Yong-il Jeong
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Yong-il Jeong is a prominent figure in the field of science and technology policy, with a focused expertise in national research and development (R&D) strategy, particularly within the domain of robot technology. His most influential work, "Mapping Korea’s national R&D domain of robot technology by using the co-word analysis" (2008), has garnered over 100 citations, establishing a foundational methodology for analyzing and visualizing the technological landscape of national innovation systems. Jeong’s major contribution lies in applying co-word analysis to systematically map the structure and evolution of Korea’s robotics R&D, offering policymakers and researchers a data-driven tool to identify key research clusters, emerging trends, and strategic gaps. This work has been instrumental in shaping Korea’s competitive edge in robotics, providing a replicable framework for other nations. Beyond this seminal paper, Jeong’s research continues to influence the intersection of bibliometrics and national innovation policy, making him a key figure in understanding how countries can strategically invest in and prioritize emerging technologies. His work remains essential reading for students and scholars interested in the quantitative analysis of R&D ecosystems.
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