#openalex — Public Fediverse posts

RE: https://scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/116641396465428683

"Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

#ai
#pids
#openalex
#retractionwatch
#ORCID
#ROR
#DOI

RE: https://scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/116641396465428683

"Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

#ai
#pids
#openalex
#retractionwatch
#ORCID
#ROR
#DOI

RE: https://scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/116641396465428683

"Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

#ai
#pids
#openalex
#retractionwatch
#ORCID
#ROR
#DOI

RE: https://scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/116641396465428683

"Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

#ai
#pids
#openalex
#retractionwatch
#ORCID
#ROR
#DOI

RE: https://scicomm.xyz/@ORCID_Org/116641396465428683

"Science has a [...] set of infrastructure for handling identity, provenance, integrity, and discoverability. Systems like arXiv, DOIs, CrossRef, Datacite, ORCID, OpenAlex, ROR, Retraction Watch, and PubMed form a kind of collaborative exoskeleton for scientific publishing and by extension, for modern scientific knowledge. Much as Github has been adapted for AI development, this infrastructure needs to be adapted for AI use in science."

#ai
#pids
#openalex
#retractionwatch
#ORCID
#ROR
#DOI

Science is often presented as something distant. Something that starts after a PhD, funding, or the "right" connections. But it doesn’t. I’ve put together a short presentation on how research actually begins – with a simple moment: "I don’t understand this."

👉 https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.23368.69126

#OpenScience #Research #EarlyCareerResearchers #PhD #AcademicLife #Science #HigherEducation #AI #Zotero #OpenAlex

Oh @OpenAlex 💔 "[H]umans aren’t really going to read documentation in 2026, but agents will" ... "New landing page positioning #OpenAlex as “the universal research database — built for agents, scripts, and spreadsheets.”" ... "Semi-automated ticket solving with AI in the loop — the guardrails matter, but the productivity wins are real." Breaking this unproductive litte human's heart once again. https://blog.openalex.org/q2-2026-town-hall-what-we-shipped-and-whats-next/

Oh @OpenAlex 💔 "[H]umans aren’t really going to read documentation in 2026, but agents will" ... "New landing page positioning #OpenAlex as “the universal research database — built for agents, scripts, and spreadsheets.”" ... "Semi-automated ticket solving with AI in the loop — the guardrails matter, but the productivity wins are real." Breaking this unproductive litte human's heart once again. https://blog.openalex.org/q2-2026-town-hall-what-we-shipped-and-whats-next/

Oh @OpenAlex 💔 "[H]umans aren’t really going to read documentation in 2026, but agents will" ... "New landing page positioning #OpenAlex as “the universal research database — built for agents, scripts, and spreadsheets.”" ... "Semi-automated ticket solving with AI in the loop — the guardrails matter, but the productivity wins are real." Breaking this unproductive litte human's heart once again. https://blog.openalex.org/q2-2026-town-hall-what-we-shipped-and-whats-next/

Oh @OpenAlex 💔 "[H]umans aren’t really going to read documentation in 2026, but agents will" ... "New landing page positioning #OpenAlex as “the universal research database — built for agents, scripts, and spreadsheets.”" ... "Semi-automated ticket solving with AI in the loop — the guardrails matter, but the productivity wins are real." Breaking this unproductive litte human's heart once again. https://blog.openalex.org/q2-2026-town-hall-what-we-shipped-and-whats-next/

Oh @OpenAlex 💔 "[H]umans aren’t really going to read documentation in 2026, but agents will" ... "New landing page positioning #OpenAlex as “the universal research database — built for agents, scripts, and spreadsheets.”" ... "Semi-automated ticket solving with AI in the loop — the guardrails matter, but the productivity wins are real." Breaking this unproductive litte human's heart once again. https://blog.openalex.org/q2-2026-town-hall-what-we-shipped-and-whats-next/

Visible as Journals, Invisible as Publishers: Limitations of OpenAlex for Analysing University Publishing

https://microblogging.infodocs.eu/2026/05/06/visible-as-journals-invisible-as-publishers-limitations-of-openalex-for-analysing-university-publishing/

#MarynaNazarovets #OpenAlex #ScientificCommunication

Comparison of OpenAlex and Scopus coverage of German institutions’ publications in top-tier journals

https://microblogging.infodocs.eu/2026/05/05/comparison-of-openalex-and-scopus-coverage-of-german-institutions-publications-in-top-tier-journals/

#AndreyLovakov #Bibliometrics #Germany #IvanSterligov #OpenAlex #ScientificCommunication #Scopus

Anybody here from #openalex because I am seeing some batshit crazy things on the web site. For example openalex.org/works?filter... is a record for @[email protected] which is apparently provided by "Open MIND" and the focus of iNaturalist is "Military Technology and Strategies" Huh?

A força do OpenAlex: nesse diagrama de Venn estão agrupados todos os periódicos onde os pesquisadores brasileiros publicam que estão na Scopus, no Google Scholar e no OpenAlex.

Dos periódicos que estão em alguma das 3 bases indexadoras, o OpenAlex tem 90% deles.

#bibliometrics #openalex #bibliometria

A força do OpenAlex: nesse diagrama de Venn estão agrupados todos os periódicos onde os pesquisadores brasileiros publicam que estão na Scopus, no Google Scholar e no OpenAlex.

Dos periódicos que estão em alguma das 3 bases indexadoras, o OpenAlex tem 90% deles.

#bibliometrics #openalex #bibliometria

A força do OpenAlex: nesse diagrama de Venn estão agrupados todos os periódicos onde os pesquisadores brasileiros publicam que estão na Scopus, no Google Scholar e no OpenAlex.

Dos periódicos que estão em alguma das 3 bases indexadoras, o OpenAlex tem 90% deles.

#bibliometrics #openalex #bibliometria

Q2 2026 Town Hall: What We Shipped and What's Next - #OpenAlex blog
Ce que j'en retiens "Usage-based pricing: $1/day free for individuals for long-term sustainability"
Alternative : Affiliation curation for Member institutions with first-class search, browse and export ?
https://blog.openalex.org/q2-2026-town-hall-what-we-shipped-and-whats-next/

Q2 2026 Town Hall: What We Shipped and What's Next - #OpenAlex blog
Ce que j'en retiens "Usage-based pricing: $1/day free for individuals for long-term sustainability"
Alternative : Affiliation curation for Member institutions with first-class search, browse and export ?
https://blog.openalex.org/q2-2026-town-hall-what-we-shipped-and-whats-next/

Today I gave a talk on @OpenAlex — the largest open database of scholarly metadata. #OpenAlex offers a broader and more inclusive view of science, making previously “invisible” research more visible.

At the same time, it raises important questions about metadata quality, data completeness, and how we interpret metrics.

👉 https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.31061.79847

A key takeaway: research evaluation can vary significantly depending on the data source and analytical choices.

#OpenScience #Scientometrics

Today I gave a talk on @OpenAlex — the largest open database of scholarly metadata. #OpenAlex offers a broader and more inclusive view of science, making previously “invisible” research more visible.

At the same time, it raises important questions about metadata quality, data completeness, and how we interpret metrics.

👉 https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.31061.79847

A key takeaway: research evaluation can vary significantly depending on the data source and analytical choices.

#OpenScience #Scientometrics

Today I gave a talk on @OpenAlex — the largest open database of scholarly metadata. #OpenAlex offers a broader and more inclusive view of science, making previously “invisible” research more visible.

At the same time, it raises important questions about metadata quality, data completeness, and how we interpret metrics.

👉 https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.31061.79847

A key takeaway: research evaluation can vary significantly depending on the data source and analytical choices.

#OpenScience #Scientometrics

Today I gave a talk on @OpenAlex — the largest open database of scholarly metadata. #OpenAlex offers a broader and more inclusive view of science, making previously “invisible” research more visible.

At the same time, it raises important questions about metadata quality, data completeness, and how we interpret metrics.

👉 https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.31061.79847

A key takeaway: research evaluation can vary significantly depending on the data source and analytical choices.

#OpenScience #Scientometrics

Today I gave a talk on @OpenAlex — the largest open database of scholarly metadata. #OpenAlex offers a broader and more inclusive view of science, making previously “invisible” research more visible.

At the same time, it raises important questions about metadata quality, data completeness, and how we interpret metrics.

👉 https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.31061.79847

A key takeaway: research evaluation can vary significantly depending on the data source and analytical choices.

#OpenScience #Scientometrics

@ngaylinn well, that's one of the jobs of a PhD supervisor :-) But having a written down system of keywords would certainly help. And databases can be easily tested, with a repeated search of known keywords, and the comparing results (articles per year, range of years, number of authors), but not all databases provide analysis tools. #OpenAlex has a pretti big coverage, overall, but it seems to me that keyword curation , classification into disciplines is less coherent than other databases. Restricting by discipline allows searching "exotic" keywords.

@ngaylinn well, that's one of the jobs of a PhD supervisor :-) But having a written down system of keywords would certainly help. And databases can be easily tested, with a repeated search of known keywords, and the comparing results (articles per year, range of years, number of authors), but not all databases provide analysis tools. #OpenAlex has a pretti big coverage, overall, but it seems to me that keyword curation , classification into disciplines is less coherent than other databases. Restricting by discipline allows searching "exotic" keywords.

@ngaylinn well, that's one of the jobs of a PhD supervisor :-) But having a written down system of keywords would certainly help. And databases can be easily tested, with a repeated search of known keywords, and the comparing results (articles per year, range of years, number of authors), but not all databases provide analysis tools. #OpenAlex has a pretti big coverage, overall, but it seems to me that keyword curation , classification into disciplines is less coherent than other databases. Restricting by discipline allows searching "exotic" keywords.

@ngaylinn well, that's one of the jobs of a PhD supervisor :-) But having a written down system of keywords would certainly help. And databases can be easily tested, with a repeated search of known keywords, and the comparing results (articles per year, range of years, number of authors), but not all databases provide analysis tools. #OpenAlex has a pretti big coverage, overall, but it seems to me that keyword curation , classification into disciplines is less coherent than other databases. Restricting by discipline allows searching "exotic" keywords.

@ngaylinn well, that's one of the jobs of a PhD supervisor :-) But having a written down system of keywords would certainly help. And databases can be easily tested, with a repeated search of known keywords, and the comparing results (articles per year, range of years, number of authors), but not all databases provide analysis tools. #OpenAlex has a pretti big coverage, overall, but it seems to me that keyword curation , classification into disciplines is less coherent than other databases. Restricting by discipline allows searching "exotic" keywords.

@ngaylinn and it depends on the database you are using. Google Scholar is not any good to get any good coverage or depth . #OpenAlex is getting better, good coverage, but has other problems.

@ngaylinn and it depends on the database you are using. Google Scholar is not any good to get any good coverage or depth . #OpenAlex is getting better, good coverage, but has other problems.

@ngaylinn and it depends on the database you are using. Google Scholar is not any good to get any good coverage or depth . #OpenAlex is getting better, good coverage, but has other problems.

@ngaylinn and it depends on the database you are using. Google Scholar is not any good to get any good coverage or depth . #OpenAlex is getting better, good coverage, but has other problems.

@ngaylinn and it depends on the database you are using. Google Scholar is not any good to get any good coverage or depth . #OpenAlex is getting better, good coverage, but has other problems.

This is my first post on this new account, and I prefer to start with something genuinely useful for everyone.
Wispar: my favorite app for staying updated on scientific research

Struggling to keep up with the latest publications? Wispar makes it effortless.

Instant search via OpenAlex (free and open source)
Automatic free PDFs with Unpaywall
Personalized alerts for journals and keywords
Offline reading + Zotero sync
100% private, open source, no ads

Android: F-Droid | Google Play
iPhone: App Store

An essential app for students, researchers, and curious minds. Simple, effective, free.

#Wispar #OpenAlex #Unpaywall #OpenScience #Research #Productivity #FOSS #Zotero #Students #Researchers #Android #iPhone #iOS #FOSSAndroid #AppStore

This is my first post on this new account, and I prefer to start with something genuinely useful for everyone.
Wispar: my favorite app for staying updated on scientific research


Struggling to keep up with the latest publications? Wispar makes it effortless.


Instant search via OpenAlex (free and open source)
Automatic free PDFs with Unpaywall
Personalized alerts for journals and keywords
Offline reading + Zotero sync
100% private, open source, no ads


Android: F-Droid https://f-droid.org/packages/app.wispar.wispar
Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.wispar.wispar
iPhone: App Store https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wispar/id6741366984


An essential app for students, researchers, and curious minds. Simple, effective, free.


#Wispar #OpenAlex #Unpaywall #OpenScience #Research #Productivity #FOSS #Zotero #Students #Researchers #Android #iPhone #iOS #FOSSAndroid #AppStore

This is my first post on this new account, and I prefer to start with something genuinely useful for everyone.
Wispar: my favorite app for staying updated on scientific research

Struggling to keep up with the latest publications? Wispar makes it effortless.

Instant search via OpenAlex (free and open source)
Automatic free PDFs with Unpaywall
Personalized alerts for journals and keywords
Offline reading + Zotero sync
100% private, open source, no ads

Android: F-Droid | Google Play
iPhone: App Store

An essential app for students, researchers, and curious minds. Simple, effective, free.

#Wispar #OpenAlex #Unpaywall #OpenScience #Research #Productivity #FOSS #Zotero #Students #Researchers #Android #iPhone #iOS #FOSSAndroid #AppStore

This is my first post on this new account, and I prefer to start with something genuinely useful for everyone.
Wispar: my favorite app for staying updated on scientific research

Struggling to keep up with the latest publications? Wispar makes it effortless.

Instant search via OpenAlex (free and open source)
Automatic free PDFs with Unpaywall
Personalized alerts for journals and keywords
Offline reading + Zotero sync
100% private, open source, no ads

Android: F-Droid | Google Play
iPhone: App Store

An essential app for students, researchers, and curious minds. Simple, effective, free.

#Wispar #OpenAlex #Unpaywall #OpenScience #Research #Productivity #FOSS #Zotero #Students #Researchers #Android #iPhone #iOS #FOSSAndroid #AppStore

This is my first post on this new account, and I prefer to start with something genuinely useful for everyone.
Wispar: my favorite app for staying updated on scientific research

Struggling to keep up with the latest publications? Wispar makes it effortless.

Instant search via OpenAlex (free and open source)
Automatic free PDFs with Unpaywall
Personalized alerts for journals and keywords
Offline reading + Zotero sync
100% private, open source, no ads

Android: F-Droid | Google Play
iPhone: App Store

An essential app for students, researchers, and curious minds. Simple, effective, free.

#Wispar #OpenAlex #Unpaywall #OpenScience #Research #Productivity #FOSS #Zotero #Students #Researchers #Android #iPhone #iOS #FOSSAndroid #AppStore

"A new environment for license negotiations: 40% of recent articles in the top publishers' subscription/hybrid journals are freely available online" @ The Journal of Academic Librarianship:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acalib.2026.103241
#OpenAccess #GoogleScholar #Licensing #Negotiation #OpenAlex #Unpaywall

"A new environment for license negotiations: 40% of recent articles in the top publishers' subscription/hybrid journals are freely available online" @ The Journal of Academic Librarianship:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acalib.2026.103241
#OpenAccess #GoogleScholar #Licensing #Negotiation #OpenAlex #Unpaywall

"A new environment for license negotiations: 40% of recent articles in the top publishers' subscription/hybrid journals are freely available online" @ The Journal of Academic Librarianship:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acalib.2026.103241
#OpenAccess #GoogleScholar #Licensing #Negotiation #OpenAlex #Unpaywall

"A new environment for license negotiations: 40% of recent articles in the top publishers' subscription/hybrid journals are freely available online" @ The Journal of Academic Librarianship:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acalib.2026.103241
#OpenAccess #GoogleScholar #Licensing #Negotiation #OpenAlex #Unpaywall

"A new environment for license negotiations: 40% of recent articles in the top publishers' subscription/hybrid journals are freely available online" @ The Journal of Academic Librarianship:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.acalib.2026.103241
#OpenAccess #GoogleScholar #Licensing #Negotiation #OpenAlex #Unpaywall

📢 L’Université de Lorraine franchit une nouvelle étape vers la Science Ouverte avec son Baromètre 2026 !

Pour la première fois, le Baromètre lorrain de la #ScienceOuverte s’appuie exclusivement sur des sources ouvertes (#HAL et #OpenAlex), en cohérence avec la @BarcelonaDORI. Cette édition marque un tournant avec l’ajout de nouveaux indicateurs sur la bibliométrie ouverte, l’adoption d’ORCID et l’édition scientifique.

🔍 Publications scientifiques : un taux d’ouverture stable, mais des disparités
- 65 % des publications 2024 en accès ouvert (contre 68 % en 2023), légèrement au-dessus de la moyenne nationale (62 %).
- Des ajustements techniques dans les données Unpaywall expliquent cette légère baisse.
- Disparités disciplinaires et forte présence des revues Elsevier (près d’un quart des publications).
📊 Nouveaux indicateurs : bibliométrie ouverte et ORCID
- Formation à la bibliométrie ouverte (VOSviewer, scanR, OpenAlex).
- Adoption croissante d’ORCID, un identifiant clé pour la reconnaissance des chercheurs.
⚠️ Données de recherche : une alerte sur figshare
- Dépôts dans figshare (SpringerNature) ont doublé (52 → 106 en un an).
- Risque de souveraineté scientifique : privilégier les entrepôts de confiance comme Recherche Data Gouv est essentiel.
📚 Édition scientifique : un accompagnement renforcé
- Revues Diamant (gratuites pour auteurs et lecteurs) : suivi des consultations et téléchargements.

Perspectives : amélioration des consignes de dépôt et intégration d’Ortolang.
Cette édition confirme l’engagement de l’Université de Lorraine pour une science ouverte et souveraine, tout en identifiant des défis à relever.

👉 Lire l’analyse complète : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19135633

📢 L’Université de Lorraine franchit une nouvelle étape vers la Science Ouverte avec son Baromètre 2026 !

Pour la première fois, le Baromètre lorrain de la #ScienceOuverte s’appuie exclusivement sur des sources ouvertes (#HAL et #OpenAlex), en cohérence avec la @BarcelonaDORI. Cette édition marque un tournant avec l’ajout de nouveaux indicateurs sur la bibliométrie ouverte, l’adoption d’ORCID et l’édition scientifique.

🔍 Publications scientifiques : un taux d’ouverture stable, mais des disparités
- 65 % des publications 2024 en accès ouvert (contre 68 % en 2023), légèrement au-dessus de la moyenne nationale (62 %).
- Des ajustements techniques dans les données Unpaywall expliquent cette légère baisse.
- Disparités disciplinaires et forte présence des revues Elsevier (près d’un quart des publications).
📊 Nouveaux indicateurs : bibliométrie ouverte et ORCID
- Formation à la bibliométrie ouverte (VOSviewer, scanR, OpenAlex).
- Adoption croissante d’ORCID, un identifiant clé pour la reconnaissance des chercheurs.
⚠️ Données de recherche : une alerte sur figshare
- Dépôts dans figshare (SpringerNature) ont doublé (52 → 106 en un an).
- Risque de souveraineté scientifique : privilégier les entrepôts de confiance comme Recherche Data Gouv est essentiel.
📚 Édition scientifique : un accompagnement renforcé
- Revues Diamant (gratuites pour auteurs et lecteurs) : suivi des consultations et téléchargements.

Perspectives : amélioration des consignes de dépôt et intégration d’Ortolang.
Cette édition confirme l’engagement de l’Université de Lorraine pour une science ouverte et souveraine, tout en identifiant des défis à relever.

👉 Lire l’analyse complète : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19135633

📢 L’Université de Lorraine franchit une nouvelle étape vers la Science Ouverte avec son Baromètre 2026 !

Pour la première fois, le Baromètre lorrain de la #ScienceOuverte s’appuie exclusivement sur des sources ouvertes (#HAL et #OpenAlex), en cohérence avec la @BarcelonaDORI. Cette édition marque un tournant avec l’ajout de nouveaux indicateurs sur la bibliométrie ouverte, l’adoption d’ORCID et l’édition scientifique.

🔍 Publications scientifiques : un taux d’ouverture stable, mais des disparités
- 65 % des publications 2024 en accès ouvert (contre 68 % en 2023), légèrement au-dessus de la moyenne nationale (62 %).
- Des ajustements techniques dans les données Unpaywall expliquent cette légère baisse.
- Disparités disciplinaires et forte présence des revues Elsevier (près d’un quart des publications).
📊 Nouveaux indicateurs : bibliométrie ouverte et ORCID
- Formation à la bibliométrie ouverte (VOSviewer, scanR, OpenAlex).
- Adoption croissante d’ORCID, un identifiant clé pour la reconnaissance des chercheurs.
⚠️ Données de recherche : une alerte sur figshare
- Dépôts dans figshare (SpringerNature) ont doublé (52 → 106 en un an).
- Risque de souveraineté scientifique : privilégier les entrepôts de confiance comme Recherche Data Gouv est essentiel.
📚 Édition scientifique : un accompagnement renforcé
- Revues Diamant (gratuites pour auteurs et lecteurs) : suivi des consultations et téléchargements.

Perspectives : amélioration des consignes de dépôt et intégration d’Ortolang.
Cette édition confirme l’engagement de l’Université de Lorraine pour une science ouverte et souveraine, tout en identifiant des défis à relever.

👉 Lire l’analyse complète : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19135633

📢 L’Université de Lorraine franchit une nouvelle étape vers la Science Ouverte avec son Baromètre 2026 !

Pour la première fois, le Baromètre lorrain de la #ScienceOuverte s’appuie exclusivement sur des sources ouvertes (#HAL et #OpenAlex), en cohérence avec la @BarcelonaDORI. Cette édition marque un tournant avec l’ajout de nouveaux indicateurs sur la bibliométrie ouverte, l’adoption d’ORCID et l’édition scientifique.

🔍 Publications scientifiques : un taux d’ouverture stable, mais des disparités
- 65 % des publications 2024 en accès ouvert (contre 68 % en 2023), légèrement au-dessus de la moyenne nationale (62 %).
- Des ajustements techniques dans les données Unpaywall expliquent cette légère baisse.
- Disparités disciplinaires et forte présence des revues Elsevier (près d’un quart des publications).
📊 Nouveaux indicateurs : bibliométrie ouverte et ORCID
- Formation à la bibliométrie ouverte (VOSviewer, scanR, OpenAlex).
- Adoption croissante d’ORCID, un identifiant clé pour la reconnaissance des chercheurs.
⚠️ Données de recherche : une alerte sur figshare
- Dépôts dans figshare (SpringerNature) ont doublé (52 → 106 en un an).
- Risque de souveraineté scientifique : privilégier les entrepôts de confiance comme Recherche Data Gouv est essentiel.
📚 Édition scientifique : un accompagnement renforcé
- Revues Diamant (gratuites pour auteurs et lecteurs) : suivi des consultations et téléchargements.

Perspectives : amélioration des consignes de dépôt et intégration d’Ortolang.
Cette édition confirme l’engagement de l’Université de Lorraine pour une science ouverte et souveraine, tout en identifiant des défis à relever.

👉 Lire l’analyse complète : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19135633

📢 L’Université de Lorraine franchit une nouvelle étape vers la Science Ouverte avec son Baromètre 2026 !

Pour la première fois, le Baromètre lorrain de la #ScienceOuverte s’appuie exclusivement sur des sources ouvertes (#HAL et #OpenAlex), en cohérence avec la @BarcelonaDORI. Cette édition marque un tournant avec l’ajout de nouveaux indicateurs sur la bibliométrie ouverte, l’adoption d’ORCID et l’édition scientifique.

🔍 Publications scientifiques : un taux d’ouverture stable, mais des disparités
- 65 % des publications 2024 en accès ouvert (contre 68 % en 2023), légèrement au-dessus de la moyenne nationale (62 %).
- Des ajustements techniques dans les données Unpaywall expliquent cette légère baisse.
- Disparités disciplinaires et forte présence des revues Elsevier (près d’un quart des publications).
📊 Nouveaux indicateurs : bibliométrie ouverte et ORCID
- Formation à la bibliométrie ouverte (VOSviewer, scanR, OpenAlex).
- Adoption croissante d’ORCID, un identifiant clé pour la reconnaissance des chercheurs.
⚠️ Données de recherche : une alerte sur figshare
- Dépôts dans figshare (SpringerNature) ont doublé (52 → 106 en un an).
- Risque de souveraineté scientifique : privilégier les entrepôts de confiance comme Recherche Data Gouv est essentiel.
📚 Édition scientifique : un accompagnement renforcé
- Revues Diamant (gratuites pour auteurs et lecteurs) : suivi des consultations et téléchargements.

Perspectives : amélioration des consignes de dépôt et intégration d’Ortolang.
Cette édition confirme l’engagement de l’Université de Lorraine pour une science ouverte et souveraine, tout en identifiant des défis à relever.

👉 Lire l’analyse complète : https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19135633

🌱 Parution du n° printanier du #FilSO de l'Univ. Paris-Saclay

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