OpenAlex

We’re now OpenAlex
02/10/2025

We’re now OpenAlex

« For years, we’ve been working under the name OurResearch. That name sat at the top of our org chart, with three child projects under it: OpenAlex, Unpaywall, and Unsub.
Starting today, things are simpler: that org chart now has just one parent—OpenAlex—with Unpaywall and Unsub beneath it. (…) »

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Investigating Document Type, Language, Publication Year, and Author Count Discrepancies Between OpenAlex and Web of Science
03/09/2025

Investigating Document Type, Language, Publication Year, and Author Count Discrepancies Between OpenAlex and Web of Science Statistiques

« Bibliometrics, whether used for research or research evaluation, relies on large multidisciplinary databases of research outputs and citation indices. The Web of Science (WoS) was the main supporting infrastructure of the field for more than 30 years until several new competitors emerged. OpenAlex, a bibliographic database launched in 2022, has…

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Tracking transformative agreements through open metadata: method and validation using Dutch Research Council NWO funded papers
03/09/2025

Tracking transformative agreements through open metadata: method and validation using Dutch Research Council NWO funded papers Recherche

« Transformative agreements have become an important strategy in the transition to open access, with almost 1,200 such agreements registered by 2025. Despite their prevalence, these agreements suffer from important transparency limitations, most notably article-level metadata that indicates which articles are covered by these agreements. Typically, this data is available to…

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How similar are field-normalized citation impact scores obtained from OpenAlex and three popular commercial databases? An empirical comparison based on large German universities
17/06/2025

How similar are field-normalized citation impact scores obtained from OpenAlex and three popular commercial databases? An empirical comparison based on large German universities

« OpenAlex is a freely available bibliographic database that can be used for bibliometric studies. In this study, we compared certain field-normalized citation scores (NCS) from OpenAlex with those from three commercial databases (Web of Science, Scopus, and Dimensions). We were interested in the question whether the NCS from OpenAlex are…

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