Alexei Lutay

Cría cuervos y te sacarán los ojos (raise the crows and they'll poke your eyes out). It's a tragedy that so often people forget that the crows know no borders.

[OpenAlex @OpenAlex_org]

Announcing OpenAlex Topics— a new system for categorizing hundreds of millions of research publications! https://t.co/DVrtOZ9zkd

[Alexei Lutay @Waydze1]

@VorontsovIE @CSandbatch Central Norway also very illustrative

[Alexei Lutay @Waydze1]

A short tutorial on how to use CC unicode symbols in #ggplot2 #rstats with @fontawesome and @ClausWilke's package #ggtext
https://t.co/xU2Gj4lB45

[Alexei Lutay @Waydze1]

Made a tutorial on how to draw zodiac charts in #rstats https://t.co/VaRRUKG2IV

[Aaron Tay @aarontay]

A bit difficult to classify since they overlap plus a lot more research tools in more specialised areas like evidence sythesis support that I do not include. But here's my best attempt to classify.

[BiGCaT Maastricht @bigcat_UM]

new: "CAS Common Chemistry in 2021: Expanding Access to Trusted Chemical Information for the Scientific Community" https://t.co/4GSbYiei8n

[Alexei Lutay @Waydze1]

@researchremix Good luck, Heather. Have a great rest and new aspirations.

[WikiResearch @WikiResearch]

"OpenAlex: A fully-open index of scholarly works, authors, venues, institutions, and concepts", based on @Wikidata IDs and items.

(Priem et al, 2022)

paper: https://t.co/Bw2tS9Ew49
tool: https://t.co/qPIyVMKoaz

[BIP! @BipFinder]

We are happy to announce BIP! Scholar (https://t.co/dqR7TycpMK, in beta) which allows researchers to set up ORCID-based career profiles summarising various perspectives of their research, declaring contribution roles, indicating acad. leaves.
More: https://t.co/xUwHEZW2LM [1/2]

[Michael Gusenbauer @michaelgusenb]

The coverage and functionalities a database offers determine whether you should use it.
This paper compares the disciplinary coverage of 56 bibliographic databases (incl. many that have never been analyzed before).

Here are the main findings(with graphs):
https://t.co/YD2nnfhcLb

[Fei Shu @FeiShuCanada]

China’s Research Evaluation Reform: What are the Consequences for Global Science? | A new study with ⁦@lariviev⁩ shows you a new perspective. https://t.co/kExrNkq5Ya

[Leibniz Strategy Forum on Open Science @lfvopenscience]

Overlay journals: a study of the current landscape https://t.co/qmmeNIMgpa

[OpenAlex @OpenAlex_org]

We just launched many new API features! Request multiple records in one call! Better search! Outgoing citations! Infinite paging! Autocomplete endpoint! Better docs! Check it out and let us know what you think! https://t.co/hkJ2nTWbBN

[WikiResearch @WikiResearch]

"ParaNames: A Massively Multilingual Entity Name Corpus", with 14 million entities mapped to standardized entity types, spanning over 400 languages, built using @Wikidata.

(@jonnesaleva and @ConstantineLig, 2022)

paper: https://t.co/FCaZeqwaf3
data: https://t.co/ZiRj3HZnzm

[Iris.ai @TheIrisAI]

https://t.co/z1YbQbcrFm is extremely pleased to announce the collaboration with @oacore to build the AI Chemist. The research project is funded by the Norwegian Research Council. Read more at: https://t.co/PhAfvOjOvm

[Sage Sociology @SageSociology]

Do you want to analyze networks of political discussion on social media? Join us for a free tutorial on network analysis with @vosonlab - a suite of open-source R tools, including a live demo of VOSONDash.

Register here: https://t.co/74HYOLPivy

[дблп - ☮ Stop the war! @dblp_org]

We now do offer the full #dblp dump and its monthly persistent snapshot releases as #RDF in addition to the usual XML files. Please let us know if there is anything not working as intended.
For more information, see our latest blog article:
https://t.co/e7BZEKjbwd

[WikiPathways @WikiPathways]

@cytoscape @NDExProject The iQuery results include our curated pathways and 32k pathway figures that we extracted and OCR’d from the literature. Great tool for quickly searching our databases for enriched sets of genes.

[Ludo Waltman @LudoWaltman]

We focused on funding acknowledged in COVID-19-related papers; of 260k papers, 17% have funding data in @CrossrefOrg; for Elsevier @Scopus this is 24% and for @ClarivateAG Web of Science 28%, showing incompleteness of open funding data in Crossref

[OpenAlex @OpenAlex_org]

OpenAlex new data release is out!

In addition to newly-published papers, this release includes major additions to Institutions + Venues:
- Institutions now includes all ROR institutions
- Venues includes more than double the number of journals.

download: https://t.co/snxElI7mBN