A Scientometric Study of the Productivity of the Literature in the Engineering and Materials Sciences
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Science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), scientometricsAbstract
This report examines the research output of the journal "Indian Journal of Engineering and
Materials Sciences (IJEMS)" between the years 2001 and 2018, focusing on a subset of the total
1215 papers published in the magazine. The year 2014 saw the greatest volume of published
works. Researchers most often used journal articles as references in their work. There were 10,952
papers published with two or more authors and just 120 published with a single author. The
Relative Growth pace of academic communication is 1.99, which means it is growing at an
average pace. This study indicates that IJEMS's research output and growth rate of scholarly
communication are on the decline, and it also looks at the authorship pattern of this
communication using the collaborative index, which is the collaborative coefficient.
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