Partnership
OpenAIRE and Elsevier collaboration
OpenAIRE and the National Science Library of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (NSLC) are partnering to enhance open science by improving research visibility and infrastructure interoperability between Europe and China. This collaboration focuses on aligning metadata standards and advancing the data management systems of PubScholar and the OpenAIRE Graph through workshops, data exchange protocols, and joint development of key functionalities.
By co-developing OpenAIRE Guidelines and fostering open access practices, this partnership aims to build a global network for sharing open science infrastructure, improving the accessibility and trustworthiness of research. Through this three-year initiative, OpenAIRE and NSLC will enrich academic collaboration and strengthen global open science practices.
By co-developing OpenAIRE Guidelines and fostering open access practices, this partnership aims to build a global network for sharing open science infrastructure, improving the accessibility and trustworthiness of research. Through this three-year initiative, OpenAIRE and NSLC will enrich academic collaboration and strengthen global open science practices.
Funders want to assess the impact of their programmes, but it’s challenging to systematically link publications to their funding source. OpenAIRE and Elsevier are working together to mine the acknowledgement sections of published articles and link them to funding data. OpenAIRE, funded from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program, is focused on supporting openness and transparency by linking publications with their creators. This project helps to ensure that the OpenAIRE platform is enriched with article data and Elsevier’s platforms is enriched with funding body connections.
