CrossrefJan 24, 2025
Are you into data and ready to make an impact in research? We're hiring two Data Scientists! Work with #scholarlymetadata, identify opportunities, and improve how research is shared globally. Excited? We'd love to hear from you! https://www.crossref.org/jobs/2025-01-16-data-scientist/
Data Scientist - Crossref

Are you interested in using data to understand the scholarly landscape better and help the scholarly community? Would you like to help Crossref make better-informed decisions? Join us as a Data Scientist. Location: Remote and global (to partially overlap with working hours in European timezones) Type: Full-time Remuneration: 120k USD or local equivalent. Note this is a general guide (as there is no universal currency) and local currency analysis will take place before the final offer.

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CrossrefNov 19, 2024
Have an idea for advancing #ScholarlyMetadata? Submit your abstract for our first Crossref #Metadata Sprint! Themes include:
✓ Integrity and quality of the scholarly record
✓ Accessibility and tools for everyone
✓ Out-of-the-box solutions for #OpenScience
Technical skills are not required—just your passion for improving scholarly infrastructure. Join us in April 2025! Submit your today: https://www.crossref.org/events/api-sprint/
Crossref Metadata Sprint 2025 - Crossref

Save the date! Register for Crossref API and Metadata Sprint 2025 Overview Crossref makes research objects easy to find, cite, link, assess, and reuse. We exist to make scholarly communications better. We emphasise the community’s role in contributing to this goal and next Spring, we’re opening a new option to collaborate and co-create new research, tools and initiatives – at our first Metadata Sprint. Read on to learn what we’re hoping to achieve and how you can take part.

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hauschkeDec 22, 2023

I just saw the new board members of @ORCID_Org and immediately recognized familiar names. I am really happy to see @Lisalibrarian and Alla Zharinova of our partner library in Kyiv, the SSTL, in there.

Congratulations to them and the other candidates, of course, too: Judi Zielke, Ellen Tise, César Augusto Rendón-Valencia, María Soledad Bravo Marchant and Clare Appavoo.

https://info.orcid.org/announcing-the-results-of-orcids-2024-board-election/

#ORCID #OpenResearchinformation #scholarlymetadata #scholcomm

Announcing the Results of ORCID’s 2024 Board Election

ORCID is pleased to announce the class of 2024 board members: Clare Appavoo, Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, María Soledad Bravo Marchant, César Augusto Rendón-Valencia, Ellen Tise, Alla Zharinova, and Judi Zielke.

ORCID
hauschkeNov 2, 2023

It seems like #OpenAlex has a new(?) frontend, at least I didn't know about it. It's possible to filter now for different entities etc., here for example for me as an author:

Search filter: https://openalex.org/works?sort=publication_date%3Adesc&column=display_name,publication_year,type,open_access.is_oa,cited_by_count&page=1&filter=authorships.author.id%3AA5021239193

API call: https://api.openalex.org/works?page=1&filter=authorships.author.id:A5021239193&sort=publication_date:desc

Best thing: In the top right corner is a button that leads directly to the API call for this query!

Thanks, @OpenAlex!

#openresearchinformation #scholarlymetadata #bibliometrics

OpenAlex

hauschkeJul 11, 2023

Interesting article about #OpenCitations Meta (by the
@opencitations folks around @essepuntato:

https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.16191

No time to read? Jump to the API directly: https://opencitations.net/meta/sparql

* I couldn't find the others here on Mastodon, sorry.

#OpenResearchInformation #ScholarlyMetadata #Bibliometrics #ResearchAnalytics

OpenCitations Meta

OpenCitations Meta is a new database that contains bibliographic metadata of scholarly publications involved in citations indexed by the OpenCitations infrastructure. It adheres to Open Science principles and provides data under a CC0 license for maximum reuse. The data can be accessed through a SPARQL endpoint, REST APIs, and dumps. OpenCitations Meta serves three important purposes. Firstly, it enables disambiguation of citations between publications described using different identifiers from various sources. For example, it can link publications identified by DOIs in Crossref and PMIDs in PubMed. Secondly, it assigns new globally persistent identifiers (PIDs), known as OpenCitations Meta Identifiers (OMIDs), to bibliographic resources without existing external persistent identifiers like DOIs. Lastly, by hosting the bibliographic metadata internally, OpenCitations Meta improves the speed of metadata retrieval for citing and cited documents. The database is populated through automated data curation, including deduplication, error correction, and metadata enrichment. The data is stored in RDF format following the OpenCitations Data Model, and changes and provenance information are tracked. OpenCitations Meta and its production. OpenCitations Meta currently incorporates data from Crossref, DataCite, and the NIH Open Citation Collection. In terms of semantic publishing datasets, it is currently the first in data volume.

arXiv.org
hauschkeJun 26, 2023

Interesting paper on "The Role of Universities in the Implementation of Persistent Identifiers (PIDs)" by @scidecode / @scinoptica citing our TAPIR project (https://projects.tib.eu/tapir):

"Another very recent example is the analysis conducted by the BMBF-funded TAPIR project led by the TIB Hannover in Germany to explore various partially automated PID-based reporting workflows."

It's referencing Conference IDs, too (see https://doi.org/10.5334/dsj-2022-011).

#PID
#OpenResearchInformation
#scholarlymetadata

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hauschkeMay 30, 2023

I was trying to find #scholarlymetadata on #CostActions in #CORDIS, but I couldn't find anything. Same for #OpenAIRE. Did I look for the wrong examples or in a wrong way, or is it really not included?

CC: @CORDIS_EU @sAuhunas @KaliuzhnaN

hauschkeMay 3, 2023

@OpenAlex has included a #funders entity: https://docs.openalex.org/api-entities/funders

Great news, although I'm not sure how coverage and precision can be evaluated. I didn't find links between funders and singe publications and vice versa.

#scientometrics #scholarlymetadata #OpenResearchInformation

Edit: The pages for single funders do not seem to work currently, too, but I'm sure this will be fixed soon: https://openalex.org/F4320321114.

Funders

Organizations that fund research

hauschkeNov 9, 2022

#Metadata of locations for conference venues in# ConfIDent is now being displayed on a map. Have a look at this example: https://doi.org/10.25798/hfer-sa91

#OntoFAIR2022 #scholarlymetadata #conferences

Onto4FAIR 2022 - ConfIDent