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Blog2026-10-15T17:09:22+02:00

THE BIBLIOMETRIC LENS

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On our blog, “The Biblio­met­ric Lens,” we publish short, data-explorato­ry pieces (data short stories) on current topics that are partic­u­lar­ly relevant to science politics and gover­nance. The posts offer quick insights based on biblio­met­ric data, compris­ing visual­iza­tions and textu­al expla­na­tions.. They are not meant to offer compre­hen­sive overviews, although this may be the case in subse­quent work. On this page, you can see all posts published so far.

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