
Open citations & linked bibliographic data | 26-28 October 2020 | #WikiCite on Telegram | Twitter
Hello all,
Of possible interest to this community: WikiCite is a project working to build a comprehensive open knowledge base of scholarly sources, the
citations between them and from Wikipedia, and of the authors and organisations that produce them.
Next week is the annual Wikicite conference series on research output items including journal publications, grey literature, datasets, and the citation network. Please join us at:
Please consider disseminating this to those in your organisation who might be interested. We think it will be a good follow-up to Open Access Week, as Wikidata is a highly participatory open platform.
All the best,
Thomas Shafee
Part of Celebrating Wikidata's 8th
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Thomas Shafee
Senior officer research data outputs | Dept.
Academic outreach and engagement,
La Trobe University, Melbourne
Research fellow | Dept.
Animal, plant and soil sciences, La Trobe University, Melbourne
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