By combining bibliometric and social network analyses with citation databases and data visualization tools, the Domain Network Analysis (DNA) Service helps visualize the current landscape and emerging trends of research topics. Customized analytical reports are available for individual faculty members and academic units.
Who We Serve|Full-time faculty members and academic units (colleges, departments, and institutes) of the University
Please allow sufficient processing time. Analysis reports for individual faculty members are typically completed within 2 weeks, while reports for academic units generally require 4 weeks. Delivery times may vary depending on the order of applications received and the complexity of each request.
Upon receiving your application, librarians will conduct a preliminary search based on your requirements and confirm the initial results with the applicant/unit. During this stage, professional input from the applicant/unit may be needed (e.g., refining search keywords, identifying benchmark institutions). The analysis will officially begin once the scope is mutually confirmed.
Once the analysis scope is finalized, librarians will retrieve publication records from citation databases and perform data processing, keyword normalization, and data visualization. Applicants may be contacted during this process to provide domain-specific insights or verify controlled vocabulary (e.g., confirming synonyms). Please note that the turnaround time does not include any waiting time for the applicant's response.
The completed report will be delivered to the applicant by librarians through designated methods, such as email, in-person meetings, or online video consultations.
The service utilizes the following tools for domain network analysis:
Last Updated Date:2026.7.17