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Scientomics /ˌsaɪənˈtɒmɪks/ noun [uncountable]
- The systematic, computational study of the structure, evolution, and dynamics of science as a knowledge-producing system, especially using methods from artificial intelligence, philosophy, game theory, and epistemology.
Scientomics seeks to model how scientific ideas originate, propagate, and decline within institutional, cognitive, and social networks.
- The interdisciplinary field concerned with diagnosing and improving the performance, integrity, and governance of the scientific enterprise through quantitative and systems-level analysis.
Through scientomics, policymakers can anticipate epistemic bottlenecks and optimize the design of funding, peer review, and discovery workflows.
Origin: Early 21st century: formed from science + -omics, by analogy with genomics and economics, denoting a comprehensive, system-wide field of study.
