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Article · Volume 4, Issue 1 · pp. 47–53

Scientometric Portrait of India’s Renowned Chemist from Indian Institute of Science: Dr. Gautam Radhakrishna Desiraju

Madhu S1, Kannappanavar B.U2, Chaman Sab M3

  1. 1Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta, Karnataka, INDIA.
  2. 2Shyadri Arts and Commerce College, Shimoga, Karnataka, INDIA.
  3. 3A.R.G. College of Arts and Commerce, Davanagere, Karnataka, INDIA.

Abstract

Introduction: The current study employs ‘Bio-Bibliometrics’ to analyze the scientific achievements of Dr. Gautam Radhakrishna Desiraju (GRD), a distinguished researcher and chemist, affiliated with Indian Institute of Science (IISC) one of top research institute of India. Design/Methodology/Approach:The data was downloaded from one of the novel data ‘Scopus’ indexing and abstracting databases, a product of Elsevier. Results/Discussion: The analysis found that most of his documents came in the form of research articles 343 (80.33%). Majority of this publication came with collaborative work with other scientists and had worked with over 1039 authors throughout his research career, which indicated a high value of collaboration coefficient (0.68) and degree of collaboration (0.93) over the years.Conclusion: Dr. GRD is an exceptionally talented expert in his field and has made significant contributions to the knowledge domain. He was at peak productivity between the ages of 61-70 years. “Crystal Growth and Design” (35 papers) was the most used communication channel to publish his work. The present study was intended to study the Bio-bibliometric profile of Dr. G R Desiraju one of the renowned scientists and former professor IISc, Bangalore. The data was downloaded from one of the novel data ‘Scopus’ indexing and abstracting databases, a product of Elsevier.

Keywords: Bio-Bibliometrics; Prof. Gautam Radhakrisha Desiraju; Chemist; India

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