The report is available at Thomson Reuters, free registration required. Note that this says nothing about quality; it is all about quantity. (HT: Paul Kedrosky) For a counterpoint, also see Kedrosky's post on China's empty city.
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Trends in Volume of Scientific Publication
Category: Academia • economy
Posted on: November 24, 2009 1:13 AM, by Joseph j7uy5
The USA still leads the world int he number of scientific papers
published per year. Germany and Japan were essentially tied
for second, for years. According to a recent report by
Thomspon-Reuters ISI, there is a new player at the table:
The report is available at Thomson Reuters, free registration required. Note that this says nothing about quality; it is all about quantity. (HT: Paul Kedrosky) For a counterpoint, also see Kedrosky's post on China's empty city.
The report is available at Thomson Reuters, free registration required. Note that this says nothing about quality; it is all about quantity. (HT: Paul Kedrosky) For a counterpoint, also see Kedrosky's post on China's empty city.
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