T. V. Leeuwen

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1. New bibliometric tools for the assessment of national research performance: Database description, overview of indicators and first applications

   H. Moed, R. E. Bruin, T. V. Leeuwen

   1995Scientometrics491 citations

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2. Evidence of Open Access of scientific publications in Google Scholar: a large-scale analysis

   Alberto Martín-Martín, R. Costas, T. V. Leeuwen, Emilio Delgado López-Cózar

   2018J. Informetrics142 citations Open access

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3. SSH & the City. A Network Approach for Tracing the Societal Contribution of the Social Sciences and Humanities for Local Development

   N. Robinson-García, T. V. Leeuwen, Ismael Rafols

   2016arXiv.org94 citations Open access

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4. An empirical investigation of the Tribes and their Territories: are research specialisms rural and urban?

   Giovanni Colavizza, T. Franssen, T. V. Leeuwen

   2018J. Informetrics7 citations Open access

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5. How to make altmetrics useful in societal impact assessments: shifting from citation to interaction approaches

   Ismael Rafols, N. Robinson-García, T. V. Leeuwen

   20176 citations

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6. Dataset: sources of free full text found by Google Scholar for documents in Web of Science published in 2009 and 2014 (raw and aggregated)

   Alberto Martín-Martín, R. Costas, T. V. Leeuwen, Emilio Delgado López-Cózar

   20183 citations

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7. How does undone science get funded? A bibliometric analysis linking rare diseases publications to national and European funding sources

   Alexander D. Rushforth, A. Yegros-Yegros, P. Mongeon, T. V. Leeuwen

   2018arXiv.org3 citations

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8. Leiden Research Software Accord

   Dan Rudmann, B. A. Companjen, Femmy Admiraal, C. Richard +25 more

   2024Research Software Community Leiden0 citations Open access

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