Library & Information Science Research

Papers
(The H4-Index of Library & Information Science Research is 12. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Editorial Board30
Motivating STEM and non-STEM knowledge co-creation through combinations of textual cues22
Impact of school librarians on elementary student achievement in reading and mathematics: A propensity score analysis22
Factors affecting users' intention to use mobile health services of public libraries21
Influence of cognitive and emotional frames on Weibo users' information dissemination behavior in natural disaster emergencies: The moderating effect of psychological distance18
Towards a model of research data management readiness in Indonesian context: An investigation of factors and indicators through the fuzzy delphi method18
Democratizing technology in a public library: A nexus analytical inquiry into a Hebocon maker activity16
Setting out a methodological framework for undertaking effective reviews of national prison library services: Design of an inclusive methodology for the Irish Prison Library Review15
The hidden, manipulated, and secret information world of gambling addiction: Maximizing use of in-depth, narrative interviews to understand social impact15
Corrigendum to “Space invaders: First-time users feel like intruders in the makerspace” [Library & Information Science Research 45/4 (2023) 101264]14
A methodological framework for studying visual information practices13
Health information seeking behaviour during exceptional times: A case study of Persian-speaking minorities in Finland13
Memorial design as information creation: Honoring the past through co-production of an informing aesthetic12
Gender and linguistic distinctions of information needs in the Chinese context: Conscious and formalized levels12
Thinking like a bricoleur: New forms of rigor in research on information experience12
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