SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION IN INFORMATION SCIENCE
A CASE STUDY ON THE PREDOMINANT THEMES IN THE BIBLIOS JOURNAL
Keywords:
scientific journals, scientific production, scientific communication, BibliosAbstract
This study investigates the correlation between the scientific output published by Biblios, from 2021 to 2025, and the thematic groupings that comprise Information Science. Regarding the methodology used, this is characterized as a bibliometric case study of the Biblios Journal, of an exploratory-descriptive and applied nature, with a quantitative-qualitative approach. The research corpus comprised 104 publications from the 2021–2025 period, with 86 scientific articles analyzed through a thematic clustering process. The results revealed a predominance of studies addressing bibliometrics, Information Science, and open science. Thus, the journal was found to follow a trajectory characterized by interdisciplinarity and internationalization. It is concluded that the main themes addressed by Biblios during the specified period focus on scientific processes, demonstrating a consistent theoretical relationship with the subfields of Information Science.