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This study investigates the interdisciplinary trend of human-computer interaction (HCI) using scientometric analysis.

Is Human–Computer Interaction Becoming More Interdisciplinary? Evidence from Knowledge Integration Over the Past Two Decades

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Scientometric analysis reveals increasing diversity in knowledge integration within HCI, suggesting new collaborative avenues.

This study investigates the interdisciplinary trend of human-computer interaction (HCI) using scientometric analysis.
Analyzed interdisciplinary contributions to HCI over the past 20 years using scientometric measures and network coherence.
Examined the evolution of knowledge integration within HCI by assessing disciplinary diversity and structure.
Disciplines contributing to HCI have become increasingly diverse, indicating rising disciplinary heterogeneity.
Knowledge distribution within HCI is more even across disciplines now than in the past two decades.
The structure of knowledge sources in HCI shows a trend toward decentralization, with fluctuating 'rich-club' dynamics.

Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

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