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BigQuery enables you to connect Dimensions to your existing tools of choice in under 1 minute.
Our Covid-19 dataset is openly available on Google Cloud. Try BigQuery, our data schema, and build a dashboard.
Find out how we provide an open and iterative approach by connecting our tools with those of the research community. We develop special functions within a matter of days allowing you to implement a search strategy, connect with a diverse range of data sources and so much more. Watch the…
See how you can get started with Dimensions & Google BigQuery in 5 minutes, using free tools and data. No previous experience required, just curiosity for research, innovation, and data.
Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) wants to make a positive societal impact through research, as measured by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). They are using Dimensions for the creation of a dashboard as a tool for strategic planning and continuous measurement of progress.
Donna Axel is a Proposal Editor and Writing Coach and shares how she is using Dimensions
in her daily work.
This case study describes why and how the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) from University of Florida used Dimensions to find reviewers for COVID-19 grant applications.
The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted a different set of needs to analyze trends in scholarship as they occur: Real-time bibliometrics. In this article, which was published in Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics, we describe three basic analyses as illustrations of the potential for real-time bibliometrics.
In our regular training calls we help our users to get the most out of the Dimensions API and Dimensions on Google BigQuery. All past sessions are available for you to watch on YouTube. Enjoy! Watch now…
