Analyse research
Much of the research communicated to the academic community and the public, such as journal articles, conference contributions, datasets, books, and computer code, leaves traces in the form of metadata. The analysis of these metadata is commonly referred to as scientometrics or, specifically concerning publications, bibliometrics.
Research information
Research information refers to information about KTH's research and the context in which it is carried out. This can include information about researchers and their organizational affiliation, subject matter, and assignments. Additionally, it may encompass intellectual outputs, such as publications and presentations, as well as information about projects, project members, funding, and collaborative partners.
At KTH, research information includes organizational structure such as department, research group, platform, and center formation. However, research data, underlying work materials and knowledge do not fall under the purview of research information. You can learn more about managing research data on our research data pages .
Bibliometrics
Most analyses and services related to research information at KTH are based on bibliometric data. Bibliometrics involves the statistical analysis of publication data and is used as an integral part of KTH's quality assurance efforts. Bibliometric data also contributes to various international rankings, making it a crucial tool for KTH's relevance on the global stage. Learn more about bibliometrics at KTH and the data sources used.
Data-driven analysis and follow-up of KTH's Research (DAUF) is an ongoing collaborative project between the library and the IT department. Read more about DAUF and the services for analysis provided.
