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Science-Metrix

Science-Metrix is a Montreal-based bibliometrics and S&T policy evaluation firm, part of Elsevier.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

Science-Metrix is an internationally recognized leader in the assessment of S&T policy and activities using bibliometric methods. Founded in Montreal in 2002, it works for government, educational, non-profit and private organizations involved in scientific research or research funding and management. Now part of the global information analytics firm Elsevier, it provides tailored bibliometric analysis, indicator development and evaluation services, having completed more than 500 contracts since 2002.

History

Science-Metrix was founded in Montreal in 2002. Since then, it has completed more than 500 bibliometric, research and evaluation contracts for dozens of organizations worldwide. It is now part of the global information analytics firm Elsevier, with direct access to Elsevier's extensive database and data analytics resources. The company has done groundbreaking work in measuring and assessing the prevalence of open access publications, women's participation in science, and the policy implications of researcher collaboration across borders, sectors and disciplines. It has also developed a world-renowned classification of scientific fields.

Products and positioning

Internationally recognized leader in the assessment of S&T policy and activities using bibliometric methods.

  • Bibliometric analysis

    Cutting-edge bibliometric analysis and indicator development to inform complex S&T policymaking and activity assessments.

  • Indicator and tool development

    Development of custom indicators based on client need or gaps in the field.

  • Tailored study design

    Study designs tailored to a client's unique objectives, mandate, data sources and budget.

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