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How can my institution find collaboration partners?
Last updated on November 15, 2024
Get an overview of your collaboration landscape. The map view in Current collaboration gives you a global overview of the collaboration partners of your institution. You can then zoom in to a specific country. For example, to see your collaboration partners in France:
How
Follow these instructions to get an overview of collaboration partners:
By default, the number of co-authored publications for each institution is shown, but you can also see the citation impact of those collaborations. Use the drop-down menu in the top-right corner of the map to switch to number of citations, Citations per Publication or Field-Weighted Citation. |
- Select your institution from the entity selection panel on the left-hand side.
- Go to 'Current collaboration' and select the Map view
- To find collaboration partners in France, click on the Europe marker to zoom in and see all the European countries where collaboration with your institution has taken place.
- Click on the round marker shown in France to zoom in and see all collaborating institutions and researchers in France.
- Switch from map to table view to see the collaborating institutions in France in a tabular list view. Click on one of these institutions to explore the collaborating with that institution in more detail.
- Go to the Export menu to export the full list of collaborating institutions to a spreadsheet file.
- To view collaboration in France within a particular sector (such as corporate or medical), select the sector from the rightmost olf the drop-down menus along the top of the map.
The table view lets you compare institutions by the scholarly output co-authored with each. You can also evaluate the impact of your collaborations using metrics such as number of citations or Field-Weighted Citation Impact.
View your collaborations within a specific field of research. Do you want to see the collaborations of your institution within a specific field of research? Then select a filter from the dropdown menu at the top of the page. For example, to see collaboration within chemistry only, choose Chemistry from the menu.
- You can choose from 27 main subject areas and 334 subcategories within the Scopus subject classification.
- You can also define your own research areas, which can be as granular or interdisciplinary as you like.
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