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Martin Iinatti Brengdahl

Bibliometric Analyst

Bibliometrics and Open Access

Bibliometrics and Open Access

I work with the production of bibliometric analyses for various units at the university, and assist with the interpretation of these. I also work with Open Access related questions, mainly support to researchers that publish Open Access.

I have previous research experience in evolutionary biology and have a PhD in genetics.

More about bibliometrics and Open Access

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Bibliometrics at LiU

Bibliometrics involves quantitative studies of scientific publications and measures, for example, productivity and impact. The library delivers publication statistics for LiU and assists departments and research groups with bibliometric analyses.
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Open Access

Open Access (OA) means that scientific articles are published freely online free of charge or other barriers to the reader. Through CC (Creative Commons) licenses, you can, as an author, specify how others may use your material.
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Library publishing agreements

Linköping University Library has signed agreements with publishers that gives Linköping University authors discount on the APC when publishing Open Access (OA) articles in journals. Find out more about available discounts.

Publications

2023

Vinesh Shenoi Naresh, Avani Mital, Martin Iinatti Brengdahl, Katie Abson, Gina Henderson, Melody Maxwell, David Berger, Urban Friberg (2023) On aging and age-specific effects of spontaneous mutations Evolution, On ageing and age-specific effects of spontaneous mutations, Vol. 77, p. 1780-1790 Continue to DOI
Martin Iinatti Brengdahl, Christopher Kimber, Vinesh Shenoi Naresh, Miruna Dumea, Avani Mital, Urban Friberg (2023) Age-specific effects of deletions: implications for aging theories Evolution, Age-specific effects of deletions: Implications for ageing theories, Vol. 77, p. 254-263 Continue to DOI

2022

Antonino Malacrino, Martin Iinatti Brengdahl, Christopher Kimber, Avani Mital, Vinesh Shenoi Naresh, Claudio Mirabello, Urban Friberg (2022) Ageing desexualizes the Drosophila brain transcriptome Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences, Vol. 289, Article 20221115 Continue to DOI
Vinesh Shenoi Naresh, Martin Iinatti Brengdahl, Jaime L. Grace, Björn Eriksson, Patrik Rydén, Urban Friberg (2022) A genome-wide test for paternal indirect genetic effects on lifespan in Drosophila melanogaster Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences, A genome-wide test for paternal indirect genetic effects on lifespan in Drosophila melanogaster, Vol. 289, Article 20212707 Continue to DOI
Martin Iinatti Brengdahl (2022) The effects of deleterious mutations on ageing

News

Martin Iinatti Brengdahl examining fruit flies in a microscope.

Mutations that affect ageing – more common than we thought?

The number of mutations that can contribute to ageing may be significantly higher than previously believed, according to new research on fruit flies. The study supports a new theory about the type of mutation that can lie behind ageing.
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Why females age more slowly than males

Males and females have different strategies to maximise the number of offspring during life. The differences in reproductive strategy contribute to differences in aging between the sexes, according to a new study of fruit flies carried out at LiU.
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Sex differences in lifespan investigated

The shorter average lifespan of males compared to females appears not to be a result of the fact that males have only one X chromosome. This is the conclusion from a research study on fruit flies at Linköping University.

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Evolutionary genetics of ageing and sex differences - Friberg Group

Research in our group focuses on two fascinating biological phenomena – ageing and sex differences - and their interesting intersection. To answer questions related to these topics we conduct research using the model organism Drosophila melanogaster.

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