Collaboration in citation databases is determined by the affiliations listed in authors' by-lines on publications. Collaboration metrics can assist in demonstrating a researcher's ability to develop research networks domestically, and across borders, work with colleagues in industry or government and the citation impact of these collaborations. It can also show that a researcher is working with experts in their field of research.
Click on the links below for instructions on how to find collaboration metrics in a variety of tools.
"Collaborative approaches to research leads to improved quality and outcomes" (Tigges et al., 2019). Benefits flow when researchers, universities, industry and other sectors collaborate (ACOLA, 2023).
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