RBU_JR_LIS_V23_2021-FULL_TEXT-E-Copy
The RBU Journal of Library & Information science is a scholarly communication for education, research and development of the Library & Information science field. It is published annually. The first volume was published in 1997. It received ISSN (0972-2750) in the 5th volume in the year 2001. From 17th Volume published in the year 2015, the journal becomes peer-reviewed by eminent experts across the country. This journal WAS enlisted by UGC approved List of Journal in 2017, With Serial No. 351 and Journal NO. 45237. Since 2019, this Journal Qualified as per analysis protocol as Group D Journal and listed under UGC CARE approved list of Journals.
The RBU Journal of Library & Information science is a scholarly communication for education, research and development of the Library & Information science field. It is published annually. The first volume was published in 1997. It received ISSN (0972-2750) in the 5th volume in the year 2001. From 17th Volume published in the year 2015, the journal becomes peer-reviewed by eminent experts across the country. This journal WAS enlisted by UGC approved List of Journal in 2017, With Serial No. 351 and Journal NO. 45237.
Since 2019, this Journal Qualified as per analysis protocol as Group D Journal and listed under UGC CARE approved list of Journals.
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RBU Journal of library & Information Science, V. 23, 2021
4.2 Institutional Level Collaboration
Figure 8: Network visualization of institution level collaboration
Nowadays, collaboration has been increasing among
various institutions in scientific productions. Basically, it
varies over disciplines. It has been noted that in medical
science, the trends of collaboration is increasing day-byday
in a tremendous way (Gazni, Sugimoto, & Didegah,
2012). Figure 8 representing the network visualization of
institution level collaboration where 11983 institutions
from 139 countries contributed their publications in a
collaborative manner on cancer researchin India-based
journals.
Figure 9: All India Institute of Medical Science and their Collaborative Institutions
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