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Erin E Leahey

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University of Arizona

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College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Sociology

Erin E Leahey is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences Professor at University of Arizona.

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social sciences science and technology studies sociology social science research scientometrics research policy research ethics higher education technology education science policy productivity technological change science studies bibliometrics interdisciplinary research gender diversity scientific data political sociology informetrics administrative science diffusion of innovations citation analysis impact factor scientific literacy intellectual property qualitative research philosophy of science psychological science social theory research collaboration collaborative research research specialization educational research cultural change science advance patentability sociology of education gender equality sociological research sociological imagination sociological methods research synthesis technical change gender differences disruptive science academic earnings sociological innovation methodological memes ethnographic theory nature women's studies preventive medicine political behavior socioeconomics psychometrics methodological development methodological orientation career development student success societal influence confidentiality quality metrics measure theory information theory measurement theory comparative analysis knowledge transfer knowledge diffusion sole investigator research productivity mathematical trajectories collaboration patterns statistical significance subfield integration academic careers scientific communication stem education research culture scientific careers grounded theory gender inequality

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Developing a Text‐Based Measure of Humility in Inquiry Using Computational Grounded Theory. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology (2024)

Sarah BrattErin LeaheyCharles GomezJina LeeYeaeun KwonCharles Lassiter

document analysisscholarly communicationcomputational social sciencehumility levelssocial science researchrhetoricmethodological perspectivescommunicationlarge scaleintellectual discoursemethodological articlesocial sciencescontent analysisdigital scholarshiptext‐based measureinformation sciencediscourse analysis

Papers and Patents Are Becoming Less Disruptive Over Time. Nature (2023)

Michael ParkErin LeaheyRussell J. Funk

patentabilitytechnologydiffusion of innovationsintellectual propertytechnological change

What Types of Novelty Are Most Disruptive?. American Sociological Review (2023)

Erin LeaheyJina LeeRussell J. Funk

citation classicscitation analysisimpact factorscience and technology studiesnew methodsnovelty typeinformetricsbibliometricsscientometricssocial sciencesopen sciencejournalismstatistics

Metrics and Mechanisms: Measuring the Unmeasurable in the Science of Science. Journal of Informetrics (2022)

Lingfei WuAniket KitturHyejin YounStaša MilojevićErin LeaheyStephen M. FioreYong-Yeol Ahn

scientific datainformation theoryinformetricsquality metricsmeasurementinformaticsdata sciencescientometricsmeasure theorybibliometricsmeasurement theorystatistics

Theories of Scientific and Technological Change View Discovery and Invention as Endogenous Processes. Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

technological innovationscience and technology studiesknowledge economyeconomicstechnological regimetechnologytechnological forecastingtechnological paradigmtechnical changehistory and philosophy of sciencetechnological changeendogenous processes

Who Deserves Protection? How Naming Potential Beneficiaries Influences Covid-19 Vaccine Intentions. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

Jina LeeMinjae SeoErin Leahey

vaccinationvaccinescommunicable diseasesvaccine hesitancypersuasioncovid-19 vaccine intentionspublic opinionpublic health preparednesspublic policypolitical psychologymoral concernpublic healthvaccine intentpublic health ethicspolitical behaviorpreventive medicinevaccine efficacysocial scienceshealth communication

Do Synthesis Centers Synthesize? a Semantic Analysis of Diversity in Research Output. Research Policy (2021)

research outputsynthesis centers synthesizedesignlinguisticsinformetricsknowledge productionperformance studiesresearch synthesisa semantic analysisinformaticsscientometricsknowledge managementabstract analysisinformation science

Dynamics of Disruption in Science and Technology.. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

Michael ParkErin LeaheyRussell J. Funk

science and technology studiestechnologynetwork dynamicsdynamical systemsnonlinear dynamicstechnological changediffusion of innovationsevolutionary dynamics

Historical Dynamics of Disruption in Science and Technology. Academy of Management Proceedings (2021)

Michael ParkErin LeaheyRussell James Funk

science and technology studiestechnologyhistorical dynamicstechnological changehistory

The Decline of Disruptive Science and Technology. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

science and technology studiesscience policytechnologytechnological forecastingdisruptive scienceresearch policytechnological change

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Erin E Leahey

Professor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Sociology

Erin E Leahey is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences Professor at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of Arizona

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Developing a Text‐Based Measure of Humility in Inquiry Using Computational Grounded Theory. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology (2024)

Sarah BrattErin LeaheyCharles GomezJina LeeYeaeun KwonCharles Lassiter

Papers and Patents Are Becoming Less Disruptive Over Time. Nature (2023)

Michael ParkErin LeaheyRussell J. Funk

patentabilitytechnologydiffusion of innovationsintellectual propertytechnological change

What Types of Novelty Are Most Disruptive?. American Sociological Review (2023)

Erin LeaheyJina LeeRussell J. Funk

citation classicscitation analysisimpact factorscience and technology studiesnew methodsnovelty typeinformetricsbibliometricsscientometricssocial sciencesopen sciencejournalismstatistics

Metrics and Mechanisms: Measuring the Unmeasurable in the Science of Science. Journal of Informetrics (2022)

Lingfei WuAniket KitturHyejin YounStaša MilojevićErin LeaheyStephen M. FioreYong-Yeol Ahn

scientific datainformation theoryinformetricsquality metricsmeasurementinformaticsdata sciencescientometricsmeasure theorybibliometricsmeasurement theorystatistics

Theories of Scientific and Technological Change View Discovery and Invention as Endogenous Processes. Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

Who Deserves Protection? How Naming Potential Beneficiaries Influences Covid-19 Vaccine Intentions. Socius Sociological Research for a Dynamic World (2022)

Jina LeeMinjae SeoErin Leahey

Do Synthesis Centers Synthesize? a Semantic Analysis of Diversity in Research Output. Research Policy (2021)

Dynamics of Disruption in Science and Technology.. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

Michael ParkErin LeaheyRussell J. Funk

science and technology studiestechnologynetwork dynamicsdynamical systemsnonlinear dynamicstechnological changediffusion of innovationsevolutionary dynamics

Historical Dynamics of Disruption in Science and Technology. Academy of Management Proceedings (2021)

Michael ParkErin LeaheyRussell James Funk

science and technology studiestechnologyhistorical dynamicstechnological changehistory

The Decline of Disruptive Science and Technology. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

science and technology studiesscience policytechnologytechnological forecastingdisruptive scienceresearch policytechnological change

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