NIH-MPINet: A Large-Scale Feature-Rich Network Dataset for Mapping the Frontiers of Team Science
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| author | Shi, Cuiran Han, Shuying Kusumanchi, Shreya Zhou, Mia Li, Didong |
| author_facet | Shi, Cuiran Han, Shuying Kusumanchi, Shreya Zhou, Mia Li, Didong |
| contents | This study presents a large-scale network dataset, NIH-MPINet, curated from NIH RePORTER and PubMed, characterizing collaboration among multiple Principal Investigators (multi-PIs) on NIH R01-equivalent grants from 2006 to 2023. The network characterizes 30,127 PIs as nodes and their collaborations on 86,743 NIH R01-equivalent grants as edges, spanning 888 recipient organizations and supported by 40 NIH Institutes and Centers. We also curated comprehensive metadata, including node-level features such as PI affiliation, alongside edge-level features comprising grant years, titles, and abstracts. Using these data, we constructed a PI collaboration network and identified 19 communities as well as 20 major research topics. Several collaboration communities showed distinct thematic profiles, such as cardiovascular health, cancer immunotherapy, neuroscience, and microbiome research, while genetics and genomics were broadly represented across communities. By incorporating temporal analysis, we observed shifts in research topics and collaboration patterns over time. Topics like healthcare and outcomes research, cognitive health, and Alzheimer's disease have become more prominent in recent years, whereas molecular and cellular biology has seen a relative decline. Overall, this work provides a high-fidelity, feature-rich resource for advancing statistical learning methods and network analysis-based discoveries in the study of long-term biomedical collaboration. |
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| spellingShingle | NIH-MPINet: A Large-Scale Feature-Rich Network Dataset for Mapping the Frontiers of Team Science Shi, Cuiran Han, Shuying Kusumanchi, Shreya Zhou, Mia Li, Didong Digital Libraries Social and Information Networks Applications This study presents a large-scale network dataset, NIH-MPINet, curated from NIH RePORTER and PubMed, characterizing collaboration among multiple Principal Investigators (multi-PIs) on NIH R01-equivalent grants from 2006 to 2023. The network characterizes 30,127 PIs as nodes and their collaborations on 86,743 NIH R01-equivalent grants as edges, spanning 888 recipient organizations and supported by 40 NIH Institutes and Centers. We also curated comprehensive metadata, including node-level features such as PI affiliation, alongside edge-level features comprising grant years, titles, and abstracts. Using these data, we constructed a PI collaboration network and identified 19 communities as well as 20 major research topics. Several collaboration communities showed distinct thematic profiles, such as cardiovascular health, cancer immunotherapy, neuroscience, and microbiome research, while genetics and genomics were broadly represented across communities. By incorporating temporal analysis, we observed shifts in research topics and collaboration patterns over time. Topics like healthcare and outcomes research, cognitive health, and Alzheimer's disease have become more prominent in recent years, whereas molecular and cellular biology has seen a relative decline. Overall, this work provides a high-fidelity, feature-rich resource for advancing statistical learning methods and network analysis-based discoveries in the study of long-term biomedical collaboration. |
| title | NIH-MPINet: A Large-Scale Feature-Rich Network Dataset for Mapping the Frontiers of Team Science |
| topic | Digital Libraries Social and Information Networks Applications |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.22802 |