Scientometric sketch of Nobel laureate in chemistry Prof. Jennifer Doudna with emphasis on collaboration pattern and keyword analysis.

Prof. Jennifer Doudna is an eminent Biochemist who contributed immensely to the area of gene editing for which she was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2020. The study investigates and analyses Doudna's contributions and scientific productivity in peer-reviewed Scopus-indexed sources. She had 315 publications during 1987-2020 in Genetics and related fields. Of the total papers she had written and published, 94.29% are multi-authored. Doudna was the primary author in 7.07% of publications whereas she was claimed to be the secondary author in 92.93% of papers. The majority of her publications were in journals from the USA followed by UK and Germany. The most active researchers in the research team of Jennifer were Zhou Kaihong, Ma Enbo, Nogales Eva, Cate Jamie, and Sternberg, Samuel H. Her fiftypercentile age is found to be 26 years. The publication data set is tested with Bradford's law which was found to be negative. She utilized 63 means of communication i.e., journals where she published at least three papers. The highest impact factor journal in which she published a decent number of papers (27) in Nature. As depicted in the keyword analysis, her research core area was related to genetics, the CRISPR CAS system, endonuclease, and gene editing. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]