most citedGender Differences in Research Topic and Method Convergence among Collaborating Scholars in Library and Information Science

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Gender Differences in Research Topic and Method Convergence among Collaborating Scholars in Library and Information Science

Chengzhi Zhang, Linlei Xie, Siqi Wei

This study explores gender differences in research topic choice and methodology among collaborating scholars. Previous studies have often focused on gender differences in research…

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Beyond Single-Dimension Novelty: How Combinations of Theory, Method, and Results-based Novelty Shape Scientific Impact

Yi Zhao, Yang Chenggang, Yuzhuo Wang +3

Scientific novelty drives advances at the research frontier, yet it is also associated with heightened uncertainty and potential resistance from incumbent paradigms, leading to com…

cs.CL2026

NovBench: Evaluating Large Language Models on Academic Paper Novelty Assessment

Wenqing Wu, Yi Zhao, Yuzhuo Wang +4

Novelty is a core requirement in academic publishing and a central focus of peer review, yet the growing volume of submissions has placed increasing pressure on human reviewers. Wh…

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Exploring Novelty Differences between Industry and Academia: A Knowledge Entity-centric Perspective

Hongye Zhao, Yi Zhao, Chengzhi Zhang

Academia and industry each possess distinct advantages in advancing technological progress. Academia's core mission is to promote open dissemination of research results and drive d…

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Quantifying the Knowledge Proximity Between Academic and Industry Research: An Entity and Semantic Perspective

Hongye Zhao, Yi Zhao, Chengzhi Zhang

The academia and industry are characterized by a reciprocal shaping and dynamic feedback mechanism. Despite distinct institutional logics, they have adapted closely in collaborativ…