🔢 Two researchers, same h-index. Does that mean the same impact?
Citation counts vary by field, don't equal quality, and can be gamed, which is why setting up a researcher ID across databases matters regardless.

🔢 Two researchers, same h-index. Does that mean the same impact?
Citation counts vary by field, don't equal quality, and can be gamed, which is why setting up a researcher ID across databases matters regardless.
Three years of exhaustive community webinars, workshops, surveys and engagement have helped to awareness and develop new protocols and guidelines for #FAIR #datasharing 🧪
Article in "Database"➡️ bit.ly/4yfS1Tr
@agbiodata.bsky.social #opendata #openaccess #scholcomm #plantscience #PlantBiology
With ~500 unique registrations, we have smashed 2025 numbers and are on our way to our best year yet.
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Sponsor our remaining 2026 Forums. October is on policy, advocacy, and the future of scholarly communications. #ScholComm
There's still time to register for Copyright Essentials from A to AI!
Our 8-week course, led by facilitators Willa Liburd & Karen Stoll Farrell (both of Indiana Univ), starts Oct 1. Discounts for NISO members and groups: www.niso.org/events/copyr...
The National Library of Medicine Introduces Linked Discoveries: A New Way to Explore Connections in #Biomedical #Literature (via #NLM)
www.nlm.nih.gov/news/linked_...
My exchange with Ole Ellegaard continues in #Scientometrics. This time, the discussion moves to an interesting question: should every useful descriptive #bibliometric analysis be published as a peer-reviewed research article, and where should we draw the line? doi.org/10.1007/s111... #ScholComm
🔢 Two researchers, same h-index. Does that mean the same impact?
Citation counts vary by field, don't equal quality, and can be gamed, which is why setting up a researcher ID across databases matters regardless.
Keeping pace with OA means managing multiple requirements, policies and workflows.
We support real-time visibility into funded research and OA status. Move forward with confidence and talk with us to learn more: www.chorusaccess.org/about/how-it-works
#OpenResearch #ScholComm
Building on a Decade of Leadership in Research #Assessment: Measuring #Research Outputs with #Bibliometrics (via @uwaterloo.ca Library)
We are all concerned about the safe use of #AI at universities. So, I'm glad to report @cabells.com ingests no user data in its newly launched CompassAI tool. Read my blog to find out more
@rivervalley1000.bsky.social will be at #FBM26 and #STMinFrankfurt. Get in touch to schedule a chat with @maryambaz.bsky.social or me on Tuesday 6 or Wednesday 7 October ☕
#ScholarlyPublishing #ScholComm #DigitalTransformation #AI #PeerReview #ResearchIntegrity
What Makes a Digital Library a Trusted Open Infrastructure? (via @chashub.bsky.social)
katinamagazine.org/content/arti...
@oapenbooks.bsky.social @doabooks.bsky.social #libraries #books #scholcomm #opeinfrastructure
#arXiv Announces New Multiyear Philanthropic Commitments ($17.2 Million) to Support Its Launch as an Independent Nonprofit
www.infodocket.com/2026/09/23/a...
#funding #funders #preprints #repositories #scholcomm
@arxiv.bsky.social
👀ICYMI | "Six years ago, a small set of job advertisements was enough to show where the field was heading. It might be again"
#ScholComm #Libraries @nancypontika.bsky.social
1 in 6 #CHORUSForum 2026 attendees have already come back. More are returning than ever before. We know our discussions matter. Are you part of the conversation? Sponsor our remaining 2026 Forums. October is on policy, advocacy, and the future of scholarly communications.
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One Professor’s AI-Assisted Output: 200 #Papers and 14 #Books This Year (via @washingtonpost.com)
The preprint discussed in the article is available here:
Diamond Fractures: Tracing Journal Transitions Away from Diamond Open Access
arxiv.org/abs/2606.31302
Report: Hundreds of ‘Free’ Academic #Journals Have Started Charging Fees (via @nature.com)