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The Research Articles Published by Sikkim University Faculty2024-03-28T21:40:39ZSocial Media Metrics of Indian Covid-19 Research: An Altmetric Analysis
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Title: Social Media Metrics of Indian Covid-19 Research: An Altmetric Analysis
Authors: Ram, Shri; Kaur, Baljinder; Indu
Abstract: The current pandemic situation due to Covid-19 has put every researcher on their toes to discover new methods (whether medicine or tools and techniques) to overcome the menace from the human population. The research focus has given the generation of enormous amount of both published literature and raw research data. The research impact analysis with the help of traditional method is a time-consuming process, resulted in choosing alternative methods of impact measurement – now popularly known as Altmetric. The article analyses social media metrics of Indian publications on Covid-19 through altmetric approaches. The data for the study has been taken from Scopus and Altmetric.com and analysis was carried out for different social media activities to calculate the Altmetric attention score for Indian published literatures. An analysis was also carried out to assess whether the alternative metrics have any correlation with the citation impact. It is found that correlation between some of the social media activities and citations is highly significant.2021-12-01T00:00:00ZMucormycosis Research: A global outlook through bibliometric approaches
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Title: Mucormycosis Research: A global outlook through bibliometric approaches
Authors: Ram, Shri; Rai, Arun; Sharma, Hemant
Abstract: Objective. Mucormycosis is a fungal infection in humans where the causative pathogens belong to the order Mucorales. The fungal pathogens are also known as black fungi based on morphological characteristics. Mucormycosis is increasingly observed in patients suffering from the COVID-19 virus from different states of India, wherein steroids are being used as standard therapy. The prevalence of coronavirus disease and the infection by the black fungus (Mucormycosis) poses several challenges for its mitigation. The purpose of the study is to analyze the research trends of mucormycosis using bibliometric methods.
Design/Methodology/approach. The study utilizes standard bibliometric methods to analyze bibliographic literature on Mucormycosis retrieved from the SCOPUS database. All keywords (MeSH terms) associated with Mucormycosis were used to frame a search query and retrieve bibliographic data from the database. The bibliometric indicators were used to assess research productivity in mucormycosis for publication growth; subject distribution; productive authors, institutes, and countries; journals, highly cited articles; and hot spots and research progress based on the keyword analysis. VOSviewer network visualization tools have been used for mapping research.
Results/Discussion. The analysis of 25,251 bibliographic records shows exponential growth in literature during seventy years. Though mucormycosis research is spread across the globe, the prevalence of the study is widespread in the South-East Asian region. Author keyword analysis shows that the research focuses on the medical subject and expands into multidisciplinary research areas.
Conclusion. Bibliometrics always provide insight into the research progress in any field or topic of study. This study provides insight into research progress in Mucormycosis. The researcher may use the results to analyze different areas of mucormycosis and utilize the key concepts for further research, especially researching better clinical practices and drug developments.
Originality/Value. Through this paper, it is quite clear that the appearance of research contribution on mucormycosis coupled with COVID-19 has opened a new direction of research that clinical researchers take up in future research.2023-04-25T00:00:00ZGaoseng Faxian Zhuan: The Earliest Extant Chinese Manuscript on Indian Kingdoms - A Critical Study
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Title: Gaoseng Faxian Zhuan: The Earliest Extant Chinese Manuscript on Indian Kingdoms - A Critical Study
Authors: Roy, Dhriti
Description: 216-236 Pages2017-01-01T00:00:00ZContinuity, Integration or Metamorphosis? Retracing the Evolution of China's Social Structure and Cultural Identity Through History
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Title: Continuity, Integration or Metamorphosis? Retracing the Evolution of China's Social Structure and Cultural Identity Through History
Authors: Roy, Dhriti
Description: 61-83 Pages2019-01-01T00:00:00Z