Since the 1990s, work life balance has been widely studied by scientists, so research results are increasing from year to year. Employees must not only perform effectively at but also have a personal that includes their family and community. To keep human resources employed, organizations need pay close attention employees' ability combine professional lives. Many working people currently feel ...

This paper analyzes the thematic trends in school garden studies over past few decades, using a relational bibliometric methodology on corpus of 392 articles and review indexed Web Science Core Collection. The seeks to understand how researchers have studied concept last decades various disciplines, spanning approximately eighty categories. results show that there is critical mass scientific re...

This research aims to determine the map of development on Mathematics Communication, namely a study bibliometrics by VosViewer. The was conducted starting in January 2021 searching keyword “Mathematics Communication” Science Direct database and choosing open access system. search result data is then stored form Research Information System (RIS) analyzed descriptively using VosViewer see develop...

Introduction The scientific community has developed many institutionalized forms of evaluation where peer review has an important role, but recently, bibliometric methods have been gaining some acceptability to assess the scientific performance. The two techniques have been related to one another in different ways: 1) bibliometric methods have been used to analyze the peer review processes (Moe...

BACKGROUND The peer review system has been traditionally challenged due to its many limitations especially for allocating funding. Bibliometric indicators may well present themselves as a complement. OBJECTIVE We analyze the relationship between peers' ratings and bibliometric indicators for Spanish researchers in the 2007 National R&D Plan for 23 research fields. METHODS AND MATERIALS We a...

This short note contains some remarks on a recent bibliometric survey about some of the major scientific journals in the field of Quality Engineering/Management (Qual. Reliab. Engng. Int. 2010; 26(6):593–604). In particular, thanks to Professor Woodall’s precious indication, it has been freshly noticed that some results in the original work are biased by mistakes in the bibliometric databases (...

The diversity of bibliometric indices today poses the challenge of exploiting the relationships among them. Our research uncovers the best core set of relevant indices for predicting other bibliometric indices. An added difficulty is to select the role of each variable, that is, which bibliometric indices are predictive variables and which are response variables. This results in a novel multiou...