We have recently updated the “Big Analysis” advanced feature of Stork. We added the option of analyzing middle authors, the option to merge different names of the same hospitals, and merge certain researchers who have various name formats. Below is what “Big Analysis” can tell us:
Growth Trend
Is a field growing or dying?
Researcher Ranking and Network
Who are the top experts and how are they related?
Institute Ranking
Which are the top institutes in a field?
Hospital Ranking
Which are the top hospitals in a field?
Company Ranking
Which are the top companies in a field?
Country Ranking
Which are the top countries in a field?
Term Frequency Analysis
Which term is mentioned most frequently in a field?
Disease Analysis
What are the top diseases mentioned in a field?
Gene Analysis
What are the top genes in a field?
Journal Ranking
Which journals are publishing most papers in a field?
TL; DR Scientific writing is about telling a clear, logical story. Start by reviewing the literature, defining your research question, and picking a target journal. Follow the IMRAD structure: Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion. Use clear
TL; DR An AI Q&A box on the "Citations" page for quick answers about citations of Stork. If you've been with Stork for a while, you probably know our tradition: Cite Stork in your paper (and list our website address) and we will of
