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Objective: To understand the current status of research in the field of metaverse, and to analyze the research progress and evolutionary trends in this field. Methods: Based on the bibliometric analysis, a total of 921 papers were obtained by searching the Web of science core database for the keyword "metaverse". CiteSpace was used to visualize and analyze the current status and trends of metaverse research in China. Results: Ireland is currently the country with the highest research impact. China is currently the country with the largest number of publications in this field, but the impact of the research is insufficient. The current research in the highly cited literature focuses on technical and history reviews of the metaverse as well as its development in the field of education. Artificial Intelligence and utaut2 are the underlying clusters of cited literature in this research area. Several research hotspots have been formed, such as virtual reality, augmented reality, mixed reality, digital twins and artificial intelligence. Conclusion: The current research on metaverse in various fields is basically in its infancy, but has a great potential for future development and will gradually penetrate into many different directions with many challenges. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) has attracted increasing research interest in sustainable management and decision-making in recent years. To further understand the research status and trend, the purpose of this study is to adopt bibliometric and visual methods to analyze the knowledge structure and the evolution path in the research field of ESG. Based on 1735 papers on ESG in the Web of Science Collection database from 2004 to 2021, this study uses CiteSpace and VOSviewer to present a bibliometric overview of publications, citation structure, authors, universities, countries/regions, journals, and keywords that work on this Topic. Results indicate that scholars increasingly regard ESG as an integrated sustainability analysis framework and pay more attention to the connection among its dimensions. According to the growth trend, ESG may remain a hot research topic for the next few years. The USA is the most productive country, followed by England and China. Journals on ESG research with higher effective factors have higher cocitation frequency and publications. And Sustainable development, corporate governance, corporate social responsibility, ESG, and ESG ratings as the research hotspots are presented. Additionally, this study provides an overview of the ESG research trends for future researchers. This may aid researchers in understanding current patterns and future study paths, allowing future authors to perform their studies more successfully. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

[Objectives] To analyze the current research situation, hotspots and trends of curcumin and diabetes in recent 10 years. [Methods] Web of Science database was set as data source, the annual number of papers, the distribution of authors, the distribution of country/institution, the distribution of journals, the distribution of key words in the literature about curcumin and diabetes from January 1,2010 to March 31, 2021 were quantitatively and visually analyzed with the aid of visualization software Bibliometrix. [Results] A total of 475 articles were included, and the annual number of papers was on the rise; the top three high-yielding countries were China (120 papers), India (65 papers), and the United States (58 papers). In terms of international cooperation, China and the United States had the most cooperation (27 papers); the top three high-yielding institutions were Wenzhou Medical University (42 papers), Mashhad University of Medical Sciences (41 papers) and Tehran University of Medical Sciences (30 papers); the most frequently cited authors were Wang Y (19 times), Li X (13 times), Li Y (12 times), Liang G (12 times) and Zhang Y (12 times); the top three journals in number of papers were Diabetology & Metabolic Syndrome (8 papers), PLoS One (8 papers), and European Journal of Pharmacology (7 papers), and the h index was 7,8, and 6, respectively; the most frequently cited journals were Diabetes (496 times), Journal of Biological Chemistry (486 times), PLoS One (347 times), Diabetes Care (284 times), and European Journal of Pharmacology (229 times); the most frequent key words mainly included oxidative stress, curcumin, insulin-resistance and expression; the hotspots were insulin resistance and NF-kP>, mainly focusing on in vitro experiments. [Conclusions] The curcumin has good therapeutic potential in improving insulin resistance, inhibiting inflammation and oxidative stress, etc. The results are expected provide a reference and basis for scientific researchers to understand the current situation of curcumin and diabetes research and cany' out the further research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]