Authorship Patterns and Collaborative Research Trends in the Field of Chemical Sciences

Ashok S. Kumar · Vishal Goyal · Girish Kumar Gupta

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Authorship trends and collaborative research are studied in the field of Chemical Sciences based on the data collected from Indian Journal of Chemistry Section-B (IJCB) published during the 2002-2011. Outcome of the study shows that multi authored articles 97.24% prevail the single authored articles 2.75%. The degree of collaboration in the field of chemical sciences is 0.97. Average number of authors per paper varies from 3.21-3.78. This study is in support for the fact that chemical sciences research is collaborative in all aspects.

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