Studies in scientific collaboration - Part I. The professional origins of scientific co-authorship. - Donald deB. Beaver; Richard Rosen (Scientometrics, 1978)

Studies in scientific collaboration - Part II. Scientific co-authorship, research productivity and visibility in the French scientific elite, 1799-1830. - Donald deB. Beaver; Richard Rosen (Scientometrics, 1979)

Studies in scientific collaboration Part III. Professionalization and the natural history of modern scientific co-authorship. - Donald deB. Beaver; Richard Rosen (Scientometrics, 1979)

Marketing the Monster: Advertising Computer Technology. - William Aspray; Donald de B. Beaver (IEEE Ann. Hist. Comput., 1986)

Reflections on Scientific Collaboration (and its study): Past, Present, and Future. - Donald de B. Beaver (Scientometrics, 2001)

Age Structures of Scientific Collaboration in Chinese Computer Science. - Liming Liang 001; Hildrun Kretschmer; Yongzheng Guo; Donald deB. Beaver (Scientometrics, 2001)

Does collaborative research have greater epistemic authority? - Donald de B. Beaver (Scientometrics, 2004)

Quantity is only one of the qualities. - Donald de B. Beaver (Scientometrics, 2012)

Gender bias in journals of gender studies. - Hildrun Kretschmer; Ramesh Kundra; Donald de B. Beaver; Theo Kretschmer (Scientometrics, 2012)

Who is collaborating with whom? Part I. Mathematical model and methods for empirical testing. - Hildrun Kretschmer; Donald deB. Beaver; Bülent Özel; Theo Kretschmer (J. Informetrics, 2015)

Who is collaborating with whom? Part II. Application of the methods to male and to female networks. - Hildrun Kretschmer; Donald deB. Beaver; Bülent Özel; Theo Kretschmer (J. Informetrics, 2015)

Three-dimensional visualization and animation of emerging patterns by the process of self-organization in collaboration networks. - Hildrun Kretschmer; Donald de B. Beaver; Theo Kretschmer (Scientometrics, 2015)