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Access vs Engagement – is OA enough?
How do we know if Open Access research is having its intended impact?
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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Case studyCarnegie Mellon University: Tracking sustainable development goals using Symplectic Elements
Learn how CMU uses Symplectic Elements to track and promote research aligned with the UN’s SDGs -
BlogIn the spotlight: Have the SDGs failed to reduce fragmentation in global sustainability?
2023 marks the halfway point between 2015 (the entry point of the Sustainable Development Goals – SDGs), and 2030 (the… -
BlogA multi-dimensional approach to assessing the impact of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
In this short, informal interview, Dr Briony Fane and Dr Juergen Wastl explain some of the methods behind their work… -
BlogHas Prosecco research lost its fizz?
Celebrating National Prosecco Day, Simon Linacre uses Dimensions to offer a quick taste of what we can learn from recent… -
BlogSDGs: A level playing field?
A new white paper on the UN SDGs shows more can be done to raise up funding and research recognition… -
Press releaseDeveloping countries need greater recognition for research into UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Developing nations need greater visibility, acknowledgement and support for their research into the UN SDGs, a new white paper says -
BlogZooming in on zoonotic diseases
An analysis has revealed disparities in the research effort to combat the growing risk of animal-borne diseases amid climate change -
Press release‘Green’ energy patents more focused on ‘clean’ conventional energy instead of renewables
New data shows industry has stronger focus on mitigating greenhouse gas emissions of current fuel sources, less commitment to renewables -
BlogDemonstrating real impact: SDG reporting for institutions
Institutions can now track which of their research outputs, publications, and activities connect to the SDGs thanks to a new… -
Press releaseUN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have impact on textile wastewater pollution research
The world’s research effort into wastewater pollution caused by the textiles industry has increased threefold over the past five years,… -
BlogWhen economy meets environment: Sustainable development and the case of wastewater pollution in textile manufacturing
A new analysis of research on wastewater pollution and textile manufacturing reveals the impact of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals…