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#Openaccess is not broken. Discovery is. #ResearchInformation
El #accesoabierto no es realmente “abierto” si los contenidos no se pueden encontrar. Research Information ofrece una guía práctica para mejorar el descubrimiento de los recursos en acceso abierto, cómo las #bibliotecas pueden reforzar la visibilidad del contenido en acceso abierto en el ecosistema de descubrimiento: capas de descubrimiento y bases de conocimiento, resolutores de enlaces, repositorios y motores de búsqueda

#Openaccess is not broken. Discovery is. #ResearchInformation
El #accesoabierto no es realmente “abierto” si los contenidos no se pueden encontrar. Research Information ofrece una guía práctica para mejorar el descubrimiento de los recursos en acceso abierto, cómo las #bibliotecas pueden reforzar la visibilidad del contenido en acceso abierto en el ecosistema de descubrimiento: capas de descubrimiento y bases de conocimiento, resolutores de enlaces, repositorios y motores de búsqueda

#Openaccess is not broken. Discovery is. #ResearchInformation
El #accesoabierto no es realmente “abierto” si los contenidos no se pueden encontrar. Research Information ofrece una guía práctica para mejorar el descubrimiento de los recursos en acceso abierto, cómo las #bibliotecas pueden reforzar la visibilidad del contenido en acceso abierto en el ecosistema de descubrimiento: capas de descubrimiento y bases de conocimiento, resolutores de enlaces, repositorios y motores de búsqueda

📊 How do researchers actually use bibliographic databases today?

The Bibliometrics Service of the Université de Lorraine has published the results of its 2026 survey on Web of Science usage, conducted across the university community.

Based on 545 responses spanning a broad disciplinary spectrum, the survey explores current practices around Web of Science, Google Scholar, disciplinary databases, and the emerging open alternative #OpenAlex.

Key findings include:
🔹 Google Scholar is now the most consulted resource, ahead of Web of Science.
🔹 Web of Science remains mainly used for literature search, monitoring, bibliometric studies, and Journal Citation Reports.
🔹 OpenAlex, although still relatively new, is gaining attention for its broad coverage, accessibility, and open infrastructure.
🔹 The study suggests that many WoS uses could potentially transition toward OpenAlex, provided there is continued work on data quality and user support.

This work aligns with the Université de Lorraine’s commitment to open research information, in the broader context of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information @BarcelonaDORI and ongoing changes in institutional subscriptions to proprietary databases.

A key takeaway:
➡️ Open tools alone are not enough; their successful adoption also depends on training, mediation, and support from academic libraries.

📖 Read the full analysis:
🇫🇷 French version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20310514
📂 Raw data available on Recherche Data Gouv:
https://doi.org/10.57745/THDNY1
🇬🇧 English version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20312097

#OpenScience #Bibliometrics #ResearchInformation #OpenAlex #WebOfScience #OpenResearch

📊 How do researchers actually use bibliographic databases today?

The Bibliometrics Service of the Université de Lorraine has published the results of its 2026 survey on Web of Science usage, conducted across the university community.

Based on 545 responses spanning a broad disciplinary spectrum, the survey explores current practices around Web of Science, Google Scholar, disciplinary databases, and the emerging open alternative #OpenAlex.

Key findings include:
🔹 Google Scholar is now the most consulted resource, ahead of Web of Science.
🔹 Web of Science remains mainly used for literature search, monitoring, bibliometric studies, and Journal Citation Reports.
🔹 OpenAlex, although still relatively new, is gaining attention for its broad coverage, accessibility, and open infrastructure.
🔹 The study suggests that many WoS uses could potentially transition toward OpenAlex, provided there is continued work on data quality and user support.

This work aligns with the Université de Lorraine’s commitment to open research information, in the broader context of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information @BarcelonaDORI and ongoing changes in institutional subscriptions to proprietary databases.

A key takeaway:
➡️ Open tools alone are not enough; their successful adoption also depends on training, mediation, and support from academic libraries.

📖 Read the full analysis:
🇫🇷 French version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20310514
📂 Raw data available on Recherche Data Gouv:
https://doi.org/10.57745/THDNY1
🇬🇧 English version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20312097

#OpenScience #Bibliometrics #ResearchInformation #OpenAlex #WebOfScience #OpenResearch

📊 How do researchers actually use bibliographic databases today?

The Bibliometrics Service of the Université de Lorraine has published the results of its 2026 survey on Web of Science usage, conducted across the university community.

Based on 545 responses spanning a broad disciplinary spectrum, the survey explores current practices around Web of Science, Google Scholar, disciplinary databases, and the emerging open alternative #OpenAlex.

Key findings include:
🔹 Google Scholar is now the most consulted resource, ahead of Web of Science.
🔹 Web of Science remains mainly used for literature search, monitoring, bibliometric studies, and Journal Citation Reports.
🔹 OpenAlex, although still relatively new, is gaining attention for its broad coverage, accessibility, and open infrastructure.
🔹 The study suggests that many WoS uses could potentially transition toward OpenAlex, provided there is continued work on data quality and user support.

This work aligns with the Université de Lorraine’s commitment to open research information, in the broader context of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information @BarcelonaDORI and ongoing changes in institutional subscriptions to proprietary databases.

A key takeaway:
➡️ Open tools alone are not enough; their successful adoption also depends on training, mediation, and support from academic libraries.

📖 Read the full analysis:
🇫🇷 French version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20310514
📂 Raw data available on Recherche Data Gouv:
https://doi.org/10.57745/THDNY1
🇬🇧 English version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20312097

#OpenScience #Bibliometrics #ResearchInformation #OpenAlex #WebOfScience #OpenResearch

📊 How do researchers actually use bibliographic databases today?

The Bibliometrics Service of the Université de Lorraine has published the results of its 2026 survey on Web of Science usage, conducted across the university community.

Based on 545 responses spanning a broad disciplinary spectrum, the survey explores current practices around Web of Science, Google Scholar, disciplinary databases, and the emerging open alternative #OpenAlex.

Key findings include:
🔹 Google Scholar is now the most consulted resource, ahead of Web of Science.
🔹 Web of Science remains mainly used for literature search, monitoring, bibliometric studies, and Journal Citation Reports.
🔹 OpenAlex, although still relatively new, is gaining attention for its broad coverage, accessibility, and open infrastructure.
🔹 The study suggests that many WoS uses could potentially transition toward OpenAlex, provided there is continued work on data quality and user support.

This work aligns with the Université de Lorraine’s commitment to open research information, in the broader context of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information @BarcelonaDORI and ongoing changes in institutional subscriptions to proprietary databases.

A key takeaway:
➡️ Open tools alone are not enough; their successful adoption also depends on training, mediation, and support from academic libraries.

📖 Read the full analysis:
🇫🇷 French version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20310514
📂 Raw data available on Recherche Data Gouv:
https://doi.org/10.57745/THDNY1
🇬🇧 English version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20312097

#OpenScience #Bibliometrics #ResearchInformation #OpenAlex #WebOfScience #OpenResearch

📊 How do researchers actually use bibliographic databases today?

The Bibliometrics Service of the Université de Lorraine has published the results of its 2026 survey on Web of Science usage, conducted across the university community.

Based on 545 responses spanning a broad disciplinary spectrum, the survey explores current practices around Web of Science, Google Scholar, disciplinary databases, and the emerging open alternative #OpenAlex.

Key findings include:
🔹 Google Scholar is now the most consulted resource, ahead of Web of Science.
🔹 Web of Science remains mainly used for literature search, monitoring, bibliometric studies, and Journal Citation Reports.
🔹 OpenAlex, although still relatively new, is gaining attention for its broad coverage, accessibility, and open infrastructure.
🔹 The study suggests that many WoS uses could potentially transition toward OpenAlex, provided there is continued work on data quality and user support.

This work aligns with the Université de Lorraine’s commitment to open research information, in the broader context of the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information @BarcelonaDORI and ongoing changes in institutional subscriptions to proprietary databases.

A key takeaway:
➡️ Open tools alone are not enough; their successful adoption also depends on training, mediation, and support from academic libraries.

📖 Read the full analysis:
🇫🇷 French version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20310514
📂 Raw data available on Recherche Data Gouv:
https://doi.org/10.57745/THDNY1
🇬🇧 English version: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20312097

#OpenScience #Bibliometrics #ResearchInformation #OpenAlex #WebOfScience #OpenResearch

wichtig dabei u.a. die "barcelona declaration die open research information" (https://barcelona-declaration.org/) sowie PIDs (persistent identifiers) wie z.B. DOI und ORCID – weitgehend bekannt – oder auch IGSN und PIDINST – (noch) nicht ganz so bekannt. :) #researchinformation #oat25

wichtig dabei u.a. die "barcelona declaration die open research information" (https://barcelona-declaration.org/) sowie PIDs (persistent identifiers) wie z.B. DOI und ORCID – weitgehend bekannt – oder auch IGSN und PIDINST – (noch) nicht ganz so bekannt. :) #researchinformation #oat25

wichtig dabei u.a. die "barcelona declaration die open research information" (https://barcelona-declaration.org/) sowie PIDs (persistent identifiers) wie z.B. DOI und ORCID – weitgehend bekannt – oder auch IGSN und PIDINST – (noch) nicht ganz so bekannt. :) #researchinformation #oat25

wichtig dabei u.a. die "barcelona declaration die open research information" (https://barcelona-declaration.org/) sowie PIDs (persistent identifiers) wie z.B. DOI und ORCID – weitgehend bekannt – oder auch IGSN und PIDINST – (noch) nicht ganz so bekannt. :) #researchinformation #oat25

wichtig dabei u.a. die "barcelona declaration die open research information" (https://barcelona-declaration.org/) sowie PIDs (persistent identifiers) wie z.B. DOI und ORCID – weitgehend bekannt – oder auch IGSN und PIDINST – (noch) nicht ganz so bekannt. :) #researchinformation #oat25

"It is through adopting open science we can deliver on our mandate to provide credible information in a transparent way" - Kelly Cobey, John Maddox Early Career Award winner
https://www.researchinformation.info/interview/interview-scientists-hold-a-special-privilege/
#MaddoxPrize #OpenScience #KellyCobey #ResearchInformation #MetaResearch

"It is through adopting open science we can deliver on our mandate to provide credible information in a transparent way" - Kelly Cobey, John Maddox Early Career Award winner
https://www.researchinformation.info/interview/interview-scientists-hold-a-special-privilege/
#MaddoxPrize #OpenScience #KellyCobey #ResearchInformation #MetaResearch

"It is through adopting open science we can deliver on our mandate to provide credible information in a transparent way" - Kelly Cobey, John Maddox Early Career Award winner
https://www.researchinformation.info/interview/interview-scientists-hold-a-special-privilege/
#MaddoxPrize #OpenScience #KellyCobey #ResearchInformation #MetaResearch

"It is through adopting open science we can deliver on our mandate to provide credible information in a transparent way" - Kelly Cobey, John Maddox Early Career Award winner
https://www.researchinformation.info/interview/interview-scientists-hold-a-special-privilege/
#MaddoxPrize #OpenScience #KellyCobey #ResearchInformation #MetaResearch

"It is through adopting open science we can deliver on our mandate to provide credible information in a transparent way" - Kelly Cobey, John Maddox Early Career Award winner
https://www.researchinformation.info/interview/interview-scientists-hold-a-special-privilege/
#MaddoxPrize #OpenScience #KellyCobey #ResearchInformation #MetaResearch

📢 The VIVO Ontology Interest Group wants your input!

We're enhancing the VIVO Ontology to better fit community needs and invite you to complete a short survey on relevant identifiers for #VIVO, the VIVO Ontology and #researchinformatoinsystems in general. Your feedback will guide our efforts!

🔗 https://forms.gle/YrVUdLmowYxBtWPr6

Please feel free to share!

We will publish the results in the Lyrasis wiki.

#OpenResearchInformation #PIDs #ResearchInformation #Metadata

📢 The VIVO Ontology Interest Group wants your input!

We're enhancing the VIVO Ontology to better fit community needs and invite you to complete a short survey on relevant identifiers for #VIVO, the VIVO Ontology and #researchinformatoinsystems in general. Your feedback will guide our efforts!

🔗 https://forms.gle/YrVUdLmowYxBtWPr6

Please feel free to share!

We will publish the results in the Lyrasis wiki.

#OpenResearchInformation #PIDs #ResearchInformation #Metadata

📢 The VIVO Ontology Interest Group wants your input!

We're enhancing the VIVO Ontology to better fit community needs and invite you to complete a short survey on relevant identifiers for #VIVO, the VIVO Ontology and #researchinformatoinsystems in general. Your feedback will guide our efforts!

🔗 https://forms.gle/YrVUdLmowYxBtWPr6

Please feel free to share!

We will publish the results in the Lyrasis wiki.

#OpenResearchInformation #PIDs #ResearchInformation #Metadata

📢 The VIVO Ontology Interest Group wants your input!

We're enhancing the VIVO Ontology to better fit community needs and invite you to complete a short survey on relevant identifiers for #VIVO, the VIVO Ontology and #researchinformatoinsystems in general. Your feedback will guide our efforts!

🔗 https://forms.gle/YrVUdLmowYxBtWPr6

Please feel free to share!

We will publish the results in the Lyrasis wiki.

#OpenResearchInformation #PIDs #ResearchInformation #Metadata

📢 The VIVO Ontology Interest Group wants your input!

We're enhancing the VIVO Ontology to better fit community needs and invite you to complete a short survey on relevant identifiers for #VIVO, the VIVO Ontology and #researchinformatoinsystems in general. Your feedback will guide our efforts!

🔗 https://forms.gle/YrVUdLmowYxBtWPr6

Please feel free to share!

We will publish the results in the Lyrasis wiki.

#OpenResearchInformation #PIDs #ResearchInformation #Metadata

Terminology came up. Who wonders what I'm posting about, and if it is about #researchdata: it is not.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

My short summary of the difference between #ResearchInformation and #ResearchData, because it is a recurring discussion.

#barcelonadeclaration #OpenResearchInformation

Terminology came up. Who wonders what I'm posting about, and if it is about #researchdata: it is not.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

My short summary of the difference between #ResearchInformation and #ResearchData, because it is a recurring discussion.

#barcelonadeclaration #OpenResearchInformation

Terminology came up. Who wonders what I'm posting about, and if it is about #researchdata: it is not.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

My short summary of the difference between #ResearchInformation and #ResearchData, because it is a recurring discussion.

#barcelonadeclaration #OpenResearchInformation

Terminology came up. Who wonders what I'm posting about, and if it is about #researchdata: it is not.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

My short summary of the difference between #ResearchInformation and #ResearchData, because it is a recurring discussion.

#barcelonadeclaration #OpenResearchInformation

Terminology came up. Who wonders what I'm posting about, and if it is about #researchdata: it is not.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

My short summary of the difference between #ResearchInformation and #ResearchData, because it is a recurring discussion.

#barcelonadeclaration #OpenResearchInformation

In English:

In the blog of @tibhannover I have noted in short form what the difference is between #ResearchData and #ResearchInformation.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

#FDM #CRIS

In English:

In the blog of @tibhannover I have noted in short form what the difference is between #ResearchData and #ResearchInformation.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

#FDM #CRIS

In English:

In the blog of @tibhannover I have noted in short form what the difference is between #ResearchData and #ResearchInformation.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

#FDM #CRIS

In English:

In the blog of @tibhannover I have noted in short form what the difference is between #ResearchData and #ResearchInformation.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

#FDM #CRIS

In English:

In the blog of @tibhannover I have noted in short form what the difference is between #ResearchData and #ResearchInformation.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/research-data-or-research-information-whats-the-difference/

#FDM #CRIS

Im Blog der @tibhannover habe ich in Kurzform notiert, was der Unterschied zwischen #Forschungsdaten und #Forschungsinformationen ist.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/forschungsdaten-oder-forschungsinformationen-was-ist-der-unterschied/

#FDM #CRIS #ResearchInformation

Im Blog der @tibhannover habe ich in Kurzform notiert, was der Unterschied zwischen #Forschungsdaten und #Forschungsinformationen ist.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/forschungsdaten-oder-forschungsinformationen-was-ist-der-unterschied/

#FDM #CRIS #ResearchInformation

Im Blog der @tibhannover habe ich in Kurzform notiert, was der Unterschied zwischen #Forschungsdaten und #Forschungsinformationen ist.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/forschungsdaten-oder-forschungsinformationen-was-ist-der-unterschied/

#FDM #CRIS #ResearchInformation

Im Blog der @tibhannover habe ich in Kurzform notiert, was der Unterschied zwischen #Forschungsdaten und #Forschungsinformationen ist.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/forschungsdaten-oder-forschungsinformationen-was-ist-der-unterschied/

#FDM #CRIS #ResearchInformation

Im Blog der @tibhannover habe ich in Kurzform notiert, was der Unterschied zwischen #Forschungsdaten und #Forschungsinformationen ist.

https://blog.tib.eu/2024/05/08/forschungsdaten-oder-forschungsinformationen-was-ist-der-unterschied/

#FDM #CRIS #ResearchInformation

Open #researchinformation - this is what the first signatories of the #BarcelonaDeclaration on #OpenReseachInformation, including the TIB, are calling for. They are campaigning for a change in the way research information is handled and accessed.

Further information: https://www.tib.eu/en/tib/news-and-events/news/details/tib-signs-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information

@tullney, @hauschke & @steph describe how & where the #BarcelonaDeclaration is already being applied at the #TIB: https://blog.tib.eu/2024/04/16/tib-signs-the-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information/

@BarcelonaDORI

Open #researchinformation - this is what the first signatories of the #BarcelonaDeclaration on #OpenReseachInformation, including the TIB, are calling for. They are campaigning for a change in the way research information is handled and accessed.

Further information: https://www.tib.eu/en/tib/news-and-events/news/details/tib-signs-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information

@tullney, @hauschke & @steph describe how & where the #BarcelonaDeclaration is already being applied at the #TIB: https://blog.tib.eu/2024/04/16/tib-signs-the-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information/

@BarcelonaDORI

Open #researchinformation - this is what the first signatories of the #BarcelonaDeclaration on #OpenReseachInformation, including the TIB, are calling for. They are campaigning for a change in the way research information is handled and accessed.

Further information: https://www.tib.eu/en/tib/news-and-events/news/details/tib-signs-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information

@tullney, @hauschke & @steph describe how & where the #BarcelonaDeclaration is already being applied at the #TIB: https://blog.tib.eu/2024/04/16/tib-signs-the-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information/

@BarcelonaDORI

Open #researchinformation - this is what the first signatories of the #BarcelonaDeclaration on #OpenReseachInformation, including the TIB, are calling for. They are campaigning for a change in the way research information is handled and accessed.

Further information: https://www.tib.eu/en/tib/news-and-events/news/details/tib-signs-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information

@tullney, @hauschke & @steph describe how & where the #BarcelonaDeclaration is already being applied at the #TIB: https://blog.tib.eu/2024/04/16/tib-signs-the-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information/

@BarcelonaDORI

Open #researchinformation - this is what the first signatories of the #BarcelonaDeclaration on #OpenReseachInformation, including the TIB, are calling for. They are campaigning for a change in the way research information is handled and accessed.

Further information: https://www.tib.eu/en/tib/news-and-events/news/details/tib-signs-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information

@tullney, @hauschke & @steph describe how & where the #BarcelonaDeclaration is already being applied at the #TIB: https://blog.tib.eu/2024/04/16/tib-signs-the-barcelona-declaration-on-open-research-information/

@BarcelonaDORI

Interesting new case study on institutional ORCID coverage, similar to the one we did with the TAPIR project (@uni, @ubosnabrueck, @tibhannover) by Viviana Fernández-Marcial, Llarina González-Solar, Ana Vale: https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1562

"Is ORCID your ID? A case study at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto"

Q: "ORCID adoption rate was found to be very high, at 90.4%. Out of 188 teachers, 170 had an ORCID iD."

#ResearchInformation #ORCID #PID #LibraryScience

Interesting new case study on institutional ORCID coverage, similar to the one we did with the TAPIR project (@uni, @ubosnabrueck, @tibhannover) by Viviana Fernández-Marcial, Llarina González-Solar, Ana Vale: https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1562

"Is ORCID your ID? A case study at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto"

Q: "ORCID adoption rate was found to be very high, at 90.4%. Out of 188 teachers, 170 had an ORCID iD."

#ResearchInformation #ORCID #PID #LibraryScience

Interesting new case study on institutional ORCID coverage, similar to the one we did with the TAPIR project (@uni, @ubosnabrueck, @tibhannover) by Viviana Fernández-Marcial, Llarina González-Solar, Ana Vale: https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1562

"Is ORCID your ID? A case study at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto"

Q: "ORCID adoption rate was found to be very high, at 90.4%. Out of 188 teachers, 170 had an ORCID iD."

#ResearchInformation #ORCID #PID #LibraryScience

Interesting new case study on institutional ORCID coverage, similar to the one we did with the TAPIR project (@uni, @ubosnabrueck, @tibhannover) by Viviana Fernández-Marcial, Llarina González-Solar, Ana Vale: https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1562

"Is ORCID your ID? A case study at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto"

Q: "ORCID adoption rate was found to be very high, at 90.4%. Out of 188 teachers, 170 had an ORCID iD."

#ResearchInformation #ORCID #PID #LibraryScience

Interesting new case study on institutional ORCID coverage, similar to the one we did with the TAPIR project (@uni, @ubosnabrueck, @tibhannover) by Viviana Fernández-Marcial, Llarina González-Solar, Ana Vale: https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1562

"Is ORCID your ID? A case study at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto"

Q: "ORCID adoption rate was found to be very high, at 90.4%. Out of 188 teachers, 170 had an ORCID iD."

#ResearchInformation #ORCID #PID #LibraryScience

Do you want to learn how to use data to manage and improve research?

The Research Information Team at Cambridge University has a vacancy for a Research Information Administrator (closing date 8th May). It’s a great team that I used to work in, and now work alongside.

https://www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/40263/

#ResearchInformation #Data #Metadata #ResearchAdministration #Vacancy

Do you want to learn how to use data to manage and improve research?

The Research Information Team at Cambridge University has a vacancy for a Research Information Administrator (closing date 8th May). It’s a great team that I used to work in, and now work alongside.

https://www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/40263/

#ResearchInformation #Data #Metadata #ResearchAdministration #Vacancy