... and what does this mean for what 
Our Research is working on next?

1. Heather Piwowar
@researchremix
Our Research
What kinds of open have
made a difference in scholarly
communication infrastructure?
and what does this mean for what
Our Research is working on next?
#FORCE2019

3. https://ourresearch.org/

4. https://ourresearch.org/

5. https://web.hypothes.is/blog/jrost-summer-2018/

6. What kinds of open make a
difference in scholarly
communication infrastructure?

7. what works?
what gaps are there?

8. - zenodo vs mendeley
- unpaywall vs google scholar or kopernio
- stata or spss or s+ vs r
- matlab vs r or python
- plos one vs scientific reports
- dspace vs figshare
- web of science or scopus
vs dimensions
vs lens or mag

9. https://101innovations.wordpress.com/survey-2015-2016/

10. Bianca Kramer b.m.r.kramer@uu.nl @MsPhelps
Jeroen Bosman j.bosman@uu.nl @jeroenbosman
both at Utrecht University Library

11. https://101innovations.wordpress.com/survey-2015-2016/

12. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/
1h0Aq6NYIeVnLDw33vx1SGnv1jbE2B7widbHhU7tpiU
edit#gid=2141288902

13. - zenodo vs mendeley
- unpaywall vs google scholar or kopernio
- stata or spss or s+ vs r
- matlab vs r or python
- plos one vs scientific reports
- dspace vs figshare
- web of science or scopus
vs dimensions
vs lens or mag

14. dimensions of open infrastructure:
- nonprofit
- community/etc led
- open source or not (what license)
- free or not
- open data or not
- supporting or promoting open science

15. what matters? data is sparse.
but it boils down to this:

16. Is it the solution that
best solves my problem?

17. Open helps to the extent it
increases Availability:
affordable, interoperable, better

18. R: community to help support, growing toolset
Open access NLP: more fulltext
Lens: free
Unpaywall: data available for integrations

19. Is it the solution that
best solves my problem?

20. In some ways disheartening.
But in other ways: good.
Focus on solving problems not
otherwise solved.

21. We’re going to keep doing things
our open way:
- nonprofit
- open api
-open source
- a lot for free
- sustainable

22. We’re working on a
journal subscription tool

28. + impact of plan s

35. - open source
- price
- free generic data
- charge for university customized
- ask funders if interested in subsidizing
- open data apis

36. thanks!
Thanks to conversations to the open science community, and
those who release their articles, datasets, and photos openly.
heather@ourresearch.org
(in case you hadn’t heard: Impactstory is now Our Research
details here: https://blog.ourresearch.org/our-research/ )
I have stickers! Come up and grab one after :)

38. Much of Unpaywall approach and early code based on:
BASE
dissemin
Open Access Button
Currently uses data from:
Crossref
DOAJ
PubMed
EuropePMC
and thousands of OAI-PMH repos!

39. 2 million calls/day

40. Nature
August 2018
(online was titled
“How Unpaywall is
transforming open
science”)