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Global Collaborative Patterns on Bioelectronics Research Output

K. Natarajan* , K. Natarajan* , K. Kaliyaperumal**

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Indian Journal of Library and Information Science 10(1):p 13-20, . | DOI: DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijlis.0973.9548.10116.2
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The collaborative research or team research is predominant among science disciplines. The reason may be that the need for the culmination or fusion of subjects in one angle as well as the need for excellent research infrastructure. This has been proved by this study as most of the authors of different countries collaborated with US authors. Interestingly this study also focus the research talents of India on the subject under study as well as the collaborative patterns of India authors as such mostly they are teaming with US authors, Japan and south Korean authors.

Keywords: Authorship Pattern; Global Collaborative Pattern; Bioelectronics Research Out; Scientometrics.

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