Caroline S. Wagner

Caroline S. Wagner studies how science and research systems work at a global scale, focusing on international scientific collaboration, national research policies, and how countries like the U.S. and China compete or cooperate in areas such as artificial intelligence. Her work uses bibliometrics (the study of publication and citation patterns) and network analysis to understand how scientific knowledge, talent, and influence move across national borders. Note that some listed publications (on kidney transplantation and unrelated topics) appear to be bibliographic mismatches rather than part of her core research.

Publication output was higher and more variable from 2017-2018, then gradually declined and stabilized at a lower, steadier pace of roughly 6-12 papers per year in recent years.

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