Ufaira Yaseen Shah
Also known as: Ufaira Yaseen, Yaseen Ufaira, U.Y. Shah, Shah U.Y, Shah Ufaira Yaseen
Management Development Institute, University of Kashmir, Department of Higher Education
About
Dedicated and results-driven Library and Information Science professional with a Doctorate and Post-Doctorate, specializing in scientometrics, content analysis, and information retrieval. Experienced in academic research, library automation (SOUL, KOHA), digital resource management, and user-focused services. Proven ability to implement innovative technologies, support scholarly communication, and promote information literacy. Committed to optimizing library systems and contributing to knowledge advancement through impactful research and collaborative engagement.
Employment
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Management Development Institute2025 - Present
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University of Kashmir ICSSR Post-Doctoral Fellow2022 - 2025
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Department of Higher Education Information Professional2022 - 2022
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Government of Jammu and Kashmir Information Professional2016 - 2017
Education
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University of Kashmir Ph.D.2017 - 2022
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University of Kashmir Masters in Library and Information Science2012 - 2014
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University of Kashmir Bachelor of Science2009 - 2011
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (17)
- Smart libraries: Unveiling research trends and knowledge dynamics through scientometrics Save
- India’s solar energy research: performance and social network analysis Save
- The cross-country evaluation of nuclear science and technology publications Save
- Mapping coronavirus research: quantitative and visualization approaches Save
- Global electronic thesis and dissertation repositories – collection diversity and management issues Save
- The decay and persistence of web references Save
- Global Research Productivity in Nuclear Waste Management: A Scientometric Analysis Save
- India's Contribution to Nuclear Medicine Research: A Scientometric Study Save
- Use of web resources by the postgraduate students across genders Save
- Open Access E-Books in Social Sciences: A Bibliometric Study of the DOAB Save