CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) is a revolutionary gene-editing technology that has captured the attention of scientists around the world. Through the analysis of the knowledge trajectory and emerging research themes within the field, as well as the interactions and networks within the CRISPR community, this study aims to understand the evolution and characteristics of CRISPR knowledge and identify areas for future research and development. By examining these factors, we can gain a deeper understanding of the knowledge evolution and characteristics of CRISPR and identify areas for future research and development.
This research has uncovered five phases of knowledge evolution in the field of CRISPR. These phases range from fundamental studies to applied research, reflecting the shift toward the commercialization of CRISPR. Four major research themes were also identified, each with its unique knowledge characteristics. Two of these themes focus on fundamental studies of CRISPR, while the remaining two focus on applied research. Among these themes, the fundamental research theme appears to be the most crucial research theme from others.
The interactions between scientists in this study appear to be influenced by the knowledge type of each research theme. Among the two fundamental research themes, cooperative behavior was observed due to the scattered influence and resources among groups of scientists. However, in contrast, competitive behavior was observed in the applied research themes, likely due to the priority of commercializing findings and a tendency towards secrecy among groups of scientists. This demonstrates how knowledge type can affect the way that scientists cooperate or compete within a research field.

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) is a revolutionary gene-editing technology that has captured the attention of scientists around the world. Through the analysis of the knowledge trajectory and emerging research themes within the field, as well as the interactions and networks within the CRISPR community, this study aims to understand the evolution and characteristics of CRISPR knowledge and identify areas for future research and development. By examining these factors, we can gain a deeper understanding of the knowledge evolution and characteristics of CRISPR and identify areas for future research and development.
This research has uncovered five phases of knowledge evolution in the field of CRISPR. These phases range from fundamental studies to applied research, reflecting the shift toward the commercialization of CRISPR. Four major research themes were also identified, each with its unique knowledge characteristics. Two of these themes focus on fundamental studies of CRISPR, while the remaining two focus on applied research. Among these themes, the fundamental research theme appears to be the most crucial research theme from others.
The interactions between scientists in this study appear to be influenced by the knowledge type of each research theme. Among the two fundamental research themes, cooperative behavior was observed due to the scattered influence and resources among groups of scientists. However, in contrast, competitive behavior was observed in the applied research themes, likely due to the priority of commercializing findings and a tendency towards secrecy among groups of scientists. This demonstrates how knowledge type can affect the way that scientists cooperate or compete within a research field.

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