Research trends in chemico-biological interactions: The golden jubilee (1969-2019)

Chem Biol Interact. 2020 Aug 25:327:109177. doi: 10.1016/j.cbi.2020.109177. Epub 2020 Jun 10.

Abstract

Since its inception in 1969, Chemico-Biological Interactions (CBI) has persistently published high quality research articles. As part of the journal's golden anniversary (50 years), we performed an electronic search on Scopus to get all publications details. Based on citescore, ranking & percentile, CBI holds 21st position in the top 113 relevant journals (in 2018). CBI also completed publications of 8005 manuscripts in March 2020. The highest documents were articles (6972/87.09%) followed by conference papers (588/7.34%) and reviews (252/3.14%). The maximum number of publications (385) was recorded in 2019, followed by 366 (in 2010) and 336 in 2016. Furthermore, details of the top 50 countries, top 50 authors and top 20 institutes with total publications, h-index, total citations and without selfcitations (WSC) are provided. USA (2371), China (786) and United Kingdom (658) are the top three countries, O'Brien, P.J (48), Maser, E. (45) and Lockridge, O. (35) are the top three authors and Karolinska Institutet (144), Stockholm University (102) & Ministry of Education China (94) are the top three institutes involved in research publications. More than eighty-four thousand (84,000) key words were amassed from scopus and after critical analysis we proposed a common sequence and connectivity. The top 200 articles, 200 reviews and 200 conference papers were analyzed by Vosviewer for various parameters. While, the top three (3) research articles and reviews are briefly described. The bibliometric analyses confirm a noteworthy growth of CBI in research publications and scientometric performance.

Keywords: CBI; Scopus; VOSviewer.

MeSH terms

  • Academies and Institutes / statistics & numerical data
  • Authorship
  • Bibliometrics*
  • Biomedical Research / statistics & numerical data
  • Government Agencies / statistics & numerical data
  • Humans
  • Review Literature as Topic
  • Serial Publications / trends*
  • Toxicology / trends*
  • Universities / statistics & numerical data