Ciriaco Andrea D'Angelo

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University of Rome Tor Vergata

Italy

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Dr. Ciriaco Andrea D'Angelo is an Associate Professor at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy. His research areas include the prediction of scholarly impact, hyperprolific authorship, and the evaluation of research performance, particularly in post-Soviet contexts. His recent work addresses the implications of publication practices and research assessment systems on academic behavior and knowledge dissemination.

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giovanni abramo

Full Professor

Universitas Mercatorum

ITALY

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Leonardo Grilli

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University of Florence

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Enhancing the prediction of publications’ long-term impact using early citations, readerships, and non-scientific factors

Hyperprolific authorship: Unveiling the extent of extreme publishing in the ‘publish or perish’ era

Exploring the effects of journal article features: Implications for automated prediction of scholarly impact

Benchmarking research performance in a post-Soviet science system: the case of Armenia

Examining “Salami slicing” publications as a side-effect of research performance evaluation: An empirical study

Inter- and intra-domain knowledge flows: Examining their relationship with impact at the field level over time

Do research universities specialize in disciplines where they hold a competitive advantage?

The role of non-scientific factors vis-à-vis the quality of publications in determining their scholarly impact

Do research assessment systems have the potential to hinder scientists from diversifying their research pursuits?

Assessing the effects of publication requirements for professorship on research performance and publishing behaviour of Ukrainian academics

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giovanni abramo

Leonardo Grilli

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