#webofscience — Public Fediverse posts
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A large part of the economy deals in knowledge – and I’m not talking about education alone. Knowledge is a major ingredient, as well as a byproduct of, any credible attempt at societal change. A host of institutions – universities, governments, parliaments, think tanks and what have you – continuously produce knowledge.
Read the ad-free, no-tracking, complete blog post here: http://www.cottica.net/2026/04/08/frictionless-reports-harnessing-the-power-of-digital-and-open-for-knowledge-sharing/
THREAD 1/20
#digitallife #AltMetric #digital #DOI #ORCID #SCOPUS #WebofScience #Zenodo
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A large part of the economy deals in knowledge – and I’m not talking about education alone. Knowledge is a major ingredient, as well as a byproduct of, any credible attempt at societal change. A host of institutions – universities, governments, parliaments, think tanks and what have you – continuously produce knowledge.
Read the ad-free, no-tracking, complete blog post here: http://www.cottica.net/2026/04/08/frictionless-reports-harnessing-the-power-of-digital-and-open-for-knowledge-sharing/
THREAD 1/20
#digitallife #AltMetric #digital #DOI #ORCID #SCOPUS #WebofScience #Zenodo
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A large part of the economy deals in knowledge – and I’m not talking about education alone. Knowledge is a major ingredient, as well as a byproduct of, any credible attempt at societal change. A host of institutions – universities, governments, parliaments, think tanks and what have you – continuously produce knowledge.
Read the ad-free, no-tracking, complete blog post here: http://www.cottica.net/2026/04/08/frictionless-reports-harnessing-the-power-of-digital-and-open-for-knowledge-sharing/
THREAD 1/20
#digitallife #AltMetric #digital #DOI #ORCID #SCOPUS #WebofScience #Zenodo
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A large part of the economy deals in knowledge – and I’m not talking about education alone. Knowledge is a major ingredient, as well as a byproduct of, any credible attempt at societal change. A host of institutions – universities, governments, parliaments, think tanks and what have you – continuously produce knowledge.
Read the ad-free, no-tracking, complete blog post here: http://www.cottica.net/2026/04/08/frictionless-reports-harnessing-the-power-of-digital-and-open-for-knowledge-sharing/
THREAD 1/20
#digitallife #AltMetric #digital #DOI #ORCID #SCOPUS #WebofScience #Zenodo
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A large part of the economy deals in knowledge – and I’m not talking about education alone. Knowledge is a major ingredient, as well as a byproduct of, any credible attempt at societal change. A host of institutions – universities, governments, parliaments, think tanks and what have you – continuously produce knowledge.
Read the ad-free, no-tracking, complete blog post here: http://www.cottica.net/2026/04/08/frictionless-reports-harnessing-the-power-of-digital-and-open-for-knowledge-sharing/
THREAD 1/20
#digitallife #AltMetric #digital #DOI #ORCID #SCOPUS #WebofScience #Zenodo
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A large part of the economy deals in knowledge – and I’m not talking about education alone. Knowledge is a major ingredient, as well as a byproduct of, any credible attempt at societal change. A host of institutions – universities, governments, parliaments, think tanks and what have you – continuously produce knowledge.
Read the ad-free, zero-tracking, complete blog post here: https://www.cottica.net/2026/04/08/frictionless-reports-harnessing-the-power-of-digital-and-open-for-knowledge-sharing/
THREAD 1/19
#digitallife #AltMetric #digital #DOI #ORCID #SCOPUS #WebofScience #Zenodo
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RE: https://social.sciences.re/@TheMetaNews/116459109768327092
#PublierLaScience Très bon article pour faire le point sur l'indexation des revues dans le #WebOfScience et sur l' #impactfactor. Avec qq exemples de revues très prolixes (25 000 articles en 1 an!).. ou qui se citent elles-mêmes à 93%...
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RE: https://social.sciences.re/@TheMetaNews/116459109768327092
#PublierLaScience Très bon article pour faire le point sur l'indexation des revues dans le #WebOfScience et sur l' #impactfactor. Avec qq exemples de revues très prolixes (25 000 articles en 1 an!).. ou qui se citent elles-mêmes à 93%...
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Update. "The University of Groningen (UG) and the University Medical Centre Groningen (UMCG) will cancel their licence for the #WebOfScience database with effect from 1 January 2027."
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Update. "The University of Groningen (UG) and the University Medical Centre Groningen (UMCG) will cancel their licence for the #WebOfScience database with effect from 1 January 2027."
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Update. "The University of Groningen (UG) and the University Medical Centre Groningen (UMCG) will cancel their licence for the #WebOfScience database with effect from 1 January 2027."
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Update. "The University of Groningen (UG) and the University Medical Centre Groningen (UMCG) will cancel their licence for the #WebOfScience database with effect from 1 January 2027."
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Update. "The University of Groningen (UG) and the University Medical Centre Groningen (UMCG) will cancel their licence for the #WebOfScience database with effect from 1 January 2027."
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📢 Please note: access to Web of Science for staff and students of the UMCG & University Groningen will end on 1 Jan 2027!
Reason: costs, overlap with other databases, and our commitment to open & transparent research.
🔗 https://www.rug.nl/library/news/20260420-end-web-of-science
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📢 Please note: access to Web of Science for staff and students of the UMCG & University Groningen will end on 1 Jan 2027!
Reason: costs, overlap with other databases, and our commitment to open & transparent research.
🔗 https://www.rug.nl/library/news/20260420-end-web-of-science
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I'm starting to hate academic databases and how they save bibliographic data.
#WebOfScience and #Scopus, sincerely, fuck you both.
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And now #Clarivate #WebOfScience says:
"Roaming Access Expiration Notice
Your roaming access to the Web of Science has expired. You are in a free session of the Web of Science and the functionality may be limited. To gain full access to the Web of Science you will need to renew your roaming access by signing in to Web of Science at your institution."They really like to snoop don't they?
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And now #Clarivate #WebOfScience says:
"Roaming Access Expiration Notice
Your roaming access to the Web of Science has expired. You are in a free session of the Web of Science and the functionality may be limited. To gain full access to the Web of Science you will need to renew your roaming access by signing in to Web of Science at your institution."They really like to snoop don't they?
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And now #Clarivate #WebOfScience says:
"Roaming Access Expiration Notice
Your roaming access to the Web of Science has expired. You are in a free session of the Web of Science and the functionality may be limited. To gain full access to the Web of Science you will need to renew your roaming access by signing in to Web of Science at your institution."They really like to snoop don't they?
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And now #Clarivate #WebOfScience says:
"Roaming Access Expiration Notice
Your roaming access to the Web of Science has expired. You are in a free session of the Web of Science and the functionality may be limited. To gain full access to the Web of Science you will need to renew your roaming access by signing in to Web of Science at your institution."They really like to snoop don't they?
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And now #Clarivate #WebOfScience says:
"Roaming Access Expiration Notice
Your roaming access to the Web of Science has expired. You are in a free session of the Web of Science and the functionality may be limited. To gain full access to the Web of Science you will need to renew your roaming access by signing in to Web of Science at your institution."They really like to snoop don't they?
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#Clarivate wants me to review 7 publications added to my #WebOfScience profile, so tried to log in. Figured I'd login via my #OrcidID, but Clarivate want permissions to:
* Add/update your research activities (works, affiliations, etc.)
* Add/update information about you (country, keywords, etc.)
* Read your information with visibility set to Trusted partiesNone of those are acceptable to me, denied. Signed in with Google - all they get that way is read access to my name, profile picture and email address.
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#Clarivate wants me to review 7 publications added to my #WebOfScience profile, so tried to log in. Figured I'd login via my #OrcidID, but Clarivate want permissions to:
* Add/update your research activities (works, affiliations, etc.)
* Add/update information about you (country, keywords, etc.)
* Read your information with visibility set to Trusted partiesNone of those are acceptable to me, denied. Signed in with Google - all they get that way is read access to my name, profile picture and email address.
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#Clarivate wants me to review 7 publications added to my #WebOfScience profile, so tried to log in. Figured I'd login via my #OrcidID, but Clarivate want permissions to:
* Add/update your research activities (works, affiliations, etc.)
* Add/update information about you (country, keywords, etc.)
* Read your information with visibility set to Trusted partiesNone of those are acceptable to me, denied. Signed in with Google - all they get that way is read access to my name, profile picture and email address.
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#Clarivate wants me to review 7 publications added to my #WebOfScience profile, so tried to log in. Figured I'd login via my #OrcidID, but Clarivate want permissions to:
* Add/update your research activities (works, affiliations, etc.)
* Add/update information about you (country, keywords, etc.)
* Read your information with visibility set to Trusted partiesNone of those are acceptable to me, denied. Signed in with Google - all they get that way is read access to my name, profile picture and email address.
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#Clarivate wants me to review 7 publications added to my #WebOfScience profile, so tried to log in. Figured I'd login via my #OrcidID, but Clarivate want permissions to:
* Add/update your research activities (works, affiliations, etc.)
* Add/update information about you (country, keywords, etc.)
* Read your information with visibility set to Trusted partiesNone of those are acceptable to me, denied. Signed in with Google - all they get that way is read access to my name, profile picture and email address.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences to Stop Paying Publication Fees for Over 30 Int’l Open Access Journals, Researchers Say
(Yicai) Feb. 27 — The Chinese Academy of Sciences plans to stop paying article processing charges for more…
#UnitedStates #US #USA #america #APC #CellReports #NatureCommunications #openaccess #predatoryjournals #publishing #science #ScienceAdvances #technology #unitedstatesofamerica #WebofScience
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The ‘Big Three’ of Scientific Information: A comparative bibliometric review of Web of Science, Scopus, and OpenAlex
#BibliographicDatabases #BibliometricAnalysis #DanielTorresSalinas #OpenAlex #ScientificInformation #Scopus #WebOfScience #WenceslaoArroyoMachado
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The ‘Big Three’ of Scientific Information: A comparative bibliometric review of Web of Science, Scopus, and OpenAlex
#BibliographicDatabases #BibliometricAnalysis #DanielTorresSalinas #OpenAlex #ScientificInformation #Scopus #WebOfScience #WenceslaoArroyoMachado
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The ‘Big Three’ of Scientific Information: A comparative bibliometric review of Web of Science, Scopus, and OpenAlex
#BibliographicDatabases #BibliometricAnalysis #DanielTorresSalinas #OpenAlex #ScientificInformation #Scopus #WebOfScience #WenceslaoArroyoMachado
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The ‘Big Three’ of Scientific Information: A comparative bibliometric review of Web of Science, Scopus, and OpenAlex
#BibliographicDatabases #BibliometricAnalysis #DanielTorresSalinas #OpenAlex #ScientificInformation #Scopus #WebOfScience #WenceslaoArroyoMachado
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The ‘Big Three’ of Scientific Information: A comparative bibliometric review of Web of Science, Scopus, and OpenAlex
#BibliographicDatabases #BibliometricAnalysis #DanielTorresSalinas #OpenAlex #ScientificInformation #Scopus #WebOfScience #WenceslaoArroyoMachado
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📢 Participez à l’enquête sur les usages du Web of Science à l’Université de Lorraine !
Dans le cadre d’une étude sur les alternatives ouvertes et gratuites comme OpenAlex, le service Bibliométrie de l’Université de Lorraine souhaite recueillir les retours de tout le personnel sur l’utilisation actuelle du Web of Science.
Cette initiative s’inscrit dans la continuité des engagements de l’Université de Lorraine en faveur de l’ouverture des informations de recherche, notamment via la Déclaration de Barcelone signée en novembre 2024. Elle fait écho aux récentes décisions de Sorbonne Université et du CNRS de se désabonner du Web of Science (dès janvier 2026 pour ce dernier).
Vos réponses permettront de proposer un accompagnement sur mesure.
🕒 Temps estimé : 3 minutes
⏳ Date limite : 13 février 2026
🔗 Je participe à l’enquête : https://enquetes.univ-lorraine.fr/index.php/567673?lang=fr
💡 Pour aller plus loin : Découvrez OpenAlex lors d’un atelier en ligne d’1h !
📅 Inscription : https://rdv.univ-lorraine.fr/ateliersbu/science-ouverte/ -
📢 Participez à l’enquête sur les usages du Web of Science à l’Université de Lorraine !
Dans le cadre d’une étude sur les alternatives ouvertes et gratuites comme OpenAlex, le service Bibliométrie de l’Université de Lorraine souhaite recueillir les retours de tout le personnel sur l’utilisation actuelle du Web of Science.
Cette initiative s’inscrit dans la continuité des engagements de l’Université de Lorraine en faveur de l’ouverture des informations de recherche, notamment via la Déclaration de Barcelone signée en novembre 2024. Elle fait écho aux récentes décisions de Sorbonne Université et du CNRS de se désabonner du Web of Science (dès janvier 2026 pour ce dernier).
Vos réponses permettront de proposer un accompagnement sur mesure.
🕒 Temps estimé : 3 minutes
⏳ Date limite : 13 février 2026
🔗 Je participe à l’enquête : https://enquetes.univ-lorraine.fr/index.php/567673?lang=fr
💡 Pour aller plus loin : Découvrez OpenAlex lors d’un atelier en ligne d’1h !
📅 Inscription : https://rdv.univ-lorraine.fr/ateliersbu/science-ouverte/ -
📢 Participez à l’enquête sur les usages du Web of Science à l’Université de Lorraine !
Dans le cadre d’une étude sur les alternatives ouvertes et gratuites comme OpenAlex, le service Bibliométrie de l’Université de Lorraine souhaite recueillir les retours de tout le personnel sur l’utilisation actuelle du Web of Science.
Cette initiative s’inscrit dans la continuité des engagements de l’Université de Lorraine en faveur de l’ouverture des informations de recherche, notamment via la Déclaration de Barcelone signée en novembre 2024. Elle fait écho aux récentes décisions de Sorbonne Université et du CNRS de se désabonner du Web of Science (dès janvier 2026 pour ce dernier).
Vos réponses permettront de proposer un accompagnement sur mesure.
🕒 Temps estimé : 3 minutes
⏳ Date limite : 13 février 2026
🔗 Je participe à l’enquête : https://enquetes.univ-lorraine.fr/index.php/567673?lang=fr
💡 Pour aller plus loin : Découvrez OpenAlex lors d’un atelier en ligne d’1h !
📅 Inscription : https://rdv.univ-lorraine.fr/ateliersbu/science-ouverte/ -
📢 Participez à l’enquête sur les usages du Web of Science à l’Université de Lorraine !
Dans le cadre d’une étude sur les alternatives ouvertes et gratuites comme OpenAlex, le service Bibliométrie de l’Université de Lorraine souhaite recueillir les retours de tout le personnel sur l’utilisation actuelle du Web of Science.
Cette initiative s’inscrit dans la continuité des engagements de l’Université de Lorraine en faveur de l’ouverture des informations de recherche, notamment via la Déclaration de Barcelone signée en novembre 2024. Elle fait écho aux récentes décisions de Sorbonne Université et du CNRS de se désabonner du Web of Science (dès janvier 2026 pour ce dernier).
Vos réponses permettront de proposer un accompagnement sur mesure.
🕒 Temps estimé : 3 minutes
⏳ Date limite : 13 février 2026
🔗 Je participe à l’enquête : https://enquetes.univ-lorraine.fr/index.php/567673?lang=fr
💡 Pour aller plus loin : Découvrez OpenAlex lors d’un atelier en ligne d’1h !
📅 Inscription : https://rdv.univ-lorraine.fr/ateliersbu/science-ouverte/ -
📢 Participez à l’enquête sur les usages du Web of Science à l’Université de Lorraine !
Dans le cadre d’une étude sur les alternatives ouvertes et gratuites comme OpenAlex, le service Bibliométrie de l’Université de Lorraine souhaite recueillir les retours de tout le personnel sur l’utilisation actuelle du Web of Science.
Cette initiative s’inscrit dans la continuité des engagements de l’Université de Lorraine en faveur de l’ouverture des informations de recherche, notamment via la Déclaration de Barcelone signée en novembre 2024. Elle fait écho aux récentes décisions de Sorbonne Université et du CNRS de se désabonner du Web of Science (dès janvier 2026 pour ce dernier).
Vos réponses permettront de proposer un accompagnement sur mesure.
🕒 Temps estimé : 3 minutes
⏳ Date limite : 13 février 2026
🔗 Je participe à l’enquête : https://enquetes.univ-lorraine.fr/index.php/567673?lang=fr
💡 Pour aller plus loin : Découvrez OpenAlex lors d’un atelier en ligne d’1h !
📅 Inscription : https://rdv.univ-lorraine.fr/ateliersbu/science-ouverte/ -
@vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.
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@vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.
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@vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.
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@vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.
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@vardi indexing and metadata is still in the hands of the big publishers (#scopus and #webofscience, for instance). We need to double down on open alternatives (such as #dblp). It would have been a positive surprise if #ACM would have led the way here, but obviously they decided to go in a different direction.
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Sometimes ‘Year’ Isn’t a Year: How Web of Science Date Fields Mislead Bibliometric Analysis https://thinkhammerly.wordpress.com/2025/12/12/wos-year/ #AcademicPublishingData, #BibliometricAnalysis, #BibliometricWorkflows, #BiblioPy, #EarlyAccess, #MetadataDiscrepancies, #PublicationYear, #ResearchTrends, #WebOfScience
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Sometimes ‘Year’ Isn’t a Year: How Web of Science Date Fields Mislead Bibliometric Analysis https://thinkhammerly.wordpress.com/2025/12/12/wos-year/ #AcademicPublishingData, #BibliometricAnalysis, #BibliometricWorkflows, #BiblioPy, #EarlyAccess, #MetadataDiscrepancies, #PublicationYear, #ResearchTrends, #WebOfScience
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According to #WebOfScience I have been cited one time in a patent, but there doesn't seem to be an obvious way to find *which* patent cites me. I'm honestly curious where that might be coming from, since AFAIK I have never done anything patent-worthy … does anybody know how I can find out if it's true and how to find the citing patent?
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According to #WebOfScience I have been cited one time in a patent, but there doesn't seem to be an obvious way to find *which* patent cites me. I'm honestly curious where that might be coming from, since AFAIK I have never done anything patent-worthy … does anybody know how I can find out if it's true and how to find the citing patent?
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According to #WebOfScience I have been cited one time in a patent, but there doesn't seem to be an obvious way to find *which* patent cites me. I'm honestly curious where that might be coming from, since AFAIK I have never done anything patent-worthy … does anybody know how I can find out if it's true and how to find the citing patent?
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According to #WebOfScience I have been cited one time in a patent, but there doesn't seem to be an obvious way to find *which* patent cites me. I'm honestly curious where that might be coming from, since AFAIK I have never done anything patent-worthy … does anybody know how I can find out if it's true and how to find the citing patent?
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According to #WebOfScience I have been cited one time in a patent, but there doesn't seem to be an obvious way to find *which* patent cites me. I'm honestly curious where that might be coming from, since AFAIK I have never done anything patent-worthy … does anybody know how I can find out if it's true and how to find the citing patent?
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Publication Year Isn’t Always What It Seems https://thinkhammerly.wordpress.com/2025/12/12/publication-year-isnt-always-what-it-seems/ #AcademicPublishingData, #BibliometricAnalysis, #BibliometricWorkflows, #BiblioPy, #EarlyAccess, #MetadataDiscrepancies, #PublicationYear, #ResearchTrends, #WebOfScience