Scientometrics, Volume 57

Volume 57, Number 1, 2003

• Obituary. 5-6
  
• Ming-Yueh Tsay, Hong Xu, Chia-wen Wu:
  Journal co-citation analysis of semiconductor literature. 7-25
  
• Markus Gmür:
  Co-citation analysis and the search for invisible colleges: A methodological evaluation. 27-57
  
• B. M. Gupta, S. M. Dhawan:
  India's collaboration with People's Republic of China in Science and Technology: A scientometric analysis of coauthored papers during 1994-1999. 59-74
  
• Quentin L. Burrell:
  Defining a core: Theoretical observations on the Egghe-Rousseau proposal. 75-92
  
• Michel Zitt, Suzy Ramanana-Rahary, Elise Bassecoulard:
  Bridging citation and reference distributions: Part I - The referencing-structure function and its application to co-citation and co-item studies. 93-118
  
• Li Li, Fenglian Zhang:
  Developing English-language academic journals of China. 119-125
  
• Tianwei He:
  Difficulties and challenges of Chinese scientific journals: Statistical analysis of Chinese literatures using Chinese Science Bulletin as example. 127-139
  
• Correspondence: Letter to the Editor. 141-144
  
• Erratum. 145-146
  
• Mari Davis:
  ISSI Newsletter. 147-149
  

Volume 57, Number 2, 2003

• Manfred Bonitz:
  Obituary: Robert King Merton (1910-2003). 151-152
  
• Sybille Hinze:
  Introduction to the selected papers of the 7th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators. 155-157
  
• María Bordons, Fernanda Morillo, M. Teresa Fernández, Isabel Gómez:
  One step further in the production of bibliometric indicators at the micro level: Differences by gender and professional category of scientists. 159-173
  
• Icíar Dominguez Lacasa, Hariolf Grupp, Ulrich Schmoch:
  Tracing technological change over long periods in Germany in chemicals using patent statistics. 175-195
  
• Wolfgang Glänzel, Rickard Danell, Olle Persson:
  The decline of Swedish neuroscience: Decomposing a bibliometric national science indicator. 197-213
  
• Grit Laudel:
  Studying the brain drain: Can bibliometric methods help?. 215-237
  
• Xuemei Li, Mike Thelwall, Peter B. Musgrove, David Wilkinson:
  The relationship between the WIFs or inlinks of Computer Science Departments in UK and their RAE ratings or research productivities in 2001. 239-255
  
• Thed N. van Leeuwen, Martijn S. Visser, Henk F. Moed, Anton J. Nederhof, Anthony F. J. van Raan:
  The Holy Grail of science policy: Exploring and combining bibliometric tools in search of scientific excellence. 257-280
  
• Elmer Yglesias:
  Porter vs. Porter: Modeling the technological competitiveness of nations. 281-293
  
• Michel Zitt, Suzy Ramanana-Rahary, Elise Bassecoulard, Françoise Laville:
  Potential science-technology spillovers in regions: An insight on geographic co-location of knowledge activities in the EU. 295-320
  

Volume 57, Number 3, 2003

• Shaun Goldfinch, Tony Dale, Karl DeRouen:
  Science from the periphery: Collaboration, networks and 'Periphery Effects' in the citation of New Zealand Crown Research Institutes articles, 1995-2000. 321-337
  
• Jacqueline Leta, Grant Lewison:
  The contribution of women in Brazilian science: A case study in astronomy, immunology and oceanography. 339-353
  
• Bart Van Looy, Edwin Zimmermann, Reinhilde Veugelers, Arnold Verbeek, Johanna Mello, Koenraad Debackere:
  Do science-technology interactions pay off when developing technology?. 355-367
  
• Y. S. Ho, C. H. Chiu, T. M. Tseng, W. T. Chiu:
  Assessing stem cell research productivity. 369-376
  
• Jouko Miettunen, Pentti Nieminen:
  The effect of statistical methods and study reporting characteristics on the number of citations: A study of four general psychiatric journals. 377-388
  
• James Hartley, James W. Pennebaker, Claire Fox:
  Abstracts, introductions and discussions: How far do they differ in style?. 389-398
  
• Wei Xu, Yi-Zhang Chen, Zhi-Chao Shen:
  Neuroscience output of China: A MEDLINE-based bibliometric study. 399-409