Research
Scientometric mapping of Thai veterinary research networks.
I study how Thai veterinary research is structured — which topics cluster together, which researchers bridge clusters, where research and teaching align (or don't). This page collects ongoing analysis from a first-author paper in preparation (target ladder: TJVM → Aslib Journal of Information Management → Scientometrics).
Pages below are working pre-prints — analysis is preliminary · citation-friendly · openly evolving. Faculty or centers wishing to provide corrections, context, or removal: palm@anuthindanoi.com.
Cluster maturity analysis
13 named research clusters at Chula Vet · scored against a 6-marker maturity rubric · PRRSV-template benchmark.
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PRRSV — Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus
Pre-print analysis of the PRRSV (Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome Virus) research cluster at Chulalongkorn University Faculty of Veterinary Science. Used as the maturity-template benchmark for assessing other Thai vet research clusters.
Maturity 6/6 · mature
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CU-ARM — Antimicrobial Resistance — One Health (Center for Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring in Foodborne Pathogens)
Pre-print analysis of the CU-ARM (Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring) research cluster at Chulalongkorn University. Scores 6/6 on the maturity rubric — Thailand's second fully-mature vet research cluster after PRRSV. Predicted to overtake PRRSV in publication output by 2030.
Maturity 6/6 · mature-emerging
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CE-FID — Center of Excellence in Fish Infectious Diseases (Aquatic Animal Health)
Pre-print analysis of the Center of Excellence in Fish Infectious Diseases (CE-FID) research cluster at Chulalongkorn University. Scores 5.5/6 on the maturity rubric — a sleeper candidate that may benefit from climate change attention to aquatic disease and One Health framework expansion.
Maturity 5.5/6 · mature-emerging
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Wildlife ART — Wildlife Conservation Assisted Reproductive Technology
Pre-print analysis of the Wildlife Conservation Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) cluster at Chulalongkorn University, bridging the Center of Excellence in Animal Fertility (CU-AF) with the Zoological Park Organization of Thailand. Predicted niche-but-influential trajectory by 2030.
Maturity 5/6 · emerging
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CAC-RU — Companion Animal Cancer Research Unit
Pre-print analysis of the Companion Animal Cancer Research Unit (CAC-RU) cluster at Chulalongkorn University. A methodologically-convergent emerging cluster combining traditional pathology-IHC with proteomics-driven molecular oncology. Predicted to mature into a PRRSV-tier cluster if Surgery + Medicine integration develops.
Maturity 5/6 · emerging-medium
Methodology
Analytical frameworks used in the cluster analysis above.
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Co-Authorship Network Analysis for Veterinary Research Clusters — Methodology
Methodology for combining manual ground-truth cluster definitions with Scopus-derived co-authorship network analysis (Louvain community detection). Approach combines qualitative depth with quantitative validation, with pre-registered predictions tested against algorithmic clustering.
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6-Marker Cluster Maturity Rubric — Methodology
Original analytical framework for scoring veterinary research cluster maturity. Six markers (multi-PI · ≥10-year trajectory · named center · industry bridge · senior+junior generations · multi-modal methods) derived from observation that PRRSV at Chula Vet is the regional benchmark for sustained vet research enterprise.
About this analysis
Original analysis by Anuthin "Palm" Danoi, a fourth-year veterinary student at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, Chulalongkorn University (Vet 86 cohort). Faculty research areas, publication histories, and center affiliations are sourced from publicly available profiles (chula.ac.th · Scopus · ResearchGate · PubMed). Cluster definitions, maturity scoring, and bridge-researcher predictions are independent analytical contributions of this study.
Status · pre-print working draft. Specific findings (cluster boundaries · maturity scores · predicted bridges) are testable hypotheses pending validation against forthcoming Scopus extraction.
Citation · Danoi, A. (2026). Scientometric mapping of veterinary research networks at Chulalongkorn University: cluster maturity, methodological fingerprints, and predicted bridges. Working draft retrieved from https://anuthindanoi.com/research.
Correction / opt-out · palm@anuthindanoi.com · replies within 1-2 days.