OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The median citation count of Interdisciplinary Science Reviews is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Navigating the sea of histories of mathematics	59
Seeing germs, selling germs: translating Anglo-American bacteriology	45
1990s dinomania: Public and popular cultures of palaeontology from Jurassic Park to Friends	30
Afterword	24
Heuvelmans the Heretic and Hidden Animals	20
Performing rock art: Contemporary resonances of shamanism	14
Towards an ecological mathematics	14
‘Is it perfume from a dress / that makes me so digress?’ – the categorical differences between human experience and AI highlighted by literature	13
Stuart Kauffman’s metaphysics of the adjacent possible: a critique	12
One or many? Genealogies of the mathematical sciences	10
The two kinds of artificial intelligence, or how not to confuse objects and subjects	10
The magic lantern as a Gothic literary instrument	9
The good, the bad and the lab: a review of Nancy J. Nersessian’s Interdisciplinarity in the Making	8
‘All of That Richness’: A Plastic Figuration of Interdisciplinarity and Improvisation	8
Capitalist prizefighters striking the plasticity of art	8
Introduction	7
The metamorphosis of the Megatherium : Examples of Goethe's heterodox palaeontology	6
Non-Archimedean modernities	5
The most important thing about science is values	5
The variety of readings of Archimedes in the scientific revolution: Leibniz vs. Newton	5
What AI researchers read: the role of literature in artificial intelligence research	5
Response to ‘A New View on Biology and Some Philosophical Perspectives’ by Emil Toescu and Daniel Bardos	5
Negative Plasticity	4
From cryptids to kaijū: Exploring heterodox palaeoscience with Godzilla	4
Public trust in science	3

The poetics of enquiry in Ronald Duncan’s Man	3
Thomas Charles Buckland McLeish, 1 May 1962–27 February 2023	2
Forward … to the nineteenth century: Historiographic concerns about Reviel Netz’s ‘The Place of Archimedes in World History’	2
Passageways through process philosophy: panpsychism in practice. Review of ‘Processing Reality: Finding Meaning in Death, Psychedelics, and Sobriety’ , b	2
Theory assessment and reality in Boltzmann’s epistemological thinking	2
Theatre dialogues with machines	2
Absent Archimedes – what?	1
Musical preferences correlate architectural tastes: preference correlations between architectural material features and musical instruments	1
Envoi	1
Sheffield Junior Art Department and how the Junior Art Department shaped the arts, crafts and design careers of its pupils and of its teachers in mid-twentieth-century Britain	1
Immortal codes: genetics, ghosts, and Shakespeare’s sonnets	1
Coming down from the American trip Review of ‘American Trip. Set, Setting, and the Psychedelic Experience in the Twentieth Century’ , by Hartogsohn, Ido,	1
Taking data science into the forest	1
Developing an Interdisciplinary Vocabulary of Complexity and Plasticity Using a Case-Study of Plant-Based Diet Adoption	1
Correction Notice	1
Science and literature: the importance of differences	1
Mathematics, the mathematical sciences, and historical contingency: Some thoughts on reading Netz	1
Thinking again: enaction as a resource for ‘practice as research’ in theatre and performance	1
Winning the modernity lottery: Commentary on Reviel Netz, ‘The place of Archimedes in world history’	1
Past Celebratory, Future Subjunctive	1
Editorial: Plasticity as a Kaleidoscope in Theory and Practice	1
Clustering of cognitive biases in Walt Whitman’s ‘Crossing Brooklyn Ferry’: An Ecocritical Analysis	1
Thirteen scholars reply to Reviel Netz’s ‘The Place of Archimedes in World History’	1
Archimedes for the rest of us: Thinking commentary with Guidobaldo dal Monte	1
‘Everybody’s creating it along the way’: ethical tensions among globalized ayahuasca shamanisms and therapeutic integration practices	1
Digital humanities at global scale	1
Emphasizing uncertainty, celebrating community and valuing values: science communication remedies for the COVID-19 era and beyond	0
Introduction: Conceptualising heterodox palaeoscience	0
Toward a Metaphilosophy of Integration	0
Science communication and public trust in science	0
Storytelling systems: Progress towards generation informed by models of the reader	0
Troubling hope Review of ‘Psychedelic Justice: Towards a Diverse and Equitable Psychedelic Culture’ , Edited by Beatriz Caiuby Labate and Clancy Cavnar,	0
A beginner's guide to crossing the road: towards an epistemology of successful action in complex systems	0
Facts and objectivity in science	0
Éloge: Evelyn Fox Keller and the new biology	0
Approaching literature and culture and/as ‘intelligent systems’	0
Dimensions of well-being	0
The importance of values for science	0
Did the horned dinosaur Protoceratops inspire the griffin?	0
Re-imagining the virus	0
The Harlequin's Cloak	0
Decolonization is a metaphor towards a different ethic. The case from psychedelic studies	0
A Minimal Model of Plasticity Across Disciplines	0
Knowledge sharing through scenario development: Experiences of an interdisciplinary and international research project	0
Sherlock Holmes saving Mr. Venizelos : using science in an early Greek crime fiction novel	0
The way the portal wrote: Datafication and subjectivity in Patricia Lockwood's No One Is Talking About This	0
Metaphors We Integrate By	0
Life with and without its antithesis	0
Critical Doses: Nurturing Diversity in Psychedelic Studies	0
Putting scientific realism into perspective	0

Steps towards a therapeutic artificial intelligence	0
The problems of exceptionality: The case of Archimedes and the Greeks	0
Aristotelian perplexity and well-being, then and now	0
Building Foundations for Interdisciplinary Education	0
Preface	0
Why do we engage (and keep engaging) in tragic and sad stories? Negativity bias and engagement in narratives eliciting negative feelings	0
Dynamical systems, literary theory, and the computational modelling of narrative	0
Creating meeting grounds for transdisciplinary climate research: the role of humanities and social sciences in grand challenges	0
The place of Archimedes in world history	0
Argumentative strategies against scientism: an overview	0
A tyrannical societal something: Drawing lessons for twenty-first-century ‘privacy-protecting’ technology from long nineteenth-century literature	0
The Kindle™ as Necker Cube	0
Wide horizons: science and epic in Mina Loy’s ‘Anglo-Mongrels and the Rose’ and C. Day Lewis’s From Feathers to Iron	0
Location, Location, Location A Place for Science and Technology Studies: Observation, Intervention, and Collaboration, by Jane Calvert: Cambridge, MA, USA, MIT Press, 2024, 232 p., $40.00 (paperback),	0
Assumptions of twentieth-century neuroscience: reductionist and computational paradigms	0
Mysticizing medicine: Incorporating nondualism into the training of psychedelic guides	0
Plastic Scenes: Images from the Future	0
From researching to making futures: a design mindset for transdisciplinary collaboration	0
Is gendered power irrelevant in higher educational institutions? Understanding the persistence of gender inequality	0
Daring to disentangle: towards a framework for art-science-technology collaborations	0
Queerness in science and literature: towards a ‘naturalization’ of the queer in the crossroads of physics, biology, and literary theory	0
History and mythography: On the role of Archimedean mathematics in the Renaissance	0
Editorial	0
Scientism and scientific fundamentalism: what science can learn from mainstream religion	0
Of dinosaurs and intergenerational culture wars: Dinomania, nostalgia, and the ‘missionary lizards’ of young earth creationism	0
Can fiction lead to prosocial behaviour? Exclusion, violence, empathy, and literature in early modernity	0
Where and how did Archimedes get in? Oblique and labyrinthine reflections	0
Emotions in knowledge production	0
What to do about the woo? Review of ‘Philosophy and Psychedelics. Frameworks for Exceptional Experience'	0
A new view on biology and some philosophical perspectives: Book review of How Life Works by Philip Ball	0
Book Review: Perspectives all the way downReview of Geoffrey Lloyd and Aparecida Vilaça, Of Jaguars and Butterflies: Metalogues on Issues in Anthropology and Philosophy	0
Archimedes’ legacy for early modern science: Historical-philosophical reflections	0
Introduction	0
Extreme normalcy: The place of violence in indigenous Amazonians’ well-being	0
Emotions in scientific practice	0
Critical perspectives on science: Arguments for a richer discussion on the scientific enterprise	0
Editorial	0
Choosing between prediction and explanation in geological engineering: lessons from psychology	0
Science, philosophy and literature in the early Spanish Enlightenment: the case of Martin Martinez	0
Ideas Lab as funding instrument: navigating tensions in establishing transdisciplinary research projects	0
Knowing the same things: mass examinations, credentials, and infrastructures of shared knowledge	0
When a woman becomes a plant: looking at philosophical discourses through literary narratives	0
Psychometric brahman , psychedelic science: Walter Stace, transnational Vedanta, and the Mystical Experience Questionnaire	0
J. R. R. Tolkien's Legendarium as Heterodox Palaeoscience	0
‘Life built herself a myriad forms’: epics of gestation and co-operation in late nineteenth-century women’s poetry	0
Nested hermeneutics: Mind at Large as a curated trope of psychedelic experience	0