Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social development
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Resumo: | Bibliometric indicators are useful for assessing the impact of academic productivity, coupled with geopopulation understanding. The aim of this study was to analyze the spatial distribution of Biotechnology research in Brazil, verifying a possible correlation between the h-index and social development. The sample consisted of data from 959 professors and 59 stricto sensu biotechnology programs in the country. Self-referenced data for each program outlined their descriptive profiles. Local distribution and autocorrelation maps (MoranMap) of the programs and the h-index by population density were built. Bivariate analysis (LISA) considered dependent variables (program rate and h-index for population density) and independent (MHDI). As a result, there was a prevalence of academic doctoral programs, with longer creation time, workload, CAPES score, number of teachers and average h-index, with most programs in the Southeast Region, except academic master's degrees, in the Northeast. The distribution of programs by population density was higher in RIAUs in Palmas, Araraquara and Alfenas, while the h-index in RIAUs in Palmas, Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro. There was positive autocorrelation of programs clustered in RIAUs in SP and Porto Alegre and between programs and h-index in RIAUs in Porto Alegre, Caxias do Sul and Ribeirão Preto. Bivariate analysis MHDI-programs showed high-high clusters in RIAUs of SP and Porto Alegre and MHDI-h-index high-high clusters in RIAUs of SP, MG and RJ. The mapping of the h-index and MHDI helped to understand the academic productivity of Biotechnology in Brazil, contributing to the discussion of evaluation models in unequal realities in the national scenario. |
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Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social developmentInvestiogación em Biotecnología em Brasil: Una correlación espacial entre el índice H y el desarrollo socialPesquisas em Biotecnologia no Brasil: Uma correlação espacial entre índice-H e desenvolvimento socialIndicadores de Produção CientíficaBases de Dados BibliográficasSistemas de Créditos e Avaliação de PesquisadoresBiotecnologia.Indicadores de Producción CientíficaBases de Datos BibliográficasSistemas de Créditos y Evaluación de InvestigadoresBiotecnología.Scientific Publication IndicatorsDatabases, BibliographicResearcher Performance Evaluation SystemsBiotechnology.Bibliometric indicators are useful for assessing the impact of academic productivity, coupled with geopopulation understanding. The aim of this study was to analyze the spatial distribution of Biotechnology research in Brazil, verifying a possible correlation between the h-index and social development. The sample consisted of data from 959 professors and 59 stricto sensu biotechnology programs in the country. Self-referenced data for each program outlined their descriptive profiles. Local distribution and autocorrelation maps (MoranMap) of the programs and the h-index by population density were built. Bivariate analysis (LISA) considered dependent variables (program rate and h-index for population density) and independent (MHDI). As a result, there was a prevalence of academic doctoral programs, with longer creation time, workload, CAPES score, number of teachers and average h-index, with most programs in the Southeast Region, except academic master's degrees, in the Northeast. The distribution of programs by population density was higher in RIAUs in Palmas, Araraquara and Alfenas, while the h-index in RIAUs in Palmas, Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro. There was positive autocorrelation of programs clustered in RIAUs in SP and Porto Alegre and between programs and h-index in RIAUs in Porto Alegre, Caxias do Sul and Ribeirão Preto. Bivariate analysis MHDI-programs showed high-high clusters in RIAUs of SP and Porto Alegre and MHDI-h-index high-high clusters in RIAUs of SP, MG and RJ. The mapping of the h-index and MHDI helped to understand the academic productivity of Biotechnology in Brazil, contributing to the discussion of evaluation models in unequal realities in the national scenario.Los indicadores bibliométricos son útiles para evaluar el impacto de la productividad académica, junto con la comprensión geopopulacional. El objetivo de este estudio fue analizar la distribución espacial de la investigación biotecnológica en Brasil, verificando una posible correlación entre el índice h y el desarrollo social. La muestra estuvo conformada por datos de 959 profesores y 59 programas stricto sensu de biotecnología en el país. Los datos de autorreferencia para cada programa describieron sus perfiles descriptivos. Se construyeron mapas de distribución local y autocorrelación (MoranMap) de los programas y el índice h por densidad de población. El análisis bivariado (LISA) consideró variables dependientes (tasa de programa e índice h para densidad poblacional) e independientes (IDHM). Como resultado, prevalecieron los programas de doctorado académico, con mayor tiempo de creación, carga de trabajo, puntaje CAPES, número de docentes e índice h promedio, con la mayoría de los programas en la Región Sudeste, excepto maestrías académicas, en el Noreste. La distribución de los programas por densidad de población fue mayor en las RIAU de Palmas, Araraquara y Alfenas, mientras que el índice h en las RIAU de Palmas, Belo Horizonte y Río de Janeiro. Hubo una autocorrelación positiva de los programas agrupados en RIAU en SP y Porto Alegre y entre programas e índice h en RIAU en Porto Alegre, Caxias do Sul y Ribeirão Preto. Los programas de análisis bivariado MHDI mostraron conglomerados alto-alto en RIAU de SP y Porto Alegre y conglomerados alto-alto de índice MHDI-H en RIAU de SP, MG y RJ. El mapeo del índice h y el IDHM ayudó a comprender la productividad académica de la Biotecnología en Brasil, contribuyendo a la discusión de modelos de evaluación en realidades desiguales en el escenario nacional.Indicadores bibliométricos são úteis para avaliar o impacto da produtividade acadêmica, aliados à compreensão geopopulacional. O objetivo deste estudo foi analisar a distribuição espacial de pesquisas em Biotecnologia no Brasil, verificando possível correlação entre índice-h e desenvolvimento social. A amostra foi composta por dados de 959 docentes e 59 programas strictu senso em Biotecnologia do país. Dados autorreferenciados de cada programa traçaram seus perfis descritivos. Foram construídos mapas de distribuição e de autocorrelação local (MoranMap) dos programas e do índice-h pela densidade populacional. Análise bivariada (LISA) considerou variáveis dependentes (taxa de programas e índice-h pela densidade populacional) e independente (IDHM). Como resultados, houve prevalência de doutorado acadêmico, com maior tempo de criação, carga horária, nota CAPES, número de docentes e índice-h médio, com maioria de programas na Região Sudeste, exceto mestrados acadêmicos, na Nordeste. A distribuição de programas pela densidade populacional foi maior em RIAUs de Palmas, Araraquara e Alfenas, enquanto de índice-h em RIAUs de Palmas, Belo Horizonte e Rio de Janeiro. Houve autocorrelação positiva de programas aglomerados em RIAUs de SP e Porto Alegre e entre programas e índice-h em RIAUs de Porto Alegre, Caxias do Sul e Ribeirão Preto. Análise bivariada IDHM-programas exibiu aglomerados alto-alto em RIAUs de SP e Porto Alegre e IDHM-índice-h aglomerados alto-alto em RIAUs de SP, MG e RJ. O mapeamento do índice-h e IDHM ajudou na compreensão da produtividade acadêmica da Biotecnologia no Brasil, contribuindo para discussão de modelos de avaliação em realidades desiguais no cenário nacional.Research, Society and Development2021-01-15info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/1180710.33448/rsd-v10i1.11807Research, Society and Development; Vol. 10 No. 1; e29910111807Research, Society and Development; Vol. 10 Núm. 1; e29910111807Research, Society and Development; v. 10 n. 1; e299101118072525-3409reponame:Research, Society and Developmentinstname:Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)instacron:UNIFEIporhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/article/view/11807/10541Copyright (c) 2021 Igor Iuco Castro-Silva; Francisco Valdicélio Ferreira; Jacques Antonio Cavalcante Macielhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessCastro-Silva, Igor IucoFerreira, Francisco ValdicélioMaciel, Jacques Antonio Cavalcante 2021-02-20T21:19:23Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/11807Revistahttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/indexPUBhttps://rsdjournal.org/index.php/rsd/oairsd.articles@gmail.com2525-34092525-3409opendoar:2024-01-17T09:33:32.402530Research, Society and Development - Universidade Federal de Itajubá (UNIFEI)false |
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Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social development Investiogación em Biotecnología em Brasil: Una correlación espacial entre el índice H y el desarrollo social Pesquisas em Biotecnologia no Brasil: Uma correlação espacial entre índice-H e desenvolvimento social |
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Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social development |
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Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social development Castro-Silva, Igor Iuco Indicadores de Produção Científica Bases de Dados Bibliográficas Sistemas de Créditos e Avaliação de Pesquisadores Biotecnologia. Indicadores de Producción Científica Bases de Datos Bibliográficas Sistemas de Créditos y Evaluación de Investigadores Biotecnología. Scientific Publication Indicators Databases, Bibliographic Researcher Performance Evaluation Systems Biotechnology. |
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Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social development |
title_full |
Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social development |
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Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social development |
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Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social development |
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Biotechnology research in Brazil: A spatial correlation between H-index and social development |
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Castro-Silva, Igor Iuco |
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Castro-Silva, Igor Iuco Ferreira, Francisco Valdicélio Maciel, Jacques Antonio Cavalcante |
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Ferreira, Francisco Valdicélio Maciel, Jacques Antonio Cavalcante |
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Castro-Silva, Igor Iuco Ferreira, Francisco Valdicélio Maciel, Jacques Antonio Cavalcante |
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Indicadores de Produção Científica Bases de Dados Bibliográficas Sistemas de Créditos e Avaliação de Pesquisadores Biotecnologia. Indicadores de Producción Científica Bases de Datos Bibliográficas Sistemas de Créditos y Evaluación de Investigadores Biotecnología. Scientific Publication Indicators Databases, Bibliographic Researcher Performance Evaluation Systems Biotechnology. |
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Indicadores de Produção Científica Bases de Dados Bibliográficas Sistemas de Créditos e Avaliação de Pesquisadores Biotecnologia. Indicadores de Producción Científica Bases de Datos Bibliográficas Sistemas de Créditos y Evaluación de Investigadores Biotecnología. Scientific Publication Indicators Databases, Bibliographic Researcher Performance Evaluation Systems Biotechnology. |
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Bibliometric indicators are useful for assessing the impact of academic productivity, coupled with geopopulation understanding. The aim of this study was to analyze the spatial distribution of Biotechnology research in Brazil, verifying a possible correlation between the h-index and social development. The sample consisted of data from 959 professors and 59 stricto sensu biotechnology programs in the country. Self-referenced data for each program outlined their descriptive profiles. Local distribution and autocorrelation maps (MoranMap) of the programs and the h-index by population density were built. Bivariate analysis (LISA) considered dependent variables (program rate and h-index for population density) and independent (MHDI). As a result, there was a prevalence of academic doctoral programs, with longer creation time, workload, CAPES score, number of teachers and average h-index, with most programs in the Southeast Region, except academic master's degrees, in the Northeast. The distribution of programs by population density was higher in RIAUs in Palmas, Araraquara and Alfenas, while the h-index in RIAUs in Palmas, Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro. There was positive autocorrelation of programs clustered in RIAUs in SP and Porto Alegre and between programs and h-index in RIAUs in Porto Alegre, Caxias do Sul and Ribeirão Preto. Bivariate analysis MHDI-programs showed high-high clusters in RIAUs of SP and Porto Alegre and MHDI-h-index high-high clusters in RIAUs of SP, MG and RJ. The mapping of the h-index and MHDI helped to understand the academic productivity of Biotechnology in Brazil, contributing to the discussion of evaluation models in unequal realities in the national scenario. |
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