The queried author record (h-index 0, 0 citations, 2 papers) lists two non-scientific titles β a French-language data-integration patent-style document and "Refugees and immigrants" β with no affiliations, no DOI-bearing works, and no traceable publication venues. There is no supplied evidence that any of the 17 research papers in this corpus (spanning COVID-19 immunology, anesthesia neuroscience, VWF genetics, geophysics, relativity, sports analytics, single-cell atlases, and nanoparticle liver delivery) were authored by this Anthony Bowen. One biomedical paper lists "Bowen Ke" as its funded principal investigator, a different person entirely.
OpenAlex shows severe name ambiguity: at least ten "Anthony Bowen" profiles exist, ranging from h-index 0 to 35. The most scientifically productive match is Paul Anthony Bowen (168 works, 4,033 citations, h-index 35), a construction-management researcher whose top papers include a widely cited sustainable-construction framework and a corruption analysis of the South African construction industry. Without a disambiguating ORCID, no valid assessment can be made.
Conclusion: the scientific strength of "Anthony Bowen" as queried cannot be established from supplied data β the author profile appears to be a low-signal fragment (possibly non-academic writing) rather than a scientific track record. Claiming any of the corpus papers for this author would be an unfounded identity conflation. What would change this conclusion: a verified ORCID linkage between the author record and any DOIs in the corpus, or confirmation that the queried profile is the same person as one of the productive OpenAlex variants.
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