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MAJOR WRITINGSCitation analysis is an indirect method to assess the information/sources used by various categories of users. Citationanalysis is a worthwhile area of research and refers to references in one text to another text, with information on wherethat text can be found. Citation analysis is useful for understanding subject relationships, authorship pattern, impact,publication trends, and so on. With citation analysis one can evaluate and interpret citations received by articles,authors, institutions, and other indications of scientific activity. Citation analysis is a major area of bibliometricresearch, which uses various methods of citation analysis to establish relationships between authors or their work.Thisresearch activity will help in examining the research output in the field of The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI).This study will help researchers to know the research trends in these fields energy, environment and sustainabledevelopment. Researchers will also come to know about the growth of literature, authorship pattern, most productiveauthors and journal, fundamental laws of bibliometrics. Through the literature survey it has been noticed that none ofthe study has been undertaken on the selected topic therefore the proposed research is worthy for consideration of PhDresearch.

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1.1 INTRODUCTIONCitation analysis is an indirect method to assess the information/sources used by various categories of users. Citationanalysis is a worthwhile area of research and refers to references in one text to another text, with information on wherethat text can be found. Citation analysis is useful for understanding subject relationships, authorship pattern, impact,publication trends, and so on. With citation analysis one can evaluate and interpret citations received by articles,authors, institutions, and other indications of scientific activity. Citation analysis is a major area of bibliometricresearch, which uses various methods of citation analysis to establish relationships between authors or their work.(490-91) 1.2.STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEMThis research activity will help in examining the research output in the field of The Energy and Resources Institute(TERI). This study will help researchers to know the research trends in these fields energy, environment andsustainable development. Researchers will also come to know about the growth of literature, authorship pattern, mostproductive authors and journal, fundamental laws of bibliometrics. Through the literature survey it has been noticedthat none of the study has been undertaken on the selected topic therefore the proposed research is worthy forconsideration of PhD research.1.3 REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATUREBandyopadhyay (http://search.proquest.com/indexinglinkhandler/sng/au/Bandyopadhyay,+A+K/$N?accountid=10461) andNandi reported results of a citation analysis study of nine doctoral dissertations in political science submitted to theBurdwan University (West Bengal) from 1991-1995. They discussed the bibliographic forms of literature used andpresents a ranked list of periodicals and normalized ranking of periodicals with corrected citation numbers according toSengupta's formula. They concluded that the most favoured form (56.2 per cent) of literature is the book, followed byperiodicals (20.2 per cent). Out of the total, 29 periodicals are used to satisfy 80 per cent of periodical requirements and7 periodicals satisfy 80 per cent of such requirements. The most highly ranked periodical was Economic and PoliticalWeekly, covering over 20 per cent of periodical requirements.(192-200) Deshpande, M., and D. Rajyalakshmi. "Citation Study of Dissertations in Library and Information Science." Annals ofLibrary Science and Documentation 44.2 (1997): 41-53. Print.Deshpande (http://search.proquest.com/indexinglinkhandler/sng/au/Deshpande,+M/$N?accountid=10461) and Rajyalakshmi(http://search.proquest.com/indexinglinkhandler/sng/au/Rajyalakshmi,+D/$N?accountid=10461) studied 65 dissertations inlibrary and information science, submitted to Nagpur University during the period 1990 to 1994 revealed that themajority of the works are in the field of literature survey and trends in various aspects of library and informationscience. Citation analyses have been carried out to find the types of cited source materials, subject distribution,authorship pattern and chronological distribution of cited references. The ranked list of periodicals indicates that theAnnals of Library Science and Documentation is the most cited.(41-53) Zainab (http://search.proquest.com/indexinglinkhandler/sng/au/Zainab,+A+N/$N?accountid=10461) and Goi(http://search.proquest.com/indexinglinkhandler/sng/au/Goi,+S+S/$N?accountid=10461) reported results of a citation analysisof 5610 citations from 104 master's degrees and doctoral dissertations submitted to Malaya University between 1984and 1994 in the humanities (religion and philosophy, history, language and literature). The aim was to examine the useof information sources by postgraduate research students as reflected by the references they cite. Presents the results interms average number of references and types of literature; core authors; identifiable authorship patterns; whether thespread of periodical titles follows Bradford's Law of Scatter; most frequently cited monograph titles; age span of theliterature used; language and geographical distribution of materials; and whether documents used fall within similardiscipline areas or extend over other disciplines.(19-36) Devarajan (http://search.proquest.com/indexinglinkhandler/sng/au/Devarajan,+G/$N?accountid=10461) and Vijayalekshmy(http://search.proquest.com/indexinglinkhandler/sng/au/Vijayalekshmy,+V/$N?accountid=10461) focused on the dissertationsprepared in partial fulfilment of the course leading to M.Phil Degree in applied economics conducted in the Centre forDevelopments Studies Trivandrum. This course is affiliated to, and the degree is awarded by, the Jawaharlal NehruUniversity, Delhi. They examined the use pattern of source materials based on citations in dissertations.(N.P.) Gohain and Mahesh study based on 10,983 citations, appended in the 30 PhD theses of chemical sciences submitted toTezpur University, Assam for the award of doctoral degree during the period 2008-2012. The main purpose of thisstudy was to investigate authorship pattern of the citations, type and form of literature cited, and compiled a rank list ofcore journals in chemical sciences. The study revealed that journals were the most preferred sources of informationused by the researchers in the field of chemical sciences accounting for 78.83% of total citations, followed by books

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with 15.57% citations. Authorship pattern for journal citations shows that most of the citations were contributed bymore three authors that mean the collaborative research is prevailing in chemical sciences. The findings of the studyrevealed that out of the total number of 8,658 journal citation, 39.89% are by more than three authors, followed by twoauthors with 22.28%. (1-13)Mubeen reported that results of a citation analysis of 22 PhD theses in chemistry submitted to Mangalore University,India, since its inception, to study the information use pattern of researchers. The study identified 60 core periodicals,out of a total 418, referred to by researchers. The application of Bradford's Law of Scatter reveals an exponential trendand the Bradford multiplier is seen to observe a geometric series pattern.(48-58)Singh and Bebi presented citation analysis of PhD theses submitted in the discipline of sociology of the University ofDelhi during 1995-2010. The study is based on the 5766 citations taken out from 25 PhD theses of sociology. Thestudy presents analysis of several parameters like authorship pattern, forms of literature, country-wise scattering ofcitations, distribution of Indian and foreign citations and a ranked list of top 30 cited sociology journals. The studyfinds that highest number of citations was single authored (83.94 %), and 67.23 % citations were from books and only22.20 % citations were from journals. The country-wise scattering of citations reveals that 2536 (45.52 %) citationswere from India and it was followed by USA and UK.(N.P.) Banateppanvar, Biradar, and Kannappanavar determined the materials cited in doctoral theses of botany, submitted tothe Kuvempu University during the years 2000-2006, with the aim of improving the existing collection development ofthe library.The study employed descriptive research design. Theses submitted for the award of Doctoral degree from2000 to 2006 to the Department of Botany, Kuvempu University were examined. The population of the study was allthe theses submitted during the periods under study. Data were extracted from title page and references given at the endof each chapter. Extracted data were analysed using statistics. Findings - The study reveals that journals are the mostpreferred sources of information used by the researchers in the field of botany, accounting for 74.77 per cent of totalcitations, although citations from books, proceedings, theses, reports and patents are also found. It is also observedthose researchers are not taking much advantage of internet resources. The journal Plant Cell, Tissue and OrganCulture (USA) was ranked the first, with 158 citations, accounting for 7.57 per cent of the total journal citations.Further, Bradford's law of scattering was applied. It is observed that major citations come from journal literature. Inaddition, more cited materials were contributed by multi authors and degree of collaboration is 0.75. They presented asense of the importance of botany research, and as such informs that community, as well as researchers involved incitation analysis. The outcome of the study is an original research work with citation analysis of doctoral theses inbotany. It highlights the information materials available and used by researchers of the Botany Department for theirresearch work and those which need to be added for a healthy collection.(12-21) 1.4.OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDYThe main purpose of the study will be the citation analysis of doctoral theses awarded by The Energy and ResourcesInstitute (TERI). The objectives of the study are to:(i) Examine the co-authorship pattern;(ii) Analyze the chronological distribution of citations;(iii) Study the applicability of Bradford’s law;(iv) Study the applicability of Lotka’s law;(v) Study the applicability of Zipf’s law;(vi)Analyze the half-life of citations;(vii) Study the principal form of literature used by the researchers;(viii) Study the country wise scattering of citations;(ix) Study the distribution of citations according to city of publication;(x) Identify the leading publishers;(xi) Determine the age of distribution of literature used by researchers;(xii) Prepare a list of core journals in energy, environment and sustainable development;(xiii) Study the authorship pattern of cited references; and(xiv) Know the ratio of cited Indian author citations to foreign author citations used by researchers. 1.5. FORMULATION OF HYPOTHESIS (TENTATIVE) Keeping in view the objectives and scope of the study the following hypothesis has been framed:(i) Indian authors mostly use foreign literature;(ii) Citation pattern indicates the preference of journals by authors;(iii) Bradford’s law of scattering is applicable to the present study;



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1.6. SCOPE OF THE STUDYThe study is intended to analyze the citations appended to doctoral theses awarded by The Energy and ResourcesInstitute (TERI).1 .7. RESEARCH METHODOLOGYThe data will be collected from the references available on the doctoral theses awarded by The Energy and ResourcesInstitute (TERI). After collecting data, it will be fed into the computer using MS-Excel and SPSS. Then the collecteddata will be analyzed in depth by using statistical techniques to calculate various factors according to the set objectivesof the study. Pattern given in MLA cited style: Handbook for writer of research papers, 7 edition will be used forcitations and other bibliographic work.1.8. CHAPTERISATION (TENTATIVE)Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Review of Related LiteratureChapter 3: Citation Analysis: An OverviewChapter 4: Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development: An OverviewChapter 5: Data Analysis and InterpretationChapter 6: Findings, Test of Hypotheses, Suggestions, Areas of Further Research and Conclusion.REFERENCESSingh K.P. “Citation Analysis of Ph.D. Theses in Sociology Submitted to University of Delhi during 1995-2010.”DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information Technology 33.6 (2013): 489-93. Web.14 June 2017Devarajan, G., and V. Vijayalekshmy. "Applied Economics Dissertations: A Citation Study." IASLIC Bulletin 27.1(1982).Print.Bandyopadhyay, A. K., and A. Nandi. "Citation Analysis of used in Doctoral Dissertations of Political Science."Herald of Library Science 40.3-4 (2001): 192-200. Print.Zainab, A. N., and S. S. Goi. "Characteristics of Citations used by Humanities Researchers." Malaysian Journal ofLibrary and Information Science 2.2 (1997): 19-36. Print.Singh, K. P., and Ms Bebi. "Citation Analysis of PhD Theses in Sociology Submitted to University of Delhi during1995-2010." DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information Technology 33.6 (2013).Print.Gohain, Anjan, and Mukesh Saikia. "CITATION ANALYSIS OF PH.D THESES SUBMITTED TO THEDEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL SCIENCES, TEZPUR UNIVERSITY, ASSAM." Library Philosophy and Practice(2014): 1-13. Web. 19 June 2017.Mubeen, M. A. "Citation Analysis of Doctoral Dissertations in Chemistry." Annals of Library Science andDocumentation 43.2 (1996): 48-58. Print.Banateppanvar, Koteppa, B. S. Biradar, and B. U. Kannappanavar. "Citation Analysis of Doctoral Theses in BotanySubmitted to Kuvempu University, India: A Case Study." Collection Building 32.1 (2013): 12-21. Web. 19 June 2017.

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There have been a lot of studies conducted all over the world using Bibliometric or Scientometrics techniques resulting in thepublications of specialized journals. Many journals also publish papers covering these aspects. During literature review conductedthese were the few journals that were observed as contributors in the proposed field.

1. Springer’s Scientometrics;2. Elsevier’s Journal of Informetrics,3. Information Sciencesand4. European Journal of Operational Research;5. Emerald’s Journal of Documentation 6. DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information Technology;7. NISCAIR’s Annals of Library Science and Documentation;8. Wiley’s Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology;9. JHU press’s Library Trends;

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Alejo-Machado, Oscar J., Juan Manuel Fernandez-Luna, and Juan F. Huete. "Bibliometric Study Of The Scientific Research On‘‘Learning To Rank’’ Between 2000 And 2013". Scientometrics102 (2015): 1669-1686. Web.

Bhardwaj, Raj Kumar. "Dengue Research: A Scientometric Mapping Of World Publications". SRELS Journal of InformationManagement 51.2 (2014): 77-86. Print.

Bhardwaj, Raj Kumar. "Institutional Repository Literature: A Bibliometric Analysis". Science & Technology Libraries 33.2 (2014): 185-202. Web.



Bhardwaj,, Raj Kumar and Shri Ram. "Mapping Of Indian Research Output On Osteoporosis". Annals of Library and InformationStudies 60 (2013): 276-283. Print.

Bornmann, Lutz. "H-Index Research In Scientometrics: A Summary". Journal of Informetrics 8.3 (2014): 749-750. Web.

Bornmann, Lutz and Hans Dieter Daniel. "What Do Citation Counts Measure? A Review Of Studies On Citing Behavior". Journal ofDocumentation 64.1 (2008): 45-80. Web.

Chinchilla-Rodríguez, Zaida et al. "New Approach To The Visualization Of International Scientific Collaboration". InformationVisualization 9.4 (2010): 277-287. Web.

Chuang, Kun-Yang and Yuh-Shan Ho. "Comments On “A Bibliometric Study Of The Trend In Articles Related To EutrophicationPublished In Science Citation Index”". Scientometrics 91.3 (2012): 1061-1065. Web.

Clermont, Marcel et al. "Citation Metrics As An Additional Indicator For Evaluating Research Performance? An Analysis Of TheirCorrelations And Validity". Business Research (2017): n. pag. Web.

Martínez-Ávila, Daniel et al. "What Is An Author Now? Discourse Analysis Applied To The Idea Of An Author". Journal ofDocumentation 71.5 (2015): 1094-1114. Web.

Mingers, John and Liying Yang. "Evaluating Journal Quality: A Review Of Journal Citation Indicators And Ranking In Business AndManagement". European Journal of Operational Research257.1 (2017): 323-337. Web.

Mingers, John and Loet Leydesdor�. "A Review Of Theory And Practice In Scientometrics". European Journal of OperationalResearch246.1 (2015): 1-19. Web. 31 Jan. 2017

Guerrero-Bote, Vicente P., and Félix Moya-Anegón. "A Further Step Forward In Measuring Journals’ Scientific Prestige: The SJR2Indicator". Journal of Informetrics 6.4 (2012): 674-688. Web.

Gupta, B.M. and Adarsh Bala. "A Scientometrics Approach To Schizophrenia Research In India: An Analysis Of Publications OutputDuring 2002–11". Asian Journal of Psychiatry 6.4 (2013): 292-298. Web.

Gupta, B.M., B.D. Kumbar, and Ritu Gupta. "Social Science Research In India: A Scientometric Analysis Of Publications, 2001-10". DESIDOC Journal of Library & Information Technology 33.6 (2013): 442-450. Web.

Hou, Jianhua. "Exploration Into The Evolution And Historical Roots Of Citation Analysis By Referenced Publication YearSpectroscopy". Scientometrics 110.3 (2017): 1437-1452. Web.

Katz, J.Sylvan, and Ben R. Martin. "What Is Research Collaboration?". Research Policy 26.1 (1997): 1-18. Web.

Kaur, Har and B.M. Gupta. "Indian Contribution In Immunology And Microbiology 1999-2008: A Scientometric Analysis". DESIDOCJournal of Library & Information Technology 29.5 (2009): 36-43. Web.

Rousseau, Ronald and Guido Van Hooydonk. "Journal Production And Journal Impact Factors". Journal of the Association forInformation Science and Technology 47.10 (1996): 775-780. Web.

Rousseau, Ronald and Liying Yang. "Reflections On The Activity Index And Related Indicators". Journal of Informetrics 6.3 (2012): 413-421. Web.

Yi, Fengyun, Pin Yang, and Huifeng Sheng. "Tracing The Scientific Outputs In The Field Of Ebola Research Based On Publications InThe Web Of Science". BMC Research Notes 9.1 (2016): n. pag. Web.

Yu, Xiaohui et al. "CI-Rank: Collective Importance Ranking For Keyword Search In Databases". Information Sciences 384 (2017): 1-20.Web.

Zhai, Li et al. "Evolutionary Analysis Of Collaboration Networks In The Field Of Information Systems". Scientometrics 101.3 (2014):1657-1677. Web.


Introduction:

The main aim of any library and documentation centre is to satisfy the information needs of users within limited resources. Forjudicious selection librarian usually adopts various acceptable techniques or tools. Scientrometrics study is one such universallyacceptable tool or technique. It helps in determining the major forms of reading materials such as periodicals, textbooks, manuals,handbooks etc. Scientometrics or bibliometric studies have been conducted in almost all disciplines. Historically, bibliometrics wasthe result from statistical studies of bibliographies. Allan Pritchard used the term bibliometrics for the first time in 1969, where heexploited computer techniques to update scientific bibliographies. In the present context, bibliometrics is a type of researchmethod used in the library and information science for measuring the production and dissemination of di�erent branches of humanknowledge, particularly scientific knowledge. So, bibliometric analysis has now become a well-established subject of informationresearch for the librarians and other information professionals. It utilizes quantitative analysis and statistics to describe patterns ofpublication within a given field of literature. Such studies have been in practice since the beginning of 20th century.



Microbiologists study the tiny life forms. The major groups of microbes are bacteria, viruses, fungi, algae, and protozoa.Microbiology is not a single subject. It has many areas of specialization. However, it is a science based on the use of pure cultureslooking at one sort of organism at a time. Many of the techniques developed by microbiologists are now used in molecular and cellbiology to provide the basis for studying higher organisms. Immunology is study of all aspects of the immune system including itsstructure and functional disorders of the immune system, blood banking, immunization, and organ transplantation. A number ofuniversities and colleges are o�ering courses at BSc and MSc level in microbiology as well as facilities for doctoral research. Besidesuniversities and colleges, a number of research institutes are engaged in R&D work in this area. Immunology as a subject of study isalso concentrated in medical colleges and few universities and is also taught as a part of medical degrees. A number of researchinstitutes, which are part of CSIR, ICMR, DBT, and DST also focus their R&D work in this area.

Scope:

With the increasing importance of evaluative bibliometrics in the world of scholarship, the issue of authorship pattern, citationbehavior and determination of influencing factors is becoming particularly relevant and topical. The study will examine India’sperformance based on its publication output in Immunology and Microbiology during the last five years, based on severalparameters, including the country’s annual average growth rate, global publications share and rank, institutional profile of selecttop institutions, international collaboration profile and major collaborative partners, patterns of communication in national andinternational journals, and characteristics of their most productive authors. The study will use 5 years of publications data inimmunology and microbiology drawn from Scopus international multidisciplinary bibliographical database.

Objectives:

The main objective of the study is to examine scientometrically the total articles published in the field of Immunology andMicrobiology during the last five years. The specific objectives of the study were: -

To study the Indian research output, its growth, rank and global publications share and citation impact;To study the patterns of international collaboration and identification of major collaborators;To determine scientific productivity of India in terms of Authorship pattern, Collaboration Pattern and type of contribution;To study the publications productivity and impact of leading institutions and authors of India and;To develop a rank list of journals on the subject;To analyze the citation pattern to measure the e�ectiveness of the articles in the top Indian & International journal;To study the Keyword Distribution.

Hypothesis

A sample study will be carried out to frame the hypothesis and research design. On the basis of sample study carried out for theMLISc Project Report, the following hypotheses were developed in the present study so far:

India has the largest number of collaborations with the United States in the subject area understudy.The majority of the contributions are in the form of Articles, followed by Reviews.The Indian universities and colleges, conducting doctoral research, have higher contribution than research Institutes andgovernment-funded labs.Female contributors are lesser than men contributors.Keywords distribution shows the interdisciplinary nature of the area under consideration.The Authorship contribution would follow the Lotka’s Law.Keywords distribution would be according to Zipf’s law.

Methodology

The study will use Scopus database to extract relevant data on Immunology and Microbiology research in India and othermost productive countries for the past five years (2013-17).An advanced search strategy involving on Immunology and Microbiology research as the keyword will be used to search anddownload data.In this analysis, all types of items will be included that are covered in the databases.In addition, the study will use citations data for measuring quality and visibility of Indian research output.Further to interpret the data collected and present it in the form of graphs and figure MS Excel or similar so�ware will beused.




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1. MLISC Project Report on " Indian Contribution in Immunology and Microbiology 2012-2016: A Scientometric Study" underthe supervision of Dr. Shailendra Kumar (Jan 2017- June 2017), University of Delhi.

2. M.Sc. Dissertation Thesis on "MLST of Group B streptococcus" under the supervision of Atul Johri (Jan 2014- June 2014),Jawaharlal Nehru University.


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1. Rowlands, Ian, David Nicholas, Peter Williams, Paul Huntington, Maggie Fieldhouse, Barrie Gunter,Richard Withey, Hamid R. Jamali, Tom Dobrowolski, and Carol Tenopir. "The Google Generation: TheInformation Behaviour of the Researcher of the Future." Aslib Proceedings: New InformationPerspectives 60.4 (2008): 290-310. Web.

2. Haines, Laura L, MLS; Light, Jeanene, MLS; O'Malley, Donna, MSLIS; Delwiche, Frances A, MLIS. Journal ofthe Medical Library Association; Chicago1(Jan 2010): 73-81.Web.

3. Nicholas, David, Hamid R. Jamali, Peter Williams, and Ian Rowlands. "Researchers’ E-journal Use andInformation Seeking Behaviour." Journal of Information Science. The Guardian University Guide 2009, n.d.Web. 20 June 2017. Nicholas, David, Hamid R. Jamali, Peter Williams, and Ian Rowlands. "Researchers’ E-journal Use and Information Seeking Behaviour." Journal of Information Science. The Guardian UniversityGuide 2009, n.d. Web. 20 June 2017.

4. Vezzosi, Monica. "Doctoral Students' Information Behaviour: An Exploratory Study at the University ofParma (Italy)." New Library World 110.1/2 (2009): 65-80. Web.

5. Borgatti, Stephen P., and Rob Cross. "A Relational View of Information Seeking and Learning in SocialNetworks." Management Science 49.4 (2003): 432-45. Web.

6. Savolainen, Reijo. "Everyday Life Information Seeking: Approaching Information Seeking in the Context ofâ??way of Lifeâ??." Library & Information Science Research 17.3 (1995): 259-94. Web.

7. Fast, Karl V., and D. Grant Campbell. "I Still like Google"?: University Student Perceptions of SearchingOPACs and the Web." Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology 41.1(2005): 138-46. Web.

8. Sadler, Elizabeth (Bess), and Lisa M. Given. "A�ordance Theory: A Framework for Graduate Students'Information Behavior." Journal of Documentation 63.1 (2007): 115-41. Web

9. Niu, Xi, and Bradley M. Hemminger. "A Study of Factors That A�ect the Information-seeking Behavior ofAcademic Scientists." Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology 63.2(2011): 336-53. Web.

10. Junni, P. "Students seeking information for their Masters' theses: the e�ect of the Internet" InformationResearch, 12.2 (2007): 305.Web.




1.1 INTRODUCTION

Information is very important in today’s academic scenario for upli�ment and building of a nation. Information seeking behaviorencompasses information seeking as well as the totality of other unintentional behaviors as well as purposive behaviors that do notinvolve seeking. In the case of academicians, researchers and students, information seeking is even more important as they seekinformation to fill the gap in the knowledge domain of the people working in that particular field and for the overall growth anddevelopment that field. As Wilson describes Information seeking as a term which describes the ways individuals seek, evaluate,select, and use information. In the course of seeking new information, the individual may interact with di�erent people, analogtools, and computer-based information systems. This study revolves around the information usage, pattern and seeking behaviorof faculty and research scholars working in Central Universities of Delhi.

1.2 PURPOSE OF THE STUDY

The purpose of the study is to answer the following questions:

What are the information needs and information-seeking behavior of the teaching and research community?What sources and channels are used, how and why are they used?What kinds of informal methods are used of acquiring information are used?What is the users’ response towards new technological advancement in seeking process?What study places are preferred by the faculty members?What are the factors that influence or shape their information needs and information-seeking behaviour?What barriers do they encounter with regard to their information needs and information searching behaviour?How do users meet their information needs?How are these information needs presently being satisfied by the library?

1.3 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

The scope of the study is limited to the various inter-disciplinary research conducting departments of the following CentralUniversities in Delhi:

1. University of Delhi2. Jawaharlal Nehru University3. Indira Gandhi National Open University4. Jamia Millia Islamia5. South Asian University

1.4 METHODOLOGY

Questionnaire Method will be used for the collection of data from the research scholars and faculty members of variousdepartments of the above selected Central Universites. The data will be processed through IBM SPSS so�ware to get the results andaccompanying graphs/pie-charts etc.


1. Carried out the M.Li.Sc. Dissertation Project on “Marketing of Library and Information Products and Services in SelectedMedical Libraries in Delhi : A Case Study” under the supervision of Dr. R.K.Bhatt, Associate Professor, University of Delhi.

2. Six months masters’ dissertation in Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB), CSIR, under the supervision of Dr.Archana Singh and Dr. Binuja Verma on “Analysis of Filaggrin gene variation in di�erent disease phenotypes” from 1January 2014 to 30 June 2014. The project was divided into two main objectives. One was to perform the standardization ofthe filaggrin gene by experiment in the laboratory which could then further be send for sequencing if time permitted andother included data mining of the gene using R-programming as well as manually in various genomic and phenomicdatabases, for instances, OMIM, GWAS, ENCODE, PHENGENI, and thus compiled the results and reported the interpretations.

3. One month summer internship at Plant Pathology, Virology Department, Indian Agriculture Research Institute, Pusa, Delhifrom 19 June 2013 to 20 July 2013 under the guidance of emeritus scientist Dr. Malathi. We studied the dimerisation andDolichos yellow mosaic virus of DNA A and DNA B.


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