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  1. 2/2 It includes the Report of the Bologna Meeting on Open Research Information — showing we’re moving from principles to practice, with community-driven next steps across working groups.

    Contributed? Tag your paper (and institution) below. We’ll boost.

    #OpenCitations #OpenResearchInformation #OpenScience #WOOC2025

  2. Quels noms de domaine sont les plus fréquemment cités dans Wikidata ? Voilà 80 domaines avec plus de 100 000 liens. Je vous laisse remettre dans le bon ordre les URLs dorénavant stockés ainsi 😉

    🇫🇷 2 .fr dans le top80 : #Gallica et #Insee

    quarry.wmcloud.org/query/97286

    #Wikidata #EMBLEBI #Crossref #NIH #EuropePMC #PubMed #ORCID #OpenCitations #Elsevier #Springer

  3. Now on stage at #csvconf: @essepuntato presenting "How did we get to OpenCitations: a brief history of open scholarly citations" #opencitations

  4. Happening now: Arcangelo Massari at #csvconf presenting "Automated citation crowdsourcing: extending scholarly data coverage through community contributions" #opencitations

  5. If you believe in the power of the scholarly community to change existing practices by reclaiming ownership of its own data and want to become a part of this change, please consider supporting #OpenCitations.

    #SCOSS is helping us in spreading our call for #membership to reach our funding target before the end of this year.

    👉Read the call here: opencitations.hypotheses.org/

    👉Read the story here: scoss.org/blog_partnershipsaft

    👉Read the SCOSS newsletter here: us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=9

    #SCOSSfamily

  6. If you believe in the power of the scholarly community to change existing practices by reclaiming ownership of its own data and want to become a part of this change, please consider supporting #OpenCitations.

    #SCOSS is helping us in spreading our call for #membership to reach our funding target before the end of this year.

    👉Read the call here: opencitations.hypotheses.org/

    👉Read the story here: scoss.org/blog_partnershipsaft

    👉Read the SCOSS newsletter here: us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=9

    #SCOSSfamily

  7. If you believe in the power of the scholarly community to change existing practices by reclaiming ownership of its own data and want to become a part of this change, please consider supporting #OpenCitations.

    #SCOSS is helping us in spreading our call for #membership to reach our funding target before the end of this year.

    👉Read the call here: opencitations.hypotheses.org/

    👉Read the story here: scoss.org/blog_partnershipsaft

    👉Read the SCOSS newsletter here: us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=9

    #SCOSSfamily

  8. If you believe in the power of the scholarly community to change existing practices by reclaiming ownership of its own data and want to become a part of this change, please consider supporting #OpenCitations.

    #SCOSS is helping us in spreading our call for #membership to reach our funding target before the end of this year.

    👉Read the call here: opencitations.hypotheses.org/

    👉Read the story here: scoss.org/blog_partnershipsaft

    👉Read the SCOSS newsletter here: us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=9

    #SCOSSfamily

  9. If you believe in the power of the scholarly community to change existing practices by reclaiming ownership of its own data and want to become a part of this change, please consider supporting #OpenCitations.

    #SCOSS is helping us in spreading our call for #membership to reach our funding target before the end of this year.

    👉Read the call here: opencitations.hypotheses.org/

    👉Read the story here: scoss.org/blog_partnershipsaft

    👉Read the SCOSS newsletter here: us19.campaign-archive.com/?u=9

    #SCOSSfamily

  10. We are delighted to announce that the French National Fund for Open Science has renewed its commitment to sustaining the activities of four #SCOSS-selected infrastructures, including #OpenCitations. Thank you #FNSO for contributing to supporting our development! Learn more on #OpenCitationsBlog:

    opencitations.hypotheses.org/3

  11. We are delighted to announce that the French National Fund for Open Science has renewed its commitment to sustaining the activities of four #SCOSS-selected infrastructures, including #OpenCitations. Thank you #FNSO for contributing to supporting our development! Learn more on #OpenCitationsBlog:

    opencitations.hypotheses.org/3

  12. We are delighted to announce that the French National Fund for Open Science has renewed its commitment to sustaining the activities of four #SCOSS-selected infrastructures, including #OpenCitations. Thank you #FNSO for contributing to supporting our development! Learn more on #OpenCitationsBlog:

    opencitations.hypotheses.org/3

  13. We are delighted to announce that the French National Fund for Open Science has renewed its commitment to sustaining the activities of four #SCOSS-selected infrastructures, including #OpenCitations. Thank you #FNSO for contributing to supporting our development! Learn more on #OpenCitationsBlog:

    opencitations.hypotheses.org/3

  14. We are delighted to announce that the French National Fund for Open Science has renewed its commitment to sustaining the activities of four #SCOSS-selected infrastructures, including #OpenCitations. Thank you #FNSO for contributing to supporting our development! Learn more on #OpenCitationsBlog:

    opencitations.hypotheses.org/3

  15. @fionabradley Thanks! I've been following #SCOSS from the beginning. Does it now recommend specific governance structures? I can't see any.

    As I see it, the awardees are either university-owned (#arXiv #Redalyc #OpenCitations) or FLOSS projects with limited lock-in potential (#DOAJ #SHERPA #PKP #DSpace). #OAPEN and #DOAB are the exception, relatively new orgs under Belgian law.

    The SCOSS method is interesting because money flows directly from universities to the targets.

    @albertcardona @hye

  16. @fionabradley Thanks! I've been following #SCOSS from the beginning. Does it now recommend specific governance structures? I can't see any.

    As I see it, the awardees are either university-owned (#arXiv #Redalyc #OpenCitations) or FLOSS projects with limited lock-in potential (#DOAJ #SHERPA #PKP #DSpace). #OAPEN and #DOAB are the exception, relatively new orgs under Belgian law.

    The SCOSS method is interesting because money flows directly from universities to the targets.

    @albertcardona @hye

  17. @fionabradley Thanks! I've been following #SCOSS from the beginning. Does it now recommend specific governance structures? I can't see any.

    As I see it, the awardees are either university-owned (#arXiv #Redalyc #OpenCitations) or FLOSS projects with limited lock-in potential (#DOAJ #SHERPA #PKP #DSpace). #OAPEN and #DOAB are the exception, relatively new orgs under Belgian law.

    The SCOSS method is interesting because money flows directly from universities to the targets.

    @albertcardona @hye

  18. @fionabradley Thanks! I've been following #SCOSS from the beginning. Does it now recommend specific governance structures? I can't see any.

    As I see it, the awardees are either university-owned (#arXiv #Redalyc #OpenCitations) or FLOSS projects with limited lock-in potential (#DOAJ #SHERPA #PKP #DSpace). #OAPEN and #DOAB are the exception, relatively new orgs under Belgian law.

    The SCOSS method is interesting because money flows directly from universities to the targets.

    @albertcardona @hye

  19. @fionabradley Thanks! I've been following #SCOSS from the beginning. Does it now recommend specific governance structures? I can't see any.

    As I see it, the awardees are either university-owned (#arXiv #Redalyc #OpenCitations) or FLOSS projects with limited lock-in potential (#DOAJ #SHERPA #PKP #DSpace). #OAPEN and #DOAB are the exception, relatively new orgs under Belgian law.

    The SCOSS method is interesting because money flows directly from universities to the targets.

    @albertcardona @hye

  20. Discover #POCI, the OpenCitations Index of PubMed open PMID-to-PMID citations, a new tool by #OpenCitations containing open citations derived from publications bearing #PubMed Identifiers (#PMIDs) to other PMID-identified publications, harvested from The National Institutes of Health Open Citations Collection (#NIH-OCC). This first release contains >717 MILLION citations! More here: opencitations.hypotheses.org/3
    #OC2022releases