959 papers
This paper demonstrates that ordinary web links cited in scientific articles suffer from predictable and continuous decay over time, with only two-thirds remaining accessible after a decade, thereby posing an ongoing threat to the reproducibility and integrity of the scholarly record that requires both future preservation standards and retrospective recovery efforts.
This paper proposes and validates a five-signal bibliometric framework for analyzing promotion-linked authorship-credit signals using highly cited researchers in China, demonstrating that while publication output, authorship-role positioning, and management-output tension can be operationalized from public records, co-authorship and field expansion require richer metadata.
This paper proposes an analogy-based analytical framework for mapping complex systems across domains by decomposing them into essential mid-scale processes and reconstructing their dynamics, demonstrating through case studies on AI's workforce impact and barnacle-predator interactions that meaningful cross-domain transfer is possible when systems share a comparable sequence of elemental interactions.
This bibliometric study analyzes 734 Scopus-indexed publications from 2000 to 2026 to map the evolution, key themes, and knowledge structures of sustainability research in the semiconductor industry, identifying major contributors, core topics like recycling and environmental management, and promising future directions such as the circular economy and renewable energy.
This study presents the first systematic archaeological survey of the previously understudied Surp Asdvadzadzin Monastery in Kiğı, Türkiye, documenting its surviving structural remains and spatial organization to advance understanding of medieval rural monastic traditions and religious landscapes in Eastern Anatolia.
This paper claims to have experimentally realized a stateless, bandwidth-independent engine that materializes 4D spatiotemporal and acoustic fields in O(1) time using Hierarchical Spatiotemporal Key Generation and a virtual Quantum Processing Unit, thereby allegedly bypassing Shannon's channel capacity limits.
This paper introduces a parallel treebank of Swedish learner language based on the SweLL corpus, annotated according to the Universal Dependencies standard to address L2-specific challenges, evaluate annotation quality, and identify factors influencing annotation difficulty.
This paper, titled "Rapid Detection and Identification of Lightweight String Tomato Based on the Modified YOLOv8," was withdrawn by Research Square on June 24, 2026, because the sole listed author failed to meet authorship criteria, violating the platform's Terms of Service.