1. Maps of Science & Scientific Knowledge Henry Small Thomson Scientific

2. Earlier Work Early maps for science Atlas of Science emerging research fronts & fast moving fronts in ESI www.esi-topics.com (maps & interviews)www.esi-topics.com Co-citation contexts: understanding the syntax and semantics of maps

3. Thiophenes Pentacene Inkjet printing Rubrene single-crystals Example of an emerging research front (2004)

4. Interview in www.esi-topics.com

5. Inkjet printing Pentacene Rubrene Thiophene

6. Inkjet printing is considered one of the most promising methods for controlled deposition of polymers and functional materials especially in relation to polymer-based electronic parts (deGans).... In the field of inkjet printing, use was made of hydrophobic/hydrophilic patterns to control the position of inkjet printed droplets (Wang). Co-citation context analysis

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8. The highest OFETs mobilities have been reported for vacuum-deposited crystalline films or single-crystals of low-molecular weight species and in particular pentacene-based transistors have received special attention [Meng 2003] The main drawback of pentacene is very low solubility in organic solvents and it is not suitable for low-cost integrated circuit technology. Some attempts have focused on preparing thin-films of a soluble pentacene precursor which is converted to pentacene upon heating [Afzali 2002] Rhetorical modification of one paper by another: Afzali 2002 – Meng 2003 coco Co-citing context:

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10. thin-film transistors polymer integrated circuits liquid crystal semiconductors

11. molecular tethers solar cells light emitting devices DNA detection organic electronics

12. Physical Science Biological Science

13. Cited Papers (26) Citing Papers (228) 460 cites 17% self-cites 40% of citing papers and 50% of citations are by authors of highly cited papers 15 cited papers are also citing 2000................................................ 2004 Citation Patterns for Organic Thin Film Transistors