Türkiye research landscape and international benchmarking report

A data-driven view of Türkiye’s research output, impact and global partnerships

Türkiye research performance trends

This report presents a detailed assessment of Türkiye’s research performance over the period 2016 to 2025. It brings together data on publication output, citation impact and collaboration activity to show how the national research system has evolved.

The analysis places these trends in a global context. It looks at how Türkiye’s share of worldwide research output has changed, how citation-based indicators have developed and how international partnerships are shaping research impact.

It also examines performance at the level of subject areas and institutions, highlighting areas of sustained strength.
72% growth in research output
"Publications increased from 53,667 to 92,520 between 2016 and 2025"
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This report draws on data from Web of Science Research Intelligence, Web of Science and InCites Benchmarking & Analytics to examine how Türkiye’s research system has evolved over the past decade. 

Web of Science Research Intelligence is Clarivate’s AI-native research intelligence platform, designed to support discovery, research strategy, collaboration development, and impact assessment through integrated research data and advanced analytics. The platform was used to support the analysis presented in the Türkiye Research Landscape Report, providing insights into research strengths, emerging topics, collaboration networks, and institutional performance.

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What’s inside the report

  • Publication growth and global share  (2016–2025 trends)
  • Citation impact, including Highly Cited Papers and Top 10% publications
  • International collaboration patterns and partner networks
  • Institutional performance and benchmarking

Web of Science and InCites B&A methodology and data

This analysis is based on bibliometric data from Web of Science and InCites, covering publications, citations and collaboration activity. These sources provide a consistent, curated dataset for comparing research performance across countries, institutions and subject areas, enabling benchmarking against global trends.