In theory, many areas of the natural and logical sciences, medicine, and social sciences are inherently international, with researchers collectively attempting to understand the world and building an edifice of knowledge through their published works. International collaboration has been found to be particularly successful in terms of increased citations to publications, which may have prompted...

Ema Ushioda is a professor and Head of the Department Applied Linguistics at University Warwick. She has been interested in motivation autonomy language learning for over 30 years, particularly from pedagogical qualitative research perspectives. Recent books include Teaching researching (3 rd ed.), co-authored with Zoltán Dörnyei (Routledge, 2021), Language motivation: An ethical agenda (Oxford...

Professor Ariatti is a founder member of the Department of Biochemistry on the Westville campus of the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa and has 35 years of lecturing experience at undergraduate and postgraduate level. During the course of his doctoral studies, which explored the peptidyl transferase step of protein biosynthesis, he developed a keen interest in the chemistry and bioch...

Catal. Sci. This journal is © The Royal Society of Chemistry 2015 Alberto Villa Alberto Villa is an Assistant Professor at the University of Milan. He received his Ph.D. in Industrial Chemistry in 2007 from the University of Milan, where his thesis focused on the development of gold-based catalysts for liquid phase reactions. After two years as a PostDoc at the Fritz Haber Institute of the Max ...

OBJECTIVES To develop a method for investigating co-authorship patterns and author team characteristics associated with the publications in high-impact journals through the integration of public MEDLINE data and institutional scientific profile data. METHODS For all current researchers at Columbia University Medical Center, we extracted their publications from MEDLINE authored between years 2...

An interview by Lisa Lampert-Weissig of Kirk Ambrose, a scholar medieval art history. Ambrose has authored many articles and four books, The Nave Sculpture Vézelay: Art Monastic Contemplation; Current Directions in Eleventh- Twelfth-Century Studies (co-edited with Robert Maxwell); Marvelous the Monstrous Twelfth- Century Europe; Urnes Stave Church its Global Romanesque Connections Margrete Syst...

This paper describes a use case for an application that recommends learning objects for reuse and is integrated in the authoring environment. The recommendations are based on the automatic detection of content being authored and the context in which this resource is authored or used. The focus of the paper is automatic keyword extraction, evaluated as a starting point for content analysis. The ...

This paper investigates the problem of finding author interest in coauthor network through topic modeling with providing several performance evaluation measures. Intuitively, there are two types of explicit grouping exists in research papers (1) authors who have co-authored with author A in one document (subgroup) and (2) authors who have co-authored with author A in all documents (group). Trad...

Abstract Background : Prior to 1970, women authored or co-authored a variety of eponymously named psychometric tests predominately in children and young adults with developmental behavioral disorders. Gaps remain understanding appreciating the extent their contributions these tests. Methods Two authors adjudicated text, Tests Print, identify those after women. To be eligible for this study, tes...