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FastFacts – History
Collaboration with other disciplines is most often seen between historians and researchers in International Affairs and Development which accounts for 3.7% of co-authored journal articles in HISTORY. The next two frequent collaborative disciplines are Political Science and Anthropology with 3.2% and 2.4% of co-authored journal articles in History, respectively. Do you know who are the top potential collaborators in History that best compliment your research and where they are located?
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FastFacts – English Language and Literature
Collaborations with other disciplines most often involves researchers in Comparative Literature and History, each of which account for 3.7% of co-authored English journal publications. Do you know who are the top potential collaborators in English Language and Literature that best compliment your research and where they are located?
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FastFacts – Architecture
Collaboration with other disciplines most often involves researchers in Civil Engineering which accounts for 10.6% of all co-authored ARCHITECTURE journal publications. The next two most frequent areas of study, Environmental Engineering and Geology/Earth Sciences, account for 10% and 4.1% of all co-authored Architecture journal publications, respectively. Do you know who are the top potential collaborators in these collaborative fields that best complement your research and where they are located?
According to the data captured in the Academic Analytics database, 32.1% of Architecture faculty have received a national honorific award. The Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture provides the most honorific awards for the discipline, accounting for 26.7% of all awards. Of the faculty population for whom we have been able to identify gender, the distribution of awards granted by Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture is 73.4% of awards going to male scholars and 26.6% going to female scholars.
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Yale Insights Features Project with Academic Analytics Data
“In Finance Field, Gender Disparities Are Significant—But Shrinking“
Professor of Finance Heather E. Tookes of Yale University recently wrote about her research into the gender gap in the finance discipline, read the story here. Her project incorporated Academic Analytics data from the new Academic Analytics Research Center (AARC).
Read our previous post about this research here, and contact us to learn more about how Academic Analytics supports scholars through collaboration and data sharing.
FastFacts – Physics
In PHYSICS, collaboration with other disciplines is most often seen between physicists and researchers in Astronomy and Astrophysics which produces 24% of all co-authored Physics journal publications. The next two frequent collaborative disciplines are Chemistry and Electrical Engineering which account for 2.1% and 1.6% of all co-authored Physics journal publications respectively. Do you know who are the top potential collaborators in Physics that best complement your research and where they are located?
According to the data captured in the Academic Analytics database, 52.5% of all Physics faculty captured by Academic Analytics have received an honorific award. The American Physical Society provides 20.2% of those awards. Of the faculty population for whom we have been able to identify gender, the recipients of awards presented by the American Physical Society recorded in the Academic Analytics database were 88.4% male and 11.6% female.
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