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Fig 1.

Flow chart, Web of Science Core Collection search results filtered stepwise (by years, author and document type).

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Flow chart, stepwise data processing using MS Excel, AppleScript and OpenRefine, by number of spreadsheet rows (one row per authors' affiliated institutions per publication).

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Fig 3.

Articles of all authors from 1976–2015 (n = 4,587).

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Fig 4.

Annual EVD cases (n = 31,024), and number of publications on EVD from 1976 to 2015 [note the different ordinates on y-axes].

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Fig 5.

Global EVD research network, countries linked by cumulative co-authorships from 1976–2015, Layout: Geolayout.

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Fig 6.

Global EVD research network, countries linked by cumulative co-authorship from 1976–2015, Layout: Force Atlas 2.

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Fig 7.

Cumulative EVD research network on institution level.

Nodes sized by degree centrality. Research communities are colour-coded. Layout: Force Atlas 2.

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Fig 8.

EVD research network.

Publications from 1976–1985 by degree centrality (colour and size of nodes), Layout: Force Atlas 2.

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Fig 9.

EVD research network.

Publications from 1986–1995 by degree centrality (colour and size of nodes), Layout: Force Atlas 2.

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Fig 10.

EVD research network.

Publications from 1996–2005 by degree centrality (colour and size of nodes), Layout Force: Atlas 2.

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EVD research network.

Publications from 2006–2015 by degree centrality (colour and size of nodes), Layout Force: Atlas 2.

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Table 1.

SNA parameters and metrics of the global EVD research network, for overall network and stratified by 10-year periods.

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Fig 12.

Degree centrality distribution, network from 2006–2015 [median (blue line), mean (red line)].

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Table 2.

Top 10 ranking of institutions by degree and betweenness centrality.

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