Language patterns of citations of articles in all non-English languages in our database (number of citations received in each language; languages with fewer than 10 articles excluded). Hannah, K., Fuller, R. A., Smith, R. K., Sutherland, W. J., & Amano, T. (2025). Language barriers in conservation science citation networks. Conservation Biology, January, 1–10. https://doi.org/10.1111/cobi.70051

A new study in #ConservationBiology: conservation science published in non-English languages is almost invisible in the English-speaking world. Most non-English papers had zero English-language citations, while English papers had a median of 37 doi.org/10.1111/cobi... #LanguageBarriers #CitationBias

4) Who else is working on this? We already have research on gender and the science of science. If you’re interested in these areas, get in touch. Let’s make something happen! 4 / 4. #CitationBias #CitationAnalysis #Bibliometrics #Scientometrics #OpenScience #AcademicResearch #ScienceOfScience

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One of the strongest objections to #APCs is that they exclude researchers on economic grounds, unrelated to the merit of their work. (See e.g. the #BOAI20, recommendation 3.)

A new study argues that this exclusion shows up in #CitationBias against authors from the #GlobalSouth. The bias itself […]

New study: "While #LLMs can aid in citation generation, they may also amplify existing biases, such as the #MatthewEffect, and introduce new ones, potentially skewing scientific knowledge dissemination."
https://arxiv.org/abs/2405.15739

#AI #Citations, #CitationBias