Altmetric now tracks podcasts mentioning research
In 2018 there were roughly 500,000 podcasts in existence. Just 3 years later that number was 2 million. Today it's around 4 million.
Amid all the Squarespace ads there's citations to research.
Let's go
1/7
Altmetric now tracks podcasts mentioning research
In 2018 there were roughly 500,000 podcasts in existence. Just 3 years later that number was 2 million. Today it's around 4 million.
Amid all the Squarespace ads there's citations to research.
Let's go
1/7
On the Passing of Tom Lehrer
This week mathematician, teacher and celebrated musician Tom Lehrer passed away at the ripe old age of 97. We look back at his impact as both an entertainer and a man of the sciences.
1/13
On the Passing of Tom Lehrer
This week mathematician, teacher and celebrated musician Tom Lehrer passed away at the ripe old age of 97. We look back at his impact as both an entertainer and a man of the sciences.
1/13
open.substack.com/pub/fosci/p/...
open.substack.com/pub/fosci/p/...
Copyright, Reuse, Open Access and Culture
Academia had an unusual ally in the rise of Open Access and Open Data.
This is that story.
1/40
The timeline of attention on details pages and Altmetric Badges
New sources incl Bluesky and Clinical Guidelines
Enhanced search
What’s coming next on the Altmetric roadmap
The timeline of attention on details pages and Altmetric Badges
New sources incl Bluesky and Clinical Guidelines
Enhanced search
What’s coming next on the Altmetric roadmap
Check out the timetable of events both in-person and online. Look forward to seeing people!
Check out the timetable of events both in-person and online. Look forward to seeing people!
An Ode to Yorkshire
They call it God's own Country. Among the stereotypes of England, it ranks up there with Shakespeare, Dickens, Tea & Biscuits, top hats and a very particular brand of dentistry.
Why Yorkshire? Isn't this account about Attention Scores and Memes?
Couple of reasons.
1/31
An Ode to Yorkshire
They call it God's own Country. Among the stereotypes of England, it ranks up there with Shakespeare, Dickens, Tea & Biscuits, top hats and a very particular brand of dentistry.
Why Yorkshire? Isn't this account about Attention Scores and Memes?
Couple of reasons.
1/31
doi.org/10.1111/j.14...
doi.org/10.14393/Hyg... doi.org/10.2105/AJPH...
doi.org/10.1084/jem....
doi.org/10.1021/ie50...
doi.org/10.1093/oxfo...
doi.org/10.1016/S026...
doi.org/10.3181/0037...
doi.org/10.1016/S014...
doi.org/10.1016/S014...
doi.org/10.2105/AJPH...
doi.org/10.1146/annu...
The chances that we and everyone we know and love would be here today, alive, healthy and thriving without the advances of science and technology are basically zero.
Today we look through the research and scientists to whom we owe everything.
1/19
Deadline: 14 January 2025
Deadline: 14 January 2025
In early 2017 at the Altmetric London office, a chat started up about the "Top 1 music album" preferences of the Altmetric Team. What was our special listen? This was before we used Slack, so the thread itself is lost. But I kept a Spotify Playlist!
1/16
In early 2017 at the Altmetric London office, a chat started up about the "Top 1 music album" preferences of the Altmetric Team. What was our special listen? This was before we used Slack, so the thread itself is lost. But I kept a Spotify Playlist!
1/16
Today we look at celebs who also published research. Naturally a large chunk of the attention these items receive is related to the fame of their authors.
Hence we will be accusing every single one of these stars of gaming their Altmetric Attention Score.
Here we go
1/11
Today we look at celebs who also published research. Naturally a large chunk of the attention these items receive is related to the fame of their authors.
Hence we will be accusing every single one of these stars of gaming their Altmetric Attention Score.
Here we go
1/11
This is a fact that goes somewhere in every talk i give, now, & i always see audience members looking it up… and then looking horrified
This is a fact that goes somewhere in every talk i give, now, & i always see audience members looking it up… and then looking horrified
In July Google trod on everyone's dreams by ending support for its already dormant (since 2018) shortener. From August 2025 these links will all 404 apart from the shortlinks generated inside Google Maps etc.
So, what does this mean for Altmetric?
In July Google trod on everyone's dreams by ending support for its already dormant (since 2018) shortener. From August 2025 these links will all 404 apart from the shortlinks generated inside Google Maps etc.
So, what does this mean for Altmetric?