Thomson Reuters launched the Global Research Report series to inform policymakers about the changing landscape of the global research base. Selected countries are profiled across scholarship production, emerging fields, global collaboration, and past/future trajectories. The Thomson Reuters data analysis allows a profiled nation to assess its position while offering other international players opportunity to evaluate and adapt their role to ongoing shifts in global research.
Download any report to review how sophisticated bibliometric analyses unearth some surprising trends in research and international networks.
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China’s explosive scientific growth continues to reshape the international research base. What fields offer nations the best opportunity to align with Chinese interests? Thomson Reuters provides powerful visualizations to document China’s vast expansion and highlight areas of future growth. The report notes China’s unique innovation platform in physical science, while also exploring a rise in agricultural and medical sciences. |
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Thomson Reuters predicts that India’s research productivity will be on par with most G8 nations within 7-8 years and could overtake them between 2015-2020. What does this mean for policymakers? Does your global region already engage the “sleeping giant” in collaboration? The report draws attention to crucial developments in India’s regional networks, scientific diversification, and areas of growth. |
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Brazil¹s research output has doubled in 10 years with a continued strength in life sciences. The Thomson Reuters report helps prime important questions: What is the significance of the emerging scientific base and Latin American networks? How can Brazil benefit from collaboration and how can other nations evaluate their ties to this critical region of the world? |
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