This paper presents the results of a study about the Information Science groups registered in the Directory of research groups of CNPq, a Brazilian governmental agency. Data collection utilized the directory database, CNPq’s Lattes database of curricula vitae as well as the Capes database of graduate programs evaluation system. The research used three categories of analysis: research groups, researcher profile, and scientific publications. In the year 2004, 103 research groups were identified. These were analyzed by geographic region, researcher profile, research topics and channels of communication utilized. The results demonstrated that research groups are not evenly distributed. They are concentrated in the south and southeast regions. Research groups are composed by members with doctoral and masters degrees as well as librarianship and graduate studies in Information Science although some have undergraduate degrees in other areas and graduate in Information Science. The topics mostly addressed were information technology, knowledge organization, social issues and the information industry. undergraduate research assistants. Most researchers hold undergraduate degrees in@en
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Data collection utilized the directory database, CNPq’s Lattes database of curricula vitae as well as the Capes database of graduate programs evaluation system. The research used three categories of analysis: research groups, researcher profile, and scientific publications. In the year 2004, 103 research groups were identified. These were analyzed by geographic region, researcher profile, research topics and channels of communication utilized. The results demonstrated that research groups are not evenly distributed. They are concentrated in the south and southeast regions. Research groups are composed by members with doctoral and masters degrees as well as librarianship and graduate studies in Information Science although some have undergraduate degrees in other areas and graduate in Information Science. The topics mostly addressed were information technology, knowledge organization, social issues and the information industry. undergraduate research assistants. Most researchers hold undergraduate degrees in] => 0 ) ) [pt] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [Resultados de pesquisa financiada pelo Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico para estudar os grupos de pesquisa em Ciência da Informação (CI), cadastrados no Diretório dos Grupos de Pesquisa dessa agência. Os procedimentos metodológicos envolveram coleta de dados junto às bases do Diretório de Grupos de pesquisa e à base de currículos da plataforma Lattes do CNPq. Recorreu-se, também, às bases do sistema de acompanhamento da pós-graduação da Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES). Selecionaram-se três grandes categorias de análise: grupos de pesquisa; perfil do pesquisador; produção científica. Identificaram-se 103 grupos de pesquisa na base de dados referente ao ano 2004, analisados e distribuídos por região geográfica, perfil do pesquisador, temáticas estudadas e canais de comunicação utilizados. Os grupos de pesquisa na área não estão bem distribuídos. Há concentração no Sudeste e Sul do País. Os componentes dos grupos são integrados por doutores, mestres e bolsistas de iniciação científica. Os perfis dos pesquisadores concentram-se em bibliotecários com pós-graduação em CI. Há articipação de graduados em outras áreas mas com pós-graduação em CI. Os temas mais pesquisados foram tecnologia da informação, organização do conhecimento, questões sociais e indústria da informação.] => 0 ) ) ) )
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