A new report suggest a reason for why Japanese research continues to
have less of an impact than research from other countries: a failure to
collaborate.
A new report from Thomson Reuters shows that Japan has relatively few international collaborations, and this may explain why its citation averages continue to lag behind those of other G7 nations, according to the Times Higher Education.
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