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Bibliometric Analysis

Quantitative analysis of scientific publication landscapes and citation structures

Prompt template

Conduct a bibliometric analysis for the research field of [RESEARCH FIELD].

**Data Source**: [DESCRIPTION OF DATASET, e.g., 'All articles in Web of Science with the search term [SEARCH TERM] from [TIME PERIOD]' or own export file]
**Analysis Goal**: [GOAL, e.g., most influential authors, core journals, citation networks, trending topics]

Please analyse:

1. **Publication Output**: Development of publication numbers over time — are there growth phases or declines?

2. **Most Influential Works**: Which publications have the highest citation counts and what significance do they hold for the field?

3. **Core Authors and Networks**: Who are the most productive and influential authors? Are there identifiable research clusters or schools?

4. **Journal Landscape**: Which journals dominate the field (core journals according to Bradford's Law)?

5. **Co-Citation Analysis**: Which thematic clusters can be identified through co-citation?

6. **Trending Topics**: Which terms and concepts are gaining prominence recently (burst analysis)?

7. **Countries and Institutions**: Which countries and research institutions dominate the field?

Visualisation recommendations for VOSviewer or the Bibliometrix R package are welcome.

Replace placeholders in [square brackets]: [RESEARCH FIELD][SEARCH TERM][TIME PERIOD]

How to use this template

Copy the prompt, replace the placeholders in square brackets with your details and paste it into the AI assistant of your choice. The more precise your details, the better the result.

Tips for better results

  • Export your dataset completely from Web of Science or Scopus (including citation data) for a valid analysis.
  • Bibliometrix (R) and VOSviewer are free and powerful tools for bibliometric visualisations.
  • Be aware of the 'Matthew Effect' — highly cited works can render earlier important contributions invisible.

Suitable open models

The selection names current open models as a starting point for your own tests. It is not a measurement for this template.

Keywords: #bibliometrie #zitationsanalyse #h-index #forschungsfeld #VOSviewer

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