Belgium

Time frame: 1 January 2024 - 31 December 2024

Profile

Position by research output Share

Global Europe
Overall 19 10

Position by research output Share in subject areas

Global Europe
Biological sciences 18 11
Chemistry 20 10
Earth & environmental sciences 23 12
Health sciences 16 10
Physical sciences 21 10

Research

Overall research output

Count Share
Overall 1663 524.80

Overall Count and Share for '' based on the 12-month time frame mentioned above.

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Research outputs by subject area

Subject Count Share
Biological sciences 474 148.68
Chemistry 315 147.22
Earth & environmental sciences 158 40.14
Health sciences 518 120.40
Physical sciences 531 172.07

Note: Articles may be assigned to more than one subject area, as a result the sum of the subject research outputs may not equal the overall research outputs.

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Collaboration

Collaboration by percentage of Share

Country/territory Share
USA 22.1%
Germany 12.4%
UK 12.4%
France 11.6%
China 10.0%
Netherlands 9.1%
Italy 7.9%
Spain 6.4%
Switzerland 5.1%
Australia 3.0%

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Top 10 collaborators with Belgium by Share

Top 10 institutions from Belgium by Share

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