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The ability to predict skills of the future is fundamental in this rapidly changing global environment. The ability to predict and invest in the appropriate skills could prove to be a key differentiator for country specific growth. Global competitiveness, employment, technological investments, and social-economic dependencies are drivers to capacity development to predict future skills. The current approaches include a combination of expanding on current skill demand, adoption of economic indicators or survey-based forecasting. The challenge is the inclusion of future trends, specifically the ability to forecast new skills or combinations of existing skills. This research explores a novel method in adopting research publications to predict new/ undetermined skills requirements. This study downloads 700 000 papers, develops a multilayer data analysis protocol, screens and provides insights into the adoption of research publications analysis for the prediction of future skills.