When you share a preprint on #PsyArXiv, it becomes discoverable through
Google Scholar,
@europepmc.org
OpenAlex
@dimensions.ai
OSF Preprints
@crossref.bsky.social Metadata Search
@orcid.org
and more!
blog.psyarxiv.com/2025/11/10/d... by Andrea Schuler
#AcademicSky #OpenScience
@improvingpsych.org
Google Scholar,
@europepmc.org
OpenAlex
@dimensions.ai
OSF Preprints
@crossref.bsky.social Metadata Search
@orcid.org
and more!
blog.psyarxiv.com/2025/11/10/d... by Andrea Schuler
#AcademicSky #OpenScience
@improvingpsych.org
Discovering research from PsyArXiv – PsyArXiv Blog
When you share a preprint in PsyArXiv it becomes available for a worldwide audience to read, share, and cite. Readers may access your work via its DOI, by searching the PsyArXiv site, or by discoverin...
blog.psyarxiv.com
November 10, 2025 at 6:55 PM
When you share a preprint on #PsyArXiv, it becomes discoverable through
Google Scholar,
@europepmc.org
OpenAlex
@dimensions.ai
OSF Preprints
@crossref.bsky.social Metadata Search
@orcid.org
and more!
blog.psyarxiv.com/2025/11/10/d... by Andrea Schuler
#AcademicSky #OpenScience
@improvingpsych.org
Google Scholar,
@europepmc.org
OpenAlex
@dimensions.ai
OSF Preprints
@crossref.bsky.social Metadata Search
@orcid.org
and more!
blog.psyarxiv.com/2025/11/10/d... by Andrea Schuler
#AcademicSky #OpenScience
@improvingpsych.org
Journée francophone OpenAlex – En ligne – mardi 2 décembre 2025
Journée francophone OpenAlex – En ligne – mardi 2 décembre 2025
« (…) Cette première journée francophone dédiée à OpenAlex a pour ambition d’améliorer la connaissance de la base auprès des acteurs francophones de la recherche et de l’enseignem…
lalist.inist.fr
November 4, 2025 at 7:21 AM
Journée francophone OpenAlex – En ligne – mardi 2 décembre 2025
Some free options for university finance teams to consider:
- Zotero > Endnote (superior performance too)
- Inkscape + NIH BioArt/bioicons > Illustrator + BioRender
- SerialCloner/ApE > SnapGene
- LibreOffice > Microsoft suite
- OpenAlex > Web of Science analytics
- Zotero > Endnote (superior performance too)
- Inkscape + NIH BioArt/bioicons > Illustrator + BioRender
- SerialCloner/ApE > SnapGene
- LibreOffice > Microsoft suite
- OpenAlex > Web of Science analytics
October 29, 2025 at 2:57 AM
Some free options for university finance teams to consider:
- Zotero > Endnote (superior performance too)
- Inkscape + NIH BioArt/bioicons > Illustrator + BioRender
- SerialCloner/ApE > SnapGene
- LibreOffice > Microsoft suite
- OpenAlex > Web of Science analytics
- Zotero > Endnote (superior performance too)
- Inkscape + NIH BioArt/bioicons > Illustrator + BioRender
- SerialCloner/ApE > SnapGene
- LibreOffice > Microsoft suite
- OpenAlex > Web of Science analytics
Highlights a challenging exclusionary data modelling question for ROR and other systems like OpenAlex. Affiliation MUST be an optional field.
So @researchorgs.bsky.social, what am I to do in as an unaffiliated scholar? Does a registry of research orgs have a means of recognizing me? If not, what’s your advice for systems implementing RORs?
At the end of another Open Access Week, where the virtues of open infrastructure & standards have been rightly praised, I'm grappling with whether OpenAlex is incapable of creating an accurate author profile for me because it relies on RORs while I'm a scholar without institutional affiliation.
October 28, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Highlights a challenging exclusionary data modelling question for ROR and other systems like OpenAlex. Affiliation MUST be an optional field.
[Read] The hunt for the last relevant paper: blending the best of humans and AI www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... - insane study combining traditional boolean, snowballing, full text search Dimensions, OpenAlex (semantic match - 3 methods) + screened using combo of human, active learning and LLMs!
The hunt for the last relevant paper: blending the best of humans and AI
Background: The exponential growth of research literature makes it increasingly difficult to identify all relevant studies for systematic reviews and meta-analyses. While traditional search methods...
www.tandfonline.com
October 25, 2025 at 3:59 PM
[Read] The hunt for the last relevant paper: blending the best of humans and AI www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... - insane study combining traditional boolean, snowballing, full text search Dimensions, OpenAlex (semantic match - 3 methods) + screened using combo of human, active learning and LLMs!
#openalex @openalex.org
More works are now correctly classified as non-English languages, instead of being incorrectly labeled as English.
New languages, previously absent from OpenAlex, are now detected for the first time.
Previously “null” records now have reliable language tags.
More works are now correctly classified as non-English languages, instead of being incorrectly labeled as English.
New languages, previously absent from OpenAlex, are now detected for the first time.
Previously “null” records now have reliable language tags.
A Better Way to Detect Language in OpenAlex—and a Better Way to Collaborate - OpenAlex blog
As part of the recent Walden system launch, we’ve improved how OpenAlex detects the language of scholarly works. The results are immediately visible in the data: many more works are now correctly reco...
blog.openalex.org
October 21, 2025 at 4:53 AM
#openalex @openalex.org
More works are now correctly classified as non-English languages, instead of being incorrectly labeled as English.
New languages, previously absent from OpenAlex, are now detected for the first time.
Previously “null” records now have reliable language tags.
More works are now correctly classified as non-English languages, instead of being incorrectly labeled as English.
New languages, previously absent from OpenAlex, are now detected for the first time.
Previously “null” records now have reliable language tags.
🌍Under the theme “Who Owns Our Knowledge?” for Open Access Week 2025🔓, we’re spotlighting two initiatives reshaping how knowledge is shared and evaluated: CoARA and OpenAlex.
October 21, 2025 at 10:09 AM
🌍Under the theme “Who Owns Our Knowledge?” for Open Access Week 2025🔓, we’re spotlighting two initiatives reshaping how knowledge is shared and evaluated: CoARA and OpenAlex.
I've seen people dismiss offerings like Elicit, Consensus, Undermind etc as just wrappers around Semantic Scholar, Crossref, Openalex etc.
October 19, 2025 at 6:52 AM
I've seen people dismiss offerings like Elicit, Consensus, Undermind etc as just wrappers around Semantic Scholar, Crossref, Openalex etc.
To be more exact everyone will ingest the free set like openalex, semantic scholar which is broad but lacks depth as it lacks full text and increasingly abstracts . Competition will be around the rest...
For others who don't have such big indexes i think chances are slim content providers will allow them to ingest content into their systems as this risks losing control (a much greater threat in 2020s vs 2010s). MCP might be a way around it (3)
October 14, 2025 at 11:26 AM
To be more exact everyone will ingest the free set like openalex, semantic scholar which is broad but lacks depth as it lacks full text and increasingly abstracts . Competition will be around the rest...
OpenAlex ya supera en cobertura bibliográfica a Google Scholar
Our periodic review of the coverage of the major bibliographic databases (October 2025)
GS no longer the largest due to the huge increase of OpenAlex. New data for Xueshu
GS no longer the largest due to the huge increase of OpenAlex. New data for Xueshu
October 13, 2025 at 1:35 PM
OpenAlex ya supera en cobertura bibliográfica a Google Scholar
Our periodic review of the coverage of the major bibliographic databases (October 2025)
GS no longer the largest due to the huge increase of OpenAlex. New data for Xueshu
GS no longer the largest due to the huge increase of OpenAlex. New data for Xueshu
October 13, 2025 at 7:33 AM
Our periodic review of the coverage of the major bibliographic databases (October 2025)
GS no longer the largest due to the huge increase of OpenAlex. New data for Xueshu
GS no longer the largest due to the huge increase of OpenAlex. New data for Xueshu
Interesting! I’d love to see counts by different output types. I know Matilda and OpenAlex count peer reviews, and OpenAlex indexes individual book chapters (even for monographs) but not sure how much of a difference those quirks make over all.
Our periodic review of the coverage of the major bibliographic databases (October 2025)
GS no longer the largest due to the huge increase of OpenAlex. New data for Xueshu
GS no longer the largest due to the huge increase of OpenAlex. New data for Xueshu
October 13, 2025 at 8:47 AM
Interesting! I’d love to see counts by different output types. I know Matilda and OpenAlex count peer reviews, and OpenAlex indexes individual book chapters (even for monographs) but not sure how much of a difference those quirks make over all.
I really don’t like how terrible products end up being the only option people know about or can use
I haven’t even heard of openalex! And I try to keep up to date with these types of engines
I haven’t even heard of openalex! And I try to keep up to date with these types of engines
October 12, 2025 at 10:14 PM
I really don’t like how terrible products end up being the only option people know about or can use
I haven’t even heard of openalex! And I try to keep up to date with these types of engines
I haven’t even heard of openalex! And I try to keep up to date with these types of engines
Note that this analysis applies to before the latest openalex "Walden" rebuild update still in beta. Quick check shows quite different results.
[blogged] The Petrol Tank for AI Discovery Might be Running Dry as Publishers close access to scholarly content such as abstracts due to AI incentives aarontay.substack.com/p/the-petrol... - an analysis of OpenAlex abstract coverage changes for Elsevier & Springernature
The Petrol Tank for AI Discovery Might be Running Dry as Publishers close access to scholarly content such as abstracts due to AI incentives
Elicit.com, Consensus, and Undermind.ai are among the new leading comprehensive cross-disciplinary “AI-powered academic search engines” today.
aarontay.substack.com
October 11, 2025 at 10:19 AM
Note that this analysis applies to before the latest openalex "Walden" rebuild update still in beta. Quick check shows quite different results.
[blogged] The Petrol Tank for AI Discovery Might be Running Dry as Publishers close access to scholarly content such as abstracts due to AI incentives aarontay.substack.com/p/the-petrol... - an analysis of OpenAlex abstract coverage changes for Elsevier & Springernature
The Petrol Tank for AI Discovery Might be Running Dry as Publishers close access to scholarly content such as abstracts due to AI incentives
Elicit.com, Consensus, and Undermind.ai are among the new leading comprehensive cross-disciplinary “AI-powered academic search engines” today.
aarontay.substack.com
October 1, 2025 at 6:11 PM
[blogged] The Petrol Tank for AI Discovery Might be Running Dry as Publishers close access to scholarly content such as abstracts due to AI incentives aarontay.substack.com/p/the-petrol... - an analysis of OpenAlex abstract coverage changes for Elsevier & Springernature
I pulled all the CDC papers I could from openalex and I can’t really tell if they are pre-print only so hopefully this is not going to result in a loss of a lot of studies
February 3, 2025 at 11:42 PM
I pulled all the CDC papers I could from openalex and I can’t really tell if they are pre-print only so hopefully this is not going to result in a loss of a lot of studies
How to use OpenAlex data to produce overlay maps journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...
The use of OpenAlex to produce meaningful bibliometric global overlay maps of science on the individual, institutional, and national levels
The Social Systems Citations Theory (SSCT) is the most recent theory of citations integrating previous theories. It focuses on communications in science that are formally manifested as publications an...
journals.plos.org
December 5, 2024 at 8:53 PM
How to use OpenAlex data to produce overlay maps journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...
I'm trying OpenAlex for the first time for searching the academic literature. It's got a good vibe, good results, easy to use. Thumbs up! 👍
openalex.org
openalex.org
OpenAlex
openalex.org
August 12, 2024 at 11:43 PM
I'm trying OpenAlex for the first time for searching the academic literature. It's got a good vibe, good results, easy to use. Thumbs up! 👍
openalex.org
openalex.org
Thank you! Wish we thought about the Bandcamp/demo analogy - that does fit preprints better. OpenAlex has a fantastic collection of resources ❤️ We are limited to life sciences, so the difference in numbers will likely remain. But we keep expanding our preprint collection - just added MetaArXiv
November 27, 2024 at 10:42 AM
Thank you! Wish we thought about the Bandcamp/demo analogy - that does fit preprints better. OpenAlex has a fantastic collection of resources ❤️ We are limited to life sciences, so the difference in numbers will likely remain. But we keep expanding our preprint collection - just added MetaArXiv
In thinking about alternatives for #PubMed (coverage and functionalities) I wondered how many PubMed records of recent years don't have a DOI.
Numbers for (journal) articles, reviews, preprints and retractions from 2022-2024, from OpenAlex (pub and source types are OpenAlex' classification)
Numbers for (journal) articles, reviews, preprints and retractions from 2022-2024, from OpenAlex (pub and source types are OpenAlex' classification)
April 9, 2025 at 6:18 PM
In thinking about alternatives for #PubMed (coverage and functionalities) I wondered how many PubMed records of recent years don't have a DOI.
Numbers for (journal) articles, reviews, preprints and retractions from 2022-2024, from OpenAlex (pub and source types are OpenAlex' classification)
Numbers for (journal) articles, reviews, preprints and retractions from 2022-2024, from OpenAlex (pub and source types are OpenAlex' classification)
Open Access UCL Research: Investigating the trends in the abstract and reference sections of OpenAlex records discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10...
Investigating the trends in the abstract and reference sections of OpenAlex records
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UCL Discovery
UCL Discovery is UCL's open access repository, showcasing and providing access to UCL research outputs from all UCL disciplines.
discovery.ucl.ac.uk
April 9, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Open Access UCL Research: Investigating the trends in the abstract and reference sections of OpenAlex records discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10...
This article suggests OpenAlex is slightly better with non-English? chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://cnrs.hal.science/hal-04745665v1/document
November 22, 2024 at 2:21 AM
This article suggests OpenAlex is slightly better with non-English? chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://cnrs.hal.science/hal-04745665v1/document
New blog post: We found some inconsistencies in the OpenAccess metadata provided by OpenAlex.
The blog post is our full documentation of the issue, including a proposal to reclassify four million records affected:
subugoe.github.io/scholcomm_an...
The blog post is our full documentation of the issue, including a proposal to reclassify four million records affected:
subugoe.github.io/scholcomm_an...
Scholarly Communication Analytics: Analysing and reclassifying open access information in OpenAlex
We investigated OpenAlex and found over four million records with incompatible metadata about open access works. To illustrate this issue, we applied Unpaywall's methodology to OpenAlex data. The comp...
subugoe.github.io
November 7, 2023 at 1:43 PM
New blog post: We found some inconsistencies in the OpenAccess metadata provided by OpenAlex.
The blog post is our full documentation of the issue, including a proposal to reclassify four million records affected:
subugoe.github.io/scholcomm_an...
The blog post is our full documentation of the issue, including a proposal to reclassify four million records affected:
subugoe.github.io/scholcomm_an...
What’s the data? I remember that there was a book index by google Scholar a few years ago. Kuhn‘s Structures was by far the most cited book ever.
Now we have OpenAlex and data should get better
Now we have OpenAlex and data should get better
March 29, 2025 at 8:47 AM
What’s the data? I remember that there was a book index by google Scholar a few years ago. Kuhn‘s Structures was by far the most cited book ever.
Now we have OpenAlex and data should get better
Now we have OpenAlex and data should get better