from Scopus Web Science (W...

It is known that recent studies on artificial intelligence technologies have been handled by different branches of science. One the mentioned science education. The rapid increase in production field education years attracts attention researchers. In this context, purpose present study was to analyze bibliometric aspects journal publications technology educational research. R-Studio tool used e...

Background and Objective: The evaluation of the publishing trend of articles in various scientific fields provides an insight into the efforts of researchers in the field of knowledge. Accordingly, the present study has evaluated and analyzed the scientific publications on brucellosis conducted by Iranian researchers using scientometrics methods and analysis of social networks. Methods: The pr...

Part I, describes how the NAS Report characterizes “scientific culture.” I suggest that the described attributes of scientific culture are vague and unspecific, and that more thought is necessary to elucidate how they might map onto forensic science. In Part II, I suggest that the NAS Report’s characterization of “scientific culture” is based on popular accounts of science and “the scientific m...