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This paper focuses on the growth and development of oncology research in India in terms of publication output as reflected in the Web of Science database. A total of 1380 publications were published in the field from 2011 to 2020. The highest number of publications 239 were published in 2020. The highest value of compound annual growth rate i.e. 0.204 was recorded in the year 2012 and the lowest CAGR i.e. -0.068 was recorded in the year 2016. The compound annual growth rate of publications was in fluctuated from 2011 to 2020. The relative growth rates have decreased from 0.90 (2012) to 0.19 (2020). The doubling time has gradually increased from 0.77 (2012) to 3.64 (2020). The study also found that the average Immediacy Index was 35.26, the average RCI value is 0.98 and the average relative citation impact is 0.98 during 2011-2020. Out of 1380 total publications, the highest number of papers are published in the form of journal articles. Indian Journal of Cancer, Pediatric Blood Cancer, and Journal of Cancer Research and Therapeutics are the major most prolific journals in the field of oncology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The total of 3,818 publications collected from the Web of Science database had their collected data measured using scientometric techniques. The search strategy TS=topic for black holes research was refined to 15 years, from 2008 to 2022, and only selected Indian research productivity. The collected data was measured from various angles and types of documents, with 97.590% articles and the highest annual growth rate of 23.664% in 2018. The most prolific author, Ajith Parameshwaran, from the Bangalore International Center for theoretical science, published 119 papers with 32,405 citations (61 h-index). The Journal of Physical Review is the most prolific, with 604 publications and 16,068 citations. The most frequent keyword occurrences are "black holes," with 435 reflected. The Department of Science and Technology in New Delhi is the most prolific, having published 664 papers with a total of 14,346 citations (58 h-index). The black research involved 80 countries, out of which India secured the 8th place in the world's contribution. The prepared research area related to black holes, namely the astronomy and astrophysics research area, is 2,423 with 47.45% of publications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aimed to investigate, analyze and visualize the scientific output of global virology research by examining the collaborative pattern and co-authorship network. A total of 80220 records were extracted from the web of science database after searching 'Virology' as a research area. Multi-authored papers are more than single-authored papers with 85% of the whole. The degree of collaboration was 0.994 in the field of Virology. Wang Y is the most active author with 429 papers, 5621 total citations, and 37 h-index. To understand the trend of evolution pattern and proximity of efficiency, we investigate a co-authorship network of a relatively new and emerging academic field. The approach and potential applications of co-authorship network analysis in virology research are discussed in this article. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study explores to know the authorship pattern and collaborative research in Leukemia using a scientometric technique. Web of Science citation database was used to essence the bibliographic data for the period of 2009 to 2018. The study also examines the different aspects like; year-wise distribution of authorship, collaborative index, collaboration co-efficiency, degree of collaboration, relative growth rate, etc. It is observed from the analysis that the majority of the articles are published in the year 2012 by a single author. The average collaborative index 3.56 has been estimated from 2009 to 2018. The maximum degree of collaboration is in the year 2018 and the lowest average degree of collaboration in the year 2009. The study also revealed that the average collaboration co-efficient is 0.68, highest research articles are contributed by more than ten authors, relative growth rate decline from the rate of 0.72 to 0.12 and doubling time for all years are steadily increasing from 0.96 to 5.62 from 2009 to 2018. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]