基于高被引华人科学家流动的城市网络空间演化分析

Translated title of the contribution: Analysis on the evolution of city network based on the flow of highly cited Chinese scientists

Kang Sun, Yuefang Si*

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Abstract

The geographical flow of talents is affecting innovation activities worldwide, so the research on the spatial structure evolution of talent flows is particularly important. This article uses the 2014-2015 global list of highly cited scientists as raw data to retrieve the study and work experience of scientists, uses cities as the research scale, and uses the P-space model to build a highly cited Chinese scientist flow network. At the same time, uses quantile regression analyzes the impact of whether scientists in core cities are more productive. We found that: (1) The city network of highly cited Chinese scientists has the characteristics of a small-world network, and the network space structure presents a "Y-shaped" structure. China-U. S., China-Europe, and China-Australia are the main sides. (2) This article analyzes the source cities and the target cities in which scientists move, and finds that Beijing, Cambridge(UStates), Shanghai are the city with a high degree. (3) The distribution of scientists shows a trend of spreading with the development of the stage. (4) Scientists in core cities have more high-quality paper output. The increase in the degree of centrality of scientists' target cities has a greater impact on the output of scientists.

Translated title of the contributionAnalysis on the evolution of city network based on the flow of highly cited Chinese scientists
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)109-119
Number of pages11
JournalWorld Regional Studies
Volume32
Issue number9
DOIs
StatePublished - 15 Sep 2023

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