Plural - Revista Acadêmica

Resumo

Este estudo bibliométrico investiga a cooperação científica Brasil–Canadá entre 2015 e 2024, analisando 23 567 registros extraídos da base OpenAlex. As áreas mais colaborativas são Ciências da Saúde (40%) e Ciências Físicas (31%), seguidas por Biociências (16%) e Ciências Sociais (13%). A segmentação em quinquênios revelou estabilidade anual de cerca de 3000 publicações até 2019, seguida por crescimento superior a 4000 registros anuais durante a pandemia de COVID-19. No âmbito institucional, a USP lidera isoladamente, enquanto o Canadá distribui sua colaboração entre cinco universidades, indicando estratégias diferenciadas de internacionalização. Os resultados apontam a importância de investimentos em infraestrutura e em plataformas remotas para sustentar e diversificar parcerias bilaterais

Palavras-chave: Bibliometria; Colaboração Científica; Internacionalização Acadêmica.

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