ARC AWARE Workshop 2026

Accepted Papers

Scientometric and Literature-Based Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence

23 October 2026
Faculty of Economics and Business Administration
Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași, Romania
Paper title Authors
Thematic Specialisation and Research Collaboration in EU-27 Computer Vision for Transport and Logistics Tudor-Mihai Olariu
The Consortium-Embedding Divide: International Collaboration and Scientific Impact in Astronomical Artificial Intelligence Rares-Octavian Nitoi
Rapid Growth, Limited Recurrence: A Scientometric Note on AI-Based Public Transport Prediction, 2015–2025 Efremov Sebastian-Daniel Abunei George-Vladut
Akathisia as a Prediction Target: An Exploratory Bibliographic Analysis Otilia-Teodora Barbu
How is Artificial Intelligence used to study Visual Art and Emotion? a Scientometric and Data-Driven Analysis Denisa-Daniela Gabor
Conflating Automation with AI: A Scientometric Synthesis of Consumer Attribution Errors, Persuasion Knowledge, and Digital Fatigue Moscalenco Serghei
Rapid Growth and Publication Dispersion in a Query-Derived Literature on AI and Information Manipulation Teodor Gurzu Christian Lungu
Contrasting Detection and Generative-AI Lexical Profiles in India and US-Affiliated Records from a Query-Derived AI–Information-Manipulation Corpus Christian Lungu Teodor Gurzu
Research Geography and Heritage Contexts in AI-Enabled Visual Heritage Restoration Nicoleta Balan

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