Scientometrics - journal - was created in 1978.

Scientometrics is the science of measuring and analysing science. In practice, scientometrics is often done using bibliometrics which is a measurement of the impact of (scientific) publications.

H.F. Moed is an author known for writing academic papers and research articles in the field of bibliometrics and scientometrics, focusing on citation analysis, research evaluation, and scholarly communication. Some of his works include studies on research collaboration, citation patterns, and scientific impact.

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