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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.
In this case study, Sara Rouhi shares what role transformative and Open Access publishing agreements have in the evolution to Open Access, and how PLOS relies on Dimensions data to uniquely inform their related strategies.
This case study describes how SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, uses Dimensions on a day-to-day basis. It focuses on how Dimensions supports SPIE in their strategic thinking and planning for the future.
Emerald Publishing subscribed to Digital Science’s Dimensions Analytics and API in the summer of 2018. A year and a half later, a few key Emerald colleagues took the time to share with us how Dimensions data have become critical in their day-to-day work.
Tristan’s objective was to assess the current state of climate science resources and funding in Canada
and use the results to offer recommendations to strengthen the
field.
Aruna Rajan is a Staff Market Research Analyst at Illumina.
Aruna’s role involves providing strategic insights and actionable
information from market models and other analyses.
Jenny Wooldridge, Senior Analyst in the analysis and evaluation team at the UK-based National Physical Laboratory describes how powerful Dimensions is at helping conduct
vital research and strategic analyses.
Philipp Pollack, Data & Metrics Specialist in the Central Library at Forschungszentrum Jülich, highlights the vital role Dimensions and GRID data play in monitoring Germany’s
Open Access activity.
John de Mello, Head of Nano at Norwegian University of Science
& Technology, describes how he has used the Dimensions API to help his university understand what it does -
and what it could do - in nanoscience and technology
