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An update on the Scholars on Twitter dataset

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An update on the Scholars on Twitter dataset

In 2022, we published a dataset of Scholars on Twitter. This blog post introduces an update to this dataset and discusses some of the challenges with our data providers: Twitter, Crossref, and OpenAlex. These challenges made the original dataset and process obsolete and this update necessary.

Philippe Mongeon Philippe Mongeon + 3 others • 24-04-2024

Not only Open, but also Diverse and Inclusive: Towards Decentralised and Federated Research Information Sources

Science & Society

Not only Open, but also Diverse and Inclusive: Towards Decentralised and Federated Research Information Sources

The Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information highlights that research information systems should not only be open but also diverse and inclusive. We argue that this can only be achieved by interlinking various and decentralised research information sources.

Dominique Babini Dominique Babini + 5 others • 22-04-2024

Walking the talk: a peek into Open Science practices at CWTS

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Walking the talk: a peek into Open Science practices at CWTS

At CWTS, Open Science is a prominent topic, but what do we actually do about it? Ana Parrón Cabañero, PhD candidate at CWTS, interviewed colleagues and explored the integration of Open Science into mission and practice at the institute. Here, she reflects on her findings and links them to theory.

Ana Parrón Cabañero Ana Parrón Cabañero • 08-04-2024

Transforming Research Culture - Introducing the Evaluation & Culture Focal Area at CWTS

CWTS Development · Focal Area: Evaluation & Culture

Transforming Research Culture - Introducing the Evaluation & Culture Focal Area at CWTS

The Evaluation & Culture Focal Area at CWTS focuses on the changing faces of research quality, scholarly communication, and research assessment. In this blog post, we present our agenda for the coming five years.

• 02-04-2024

The changing tunes of science policy: mapping research priorities of consecutive governments

Long-read · Science & Society

The changing tunes of science policy: mapping research priorities of consecutive governments

When governments change, science policy can be affected as well. This blog post discusses a method to track these shifts using the example of Colombia. Results show that over time, the number and connectedness of research fields in science policy increases, but only a few survive all governments.

Julián D. Cortés Julián D. Cortés + 1 other • 28-03-2024

Global reach, local insights: Using book ISBNs to map publishing behaviour

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Global reach, local insights: Using book ISBNs to map publishing behaviour

Hidden data hinders book evaluation. Analysing ISBNs in the Global Register of Publishers gains a powerful tool for bibliometrics, policy development, and nuanced book metrics.

Eleonora Dagiene Eleonora Dagiene • 21-03-2024

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