學術傳播與書目計量學 scholarly communication and bibliometrics
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1997
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The investigation of scholarly communication is the study of how scholars use and disseminate information through formal and informal channels and bibliometrics employs mathematical and statistical methods to study libraries andbibliographical records resulting from scholarly communication. This articlediscusses the evolution of scientific research, research communication cycle, theformal communication channels (including primary and secondary sources) bywhich research results are disseminated, informal methods of communication as well as the studies of invisible colleges and research specialties.
The investigation of scholarly communication is the study of how scholars use and disseminate information through formal and informal channels and bibliometrics employs mathematical and statistical methods to study libraries andbibliographical records resulting from scholarly communication. This articlediscusses the evolution of scientific research, research communication cycle, theformal communication channels (including primary and secondary sources) bywhich research results are disseminated, informal methods of communication as well as the studies of invisible colleges and research specialties.
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| Authors | ;Ming-yueh Tsay |
| Journal | toxicological sciences : an official journal of the society of toxicology |
| Year | 1997 |
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