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This is the partial map for "pattern formation" topic.
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The full map consists of articles with basic knowledge on topic, articles with novelty, terms, subtopics. For this topice information is not enough.
The results depend on the query that is being made to the Web of Science. So, if you correct our query, we will recount.
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file topic_report.docx = 20 topics from 1821 articles which have words
"Pattern Formation"
in their titles. Each topic is represented through 20 words and 20 thrases with which it is discussed in these articles. Really this terms are the names of methods, objects, properties, laws and so on for topic in question. In addition each topic has quotes from two articles in which it is most manifested.
The full query to Web of Sciences:
ti=(Pattern Formation)
Refined by: WEB OF SCIENCE CATEGORIES: ( DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY OR EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY OR BIOLOGY OR CELL BIOLOGY OR PHYSIOLOGY OR BIOCHEMISTRY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OR CARDIAC CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEMS OR NEUROSCIENCES OR BIOTECHNOLOGY APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY OR GENETICS HEREDITY OR BIOPHYSICS )
The theme of the pattern formation is very interesting. Patterns have both a positive side, the use of acquired knowledge and skills, as well as negative, like clogging processes with cliches, instead of using pure consciousness.
We use tools that allow you to determine for the research topic, based on the materials of the Web of Science :
- articles containing basic knowledge;
- Articles of the last 3 years, potentially containing novelty in comparison with all the previous;
- terms and sub-themes.
If we consider the process of research from its beginning to the achievement of the set goals, as a space of knowledges that dynamically in time can be in a state of manifestation or concealment, with one or several points of focus of interest (research) of a particular scientist at a particular moment in time.
Interest in the space described above can be as follows:
1. Can we use the tools that we use to "clarify" the current points of "interest" of the researcher?
2. Is it possible to use these tools for clues in choosing the following points of research on the way to the set goal, that is, for choosing the next direction of research?
We need help to clarify this questions.
We need researchers (never mind what field of knowledge it is) who will agree to go through with us 2-3 stages of their research, namely:
I prepare reports in the above composition at the current points of interest and we together think how to discover the next points of research or how to refine the current.
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