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  • * Virology and Pandemic Research
  • * Information Science and Knowledge Management

Background:

  • * The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an explosive growth in research publications.
  • * Keeping abreast of the vast and rapidly expanding COVID-19 research landscape is a significant challenge for scientists.
  • * Existing knowledge structures may not adequately capture the nuances of pandemic research evolution.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To provide accessible overviews and novel categorizations of COVID-19 research.
  • * To identify resources for researchers to explore specific questions within the domain.
  • * To analyze topical evolution and the balance between tactical and strategic approaches in pandemic mitigation.

Main Methods:

  • * Content analysis and reassembly of COVID-19 research topics.
  • * Development of novel topical categorizations.
  • * Identification and profiling of relevant research websites and knowledge resources.

Main Results:

  • * Data indicate a need for increased focus on strategic, immunological factors in pandemic response.
  • * Novel categorizations were developed to facilitate deeper understanding of research trends.
  • * Resources were identified to support researchers in addressing specific knowledge gaps.

Conclusions:

  • * Effective knowledge modeling is crucial for transferring insights from outside the COVID-19 domain.
  • * The proposed categorizations can enhance Literature-Based Discovery efforts for future pandemic preparedness.
  • * A strategic, immunology-focused approach is recommended for mitigating current and future viral threats.