Bibliometric analysis of micro-nano manufacturing technologies  

作　　者：Maryna Bodnariuk Ruslan Melentiev 

机构地区：[1]Department of Information Activity and Media Communications,Odessa National Polytechnic University,Odessa,Ukraine [2]Centre of Micro/Nano Manufacturing Technology(MNMT-Dublin),University College Dublin,Dublin,Ireland

出　　处：《Nanotechnology and Precision Engineering》2019年第2期61-70,共10页纳米技术与精密工程（英文）

基　　金：partially funded by the Science Foundation Ireland (No.15/RP/B3208)

摘　　要：Manufacturing is the primary industry promoting economic and social development.For the past 30 years,the global trends of preciseness and device miniaturisation have promoted manufacturing to the micro(μ)and nano(η)scale.Identification of themost promising micro-nano manufacturing technologies(MNMT)is of interest to industry,academia and private and national science investing foundations.Considering the exponential broadening of the research area and an enormous volume of literature,providing an overview of the state of the art is far beyond the scope of a technical review paper.This study performs bibliometric analysis of a stream of academic literature devoted toμ-andη-machining.Themain goals of the analysis are to assess the current core and trends in the field ofMNMT.Literature and citation statistics from 1988 were collected from theWeb of Science,Google Scholar,Scopus,Engineering Village,ScienceDirect and SpringerLink databases and were then analysed and illustrated with Microsoft Excel and VOSviewer software.The top keywords,articles,journals,authors,universities and countrieswere identified according to different parameters.The index of normalised influence was offered to evaluate the top element in each category.We observed that the most powerful keywords were present in well-known articles published in prominent journals by authoritative scientists at leading universities in the countries that are most actively engaged in MNMT.The implications of the research outcomes for investors and academicians are summarised in the conclusion.Manufacturing is the primary industry promoting economic and social development. For the past 30 years, the global trends of preciseness and device miniaturisation have promoted manufacturing to the micro(μ) and nano(η) scale. Identification of the most promising micro-nano manufacturing technologies(MNMT) is of interest to industry, academia and private and national science investing foundations. Considering the exponential broadening of the research area and an enormous volume of literature, providing an overview of the state of the art is far beyond the scope of a technical review paper. This study performs bibliometric analysis of a stream of academic literature devoted to μ-and η-machining. The main goals of the analysis are to assess the current core and trends in the field of MNMT. Literature and citation statistics from 1988 were collected from the Web of Science, Google Scholar, Scopus, Engineering Village, Science Direct and Springer Link databases and were then analysed and illustrated with Microsoft Excel and VOSviewer software. The top keywords, articles, journals, authors, universities and countries were identified according to different parameters. The index of normalised influence was offered to evaluate the top element in each category. We observed that the most powerful keywords were present in well-known articles published in prominent journals by authoritative scientists at leading universities in the countries that are most actively engaged in MNMT. The implications of the research outcomes for investors and academicians are summarised in the conclusion.

关 键 词：BIBLIOMETRIC analysis MICRO-MACHINING Nano-machining TOP CITATIONS 

分 类 号：TP3[自动化与计算机技术—计算机科学与技术]