Bibliometric Analysis: Main procedure and guidelines See

Bibliometric analysis is a quantitative approach for conducting a literature review. This methodology shows the state of the art of the literature by using quantitative methods for exploring topics in the literature as a starting point for understanding the literature in depth and ...

Towards an understanding of corporate heritage: its evolution from 2006 to 2019 and an agenda for future inquiry See

Having a meaningful connotation with the longevity of the existence, the concept of heritage is being considered as a key element for international organisations to sustain competitive advantage. The ample research on heritage made an enquiry to the domain of the research essential....

Examining the impact of digital traceability on sustainability performance: Considering the roles of traceability systems, enablers and drivers in a study of user perception in the context of China and the United Kingdom See

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Exploring the legal, policy, ethical and practical implications of digitisation of botanical and fungal collections See

Collections-based institutions around the world hold an extraordinary wealth of information and knowledge through the specimens and associated information that they house.. In recent years, institutions holding botanical and fungal collections have invested significant energy and resources into the di...

BRAID researchers' response to UK Government copyright and AI consultation See

This response to the UK Government consultation on AI and Copyright was prepared by researchers in the Bridging Responsible AI Divides (BRAID) Programme. BRAID is a UK-wide programme dedicated to integrating Arts and Humanities research more fully into the Responsible AI ecosystem, as&#...

Dr Paula Westenberger's Response to UK IPO Public Consultation on Copyright and AI See

This response to the 2025 UK IPO Public Consultation on Copyright and AI summarises some of the arguments made in the forthcoming paper Westenberger, P. and Farmaki, D. (2025) ‘Artificial Intelligence for Cultural Heritage Research: the Challenges in UK Copyright Law and Policy’. I...

HOUSING MARKETS AND AGEING – DYNAMICS AND POLICY ISSUES See

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The impact of artificial sweeteners on bacterial physiology and the microbiome See

Artificial sweeteners are non-nutritive compounds that have a profound sweetening effect with a negligible to zero calorific contribution. Global initiatives to reduce sugar consumption to tackle health conditions such as obesity have led to a significant increase in their consumption in rec...

A hybrid XFEM–SWCC technique for modeling hydraulic fracture and fluid dispersion in a variably saturated porous media for storage purposes See

Injection of fluid, such as liquid CO₂, into fractured porous matrix containing pre-existing cracks can lead to the propagation of hydraulic fractures (HF) in the solid phase, causing leakage-induced dispersion of fluid into surrounding pore spaces from the crack edges. These coupled hy...