Scientific Bangladesh

Research Footprint in Taylor & Francis Journals from Bangladesh, 2024.
High domestic output with strong international collaborations across environmental and life sciences.

In 2024, Bangladeshi researchers produced 692 publications in Taylor & Francis journals, with an overwhelming 99.28% involving authors based in Bangladesh. The output shows strong international collaboration, notably with the USA (18.06%), Malaysia (13.30%), Australia and India (each 9.97%), and China and Saudi Arabia (each 9.25%). Articles dominate the document types (88.58%), followed by early access items (10.84%) and review articles (7.66%). Leading research categories include Environmental Sciences (8.24%), Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (5.64%), and Analytical Chemistry (5.64%). Key contributors are Khandaker Mayeen Uddin (1.73%) and Yeasmin Selina (1.45%), among others, highlighting both individual productivity and wide subject diversity. Web of Science

The areas of research publication categories in the TreeMap:

Research contributions in the field:
Web of Science Categories Record Count % of 692
Environmental Sciences 57 8.237%
Biochemistry Molecular Biology 39 5.636%
Chemistry Analytical 39 5.636%
Biophysics 36 5.202%
Economics 31 4.480%
Development Studies 29 4.191%
Business 28 4.046%
Public Environmental Occupational Health 27 3.902%
Education Educational Research 26 3.757%
Plant Sciences 22 3.179%
Remote Sensing 22 3.179%
Water Resources 17 2.457%
Materials Science Multidisciplinary 16 2.312%
Materials Science Textiles 16 2.312%
Chemistry Applied 15 2.168%
Environmental Studies 15 2.168%
Green Sustainable Science Technology 15 2.168%
Food Science Technology 14 2.023%
Agronomy 13 1.879%
Energy Fuels 13 1.879%
Geosciences Multidisciplinary 13 1.879%
Hospitality Leisure Sport Tourism 13 1.879%
Pharmacology Pharmacy 13 1.879%
Fisheries 12 1.734%
Mechanics 12 1.734%
Research areas:

Types of published documents:
Document Types Record Count % of 692
Article 613 88.584%
Early Access 75 10.838%
Review Article 53 7.659%
Editorial Material 12 1.734%
Book Review 9 1.301%
Letter 2 0.289%
Meeting Abstract 2 0.289%
Retracted Publication 2 0.289%
Poetry 1 0.145%
Authors’ infographic (Top 25):

Researcher profiles (Top 25):
Researcher Record Count % of 692
Khandaker, Mayeen Uddin 12 1.734%
Yeasmin, Selina 10 1.445%
Islam, Md Saiful 10 1.445%
Idris, Abubakr 9 1.301%
Rashid, Bazlar 7 1.012%
Islam, Abu 7 1.012%
Siraz, M.M. Mahfuz 7 1.012%
Alam, Mohammad Shafiqul 7 1.012%
Pal, Subodh Chandra 6 0.867%
Kawsar, Prof. Dr. S. M. Abe 6 0.867%
Roney, Miah 6 0.867%
Hoque, Md. Anamul 6 0.867%
Aluwi, Mohd Fadhlizil Fasihi Mohd 6 0.867%
Halim, Mohammad A. 5 0.723%
Alam, Edris 5 0.723%
Talukder, Mesbah 5 0.723%
Aditya Gupta 5 0.723%
Ismail, Zaleha 5 0.723%
Osman, Hamid 5 0.723%
Ibrahim, Khalid Ahmed 5 0.723%
Al Mahmud, Jubair 5 0.723%
Islam, Abu Reza Md. Towfiqul 5 0.723%
Islam, Kamrul 5 0.723%
Ahmed, Selim 5 0.723%
Md Aminul Islam 5 0.723%
Research-affiliated institutes:

Research collaboration countries:
Countries Record Count % of 692
Bangladesh 687 99.277%
USA 125 18.064%
Malaysia 92 13.295%
Australia 69 9.971%
India 69 9.971%
Peoples R China 64 9.249%
Saudi Arabia 64 9.249%
England 49 7.081%
Canada 32 4.624%
Japan 28 4.046%
Pakistan 25 3.613%
U Arab Emirates 24 3.468%
Germany 16 2.312%
Thailand 16 2.312%
Egypt 14 2.023%
Turkiye 13 1.879%
Indonesia 12 1.734%
South Korea 12 1.734%
Iraq 11 1.590%
Italy 11 1.590%
South Africa 11 1.590%
Switzerland 11 1.590%
Spain 10 1.445%
Sweden 10 1.445%
Brazil 8 1.156%
Sustainable Development Goals:

Web of Science Index:

Research highlights of Taylor & Francis publications from Bangladesh:
Type Results
Review Article 53
Early Access 75
Open Access 157
Enriched Cited References 494
Observations:
  1. Environmental and biochemical fields are the most prominent, reflecting global sustainability and health priorities.

  2. Collaboration with North America, Asia, and the Middle East is robust, showing Bangladesh’s growing international research network.

  3. Articles and early-access papers indicate a steady flow of both established and cutting-edge research.

Questions:
  1. What funding sources or national policies are driving Bangladesh’s strong environmental science output?

  2. How does the citation impact of these papers compare with global averages in similar disciplines?

  3. Are early-access publications translating into high-impact final articles over time?

Bangladesh’s 2024 Taylor & Francis research profile demonstrates impressive domestic leadership combined with diverse international collaborations, suggesting a mature and globally connected research ecosystem poised for further influence.

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