Bibliometric databases coverage (March 2025) including the number of Open Access items (millions)

openRxiv has arrived!

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of openRxiv as an independent, researcher-led nonprofit to oversee bioRxiv and medRxiv, the world’s leading preprint servers for life and health sciences.
openrxiv.org/introducing-...

#openRxiv #OpenScience #Preprints #bioRxiv #medRxiv

Our platform is at the heart of the #CHARM-EU
@ub.edu @utrechtuniversity.bsky.social @tcddublin.bsky.social @umontpellier.bsky.social

Bibliographic and collaboration network apps #EUResearchArea

charm-eu.eu/research-inn...
Check inside CHARM-EU collaborations for the new metrics

Today is a really(!) good day to make sure all your friends know there's no need to keep holding onto the old place 🐦

Are they worried about losing @altmetric.com impact? They've got you covered now.
Not only that, Bluesky is notably better!

https://buff.ly/4hhUS61

Together, these tools provide a revolutionary way to evaluate and understand research. It’s no longer just about citations—it’s about understanding how science shapes society. 🌍 #Altmetrics #Dimensions #Scite #ResearchImpact #AcademicInnovation

Work at @ceps-ubics.bsky.social

💡 #Scite uses AI to show whether papers are being cited positively or negatively, giving you a clearer understanding of their academic value.

📚 @dimensions-ai.bsky.social offers in-depth insights into funding, patents, clinical trials, and citations, helping you explore the far-reaching impact of research across sectors.

🔍 @altmetric.com reveals how research is being shared across social media, news, and blogs—showing its real-world influence beyond citations.

Big news on Complemetrix.net! Now, you can uncover the full impact of scientific research with Altmetrics, Dimensions, and Scite! 📊✨

Worth reading about OpenAlex.org !!! The really open database for bibliodata!

Small update on Complemetrix.net:
Retracted articles are now flagged with a red message:
Warning! This article has been retracted. 🛑
Over 10,000 articles were retracted in 2023 alone—what does this say about the state of research?
Let’s discuss!