Jan 2020
A new tutorial demostrating how to extract and visualize data about industry collaborations, by combining the Dimensions data with GRID.
Dimensions uses GRID (the Global Research Identifiers Database) to unambiguously identify research organizations. GRID includes a wealth of data, for example whether an organization has type 'Education' or 'Industry'. So it's pretty easy to take advantage of these metadata in order to highlight collaboration patterns between a selected university and other organizations from the industry sector.
The Identifying the Industry Collaborators of an Academic Institution notebook can be adapted so to focus on any research organization: many of us are linked to some university, hence it's quite interesting to explore what are the non-academic organizations related to
The Dimensions API can be accessed for free for non-commercial research projects.
For example, see below a Plotly visualization of the industry collaborators for University of Trento, Italy.
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2024
paper Dimensions: Calculating Disruption Indices at Scale
Quantitative Science Studies, Sep 2024. https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2309.06120