Report
The State of Open Data 2023
Unique and unparalleled insights into researchers’ attitudes towards and interactions with open data and data sharing.
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ReportThe future of Open Data
The State of Open Data is the longest-running longitudinal study that examines attitudes and experiences of researchers working with open … -
ReportThe state of Open Data 2022
Explore the 2022 State of Open Data report, the largest since the pandemic, revealing a growing trend in researcher support for open data … -
ReportThe state of Open Data 2021
Explore the key findings from the 2021 State of Open Data report, highlighting the impact of COVID-19 on data sharing practices and the … -
ReportA bibliometrician toolbox
Juergen Wastl describes the breadth of Dimension’s data with a focus on bibliometric applications. -
ReportDimensions as a resource for analyzing COVID-19
We propose the concept of “real-time” bibliometrics as a new capability for researchers, policymakers and analysts across the sector. -
ReportThe state of Open Data 2020: Key trends and insights from 4,500 researchers
The longest-running study to examine the attitudes and experiences of researchers working with open data. -
ReportThe state of Open Data 2020
The Report is the fifth in the series and includes survey results from 4,500 participants and a collection of articles from global industry … -
ReportUsing Edge Hill University’s National Teaching Repository
The National Teaching Repository is being hosted on Edge Hill’s Figshare and includes content submitted by teaching faculty from across the … -
ReportHow COVID-19 is changing research culture
We investigate the research landscape trends and cultural changes in response to COVID-19. -
ReportContextualizing sustainable development research
Our report highlights the growth in research around the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). -
ReportSharing vital research to help prevent and treat cases of coronavirus
The report is a culmination of previous research undertaken related to SARS-CoV, a virus similar in genomic sequence to 2019-nCoV.