A recent work on research productivity prepared by Oxford Economy for Merck in November 2021 analyses research productivity of universities and universities of applied sciences world wide and identifies trends and factors. Further references on the development of and trends  in research productivity are given in the reference section below.

 

Scientific Research Productivity

 

References

  • Bonaccorsi, Andrea ; Belingheri, Paola ; Secondi, Luca:The research productivity of universities. A multilevel and multidisciplinary analysis on European institutions. In: Journal of Informetrics vol. 15 (2021), Nr. 2, p. 101129
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  • Cauwels, Peter ; Sornette, Didier:Are ‘flow of ideas’ and ‘research productivity’ in secular decline?. In: Technological Forecasting and Social Change vol. 174 (2022), p. 121267
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  • Kivinen, Osmo ; Hedman, Juha ; Kaipainen, Päivi:Productivity analysis of research in Natural Sciences, Technology and Clinical Medicine: an input-output model applied in comparison of Top 300 ranked universities of 4 North European and 4 East Asian countries.. In: Scientometrics vol. 94 (2013), Nr. 2, pp. 683–699
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  • Nguyen, Nguyen Danh ; Nguyen, Tue Dang ; Dao, Kien Trung:Effects of institutional policies and characteristics on research productivity at Vietnam science and technology universities. In: Heliyon vol. 7 (2021), Nr. 1, p. e06024
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