Using OpenAlex in #biblioshiny? bibliometrix 5.5.0 on CRAN adds:
🔎 "Exact match": stemming off, so "bone" no longer finds "bones"
📥 Import of the new OpenAlex CSV export
🧩 completeMetadata() fills gaps via OpenAlex Work ID when the DOI is missing
CRAN.R-project.org/package=b…
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📘 The eBook edition is here!
Science Mapping Analysis: A Primer with Biblioshiny — the definitive guide to bibliometric analysis from the creators of #bibliometrix.
📖 Print: Amazon & McGraw-Hill
📱 eBook: now on Kobo
👉 book.bibliometrix.org
#bibliometrix #RStats
📘 The eBook edition is here!
Science Mapping Analysis: A Primer with Biblioshiny — the definitive guide to bibliometric analysis from the creators of #bibliometrix.
📖 Print: Amazon & McGraw-Hill
📱 eBook: now on Kobo
👉 book.bibliometrix.org
#bibliometrix #RStats
Navigating the Research Cosmos! On June 3rd, Professor @massimoaria held an inspiring seminar at NOVA IMS Information Management School, introducing researchers and students to the future of science mapping. 👇
We dived deep into the pillars of Knowledge Synthesis and the SAAS workflow (Search, Appraisal, Analysis, Synthesis), focusing on how to build a transparent, structured, and fully reproducible framework for literature analysis.
A massive thank you to Professor @bmpdamasio for his incredible hospitality and for making this event possible, and to everyone at NOVA IMS who attended. The energy and great questions in the room made it an unforgettable exchange! #ScienceMapping
🎉 Big news: the official Biblioshiny paper is out in the Journal of Informetrics!
Years of work. Millions of installs. One unified workflow for transparent, reproducible science mapping.
A thread 🧵
#bibliometrix #biblioshiny #sciencemapping #rstats #bibliometrics
In the paper we replicate a 2023 study on Green & Sustainable Business Models.
Key findings:
→ 9,748 reference variants identified (24.4% of total)
→ Field maturity inflection point updated to 2027
→ New thematic clusters and emerging topics uncovered
Thank you to co-authors Maria Spano & Luca D’Aniello, the K-Synth team, and everyone who uses and believes in Bibliometrix.
📄 Full text (open access) 👇
🔗 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
#Bibliometrix #Biblioshiny #ScienceMapping #OpenScience
And that’s a wrap! 🎓🚀
SSSM26 has officially come to a close. A brilliant, intense week of learning, growth, and community. We couldn’t be prouder of this amazing group of students! 👇
To our SSSM26 alumni: stay inspired and keep mapping! The community is only as strong as your new research. We’ll see you soon... maybe for #SSSM27? 😉 #ScienceMapping #bibliometrix
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🎓 Wrapping up the 2026 Science Mapping Summer School at DiSES! Amazing days of learning, sharing & research. Huge thanks to all participants, the K-Synth team, Corrado Cuccurullo & Maria Spano for making this happen! 🗺️✨ #ScienceMapping #bibliometrix @bibliometrix
Science mapping meets the underground history of Naples! 🌍🕯️
After intense days of study at #SSSM26, we took a break to explore the breathtaking Galleria Borbonica.
There’s nothing quite like discovering hidden tunnels to bring a group together! 👇
Walking through the layers of Naples' history was the perfect way to clear our minds, share ideas, and connect on a completely different level outside the classroom. The energy in the group was just incredible. 🧡
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Next Wednesday, Prof. Massimo Aria @massimoaria from University of Naples Federico II - creator of @bibliometrix - is at NOVA IMS to talk science mapping.
If you do science mapping in R, you know his work.
"Navigating the Research Cosmos" 📍 Room A101 · 🗓️ 3 Jun, 17h00
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The Summer School in Science Mapping #SSSM26 has officially started! 🚀
There’s always a unique, vibrant energy in the room when a new week of learning and connection kicks off, and this year is no exception. 👇





















