Evaluating big science: CERN's past performance and future prospects. - John Irvine 002; Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1985)

Bibliometric analysis for science policy: An evaluation of the United Kingdom's research performance in ocean currents and protein crystallography. - David Crouch; John Irvine 002; Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1986)

Bibliometric profiles for British academic institutions: An experiment to develop research output indicators. - Mark P. Carpenter; F. Gibb; M. Harris; John Irvine 002; Ben R. Martin; Francis Narin (Scientometrics, 1988)

Introduction: Quantitative science-policy studies in the United Kingdom. - P. Healey; John Irvine 002; Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1988)

Book reviews. - W. S. Lyon; Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1988)

International comparisons of scientific performance revisited. - John Irvine 002; Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1989)

Who's doing what in human genome research? - B. Balmer; Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1991)

The bibliometric assessment of UK scientific performance a reply to Braun, Glänzel and Schubert. - Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1991)

'Big history' for big science? Critical review of history of CERN - A. Hermann, J. Krige, U. Mersits and D. Pestre with L. Weiss, history of CERN, volume II, building and running the laboratory, 1954-65. north holland, amsterdam/oxford/new york/Tokyo, 1990, 900pp, price $154. - Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1992)

British science in the 1980s - Has the relative decline continued? - Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1994)

The use of multiple indicators in the assessment of basic research. - Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 1996)

Evaluation of Moroccan research using a bibliometric-based approach: investigation of the validity of the h-index. - Hamid Bouabid; Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 2009)

Synergy or separation mode: the relationship between the academic research and the knowledge-transfer activities of Korean academics. - Ki-Seok Kwon; Ben R. Martin (Scientometrics, 2012)

When social scientists disagree: Comments on the Butler-van den Besselaar debate. - Ben R. Martin (J. Informetrics, 2017)