ScienceOpen presented its platform for scholarly reseach at the Previews session of the SSP annual meeting in Vancouver June 01-03, 2016. ScienceOpen puts over 12 million articles in context to engage researchers and make ideas more discoverable.

1. The Big Picture:
Research in Context
Society of Scholarly Publishing Annual Meeting
Vancouver, 02 June 2016
Stephanie Dawson
@Science_Open, @SDawsonBerlin
Image Courtesy SRTM Team
NASA/JPL/NIMA

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Your content needs to be found..
Image Credit: Bryan Jones, Flickr CC BY-NC-SA
in a search across all publishers,
journals, institutes, disciplines, article
types, authors.

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Your content in its natural habitat
“The complex jujube genome provides
insights into fruit tree biology”
Cited by:
Identification, characterization and
expression analysis of lineage-specific
genes within sweet orange (Citrus
sinensis). Yuantao Xu, Guizhi Wu, Baohai
Hao … (2014)
Herbal
medicine
Authors: Meng-Jun Liua,
Jin Zhao, Qing-Le Cai, Guo-
Cheng Liu, Jiu-Rui Wang,
Zhi-Hui Zhao, Ping Liu…
Journal: Nature
Communications
Agriculture
Genome
sequencing
Similar: Discovery
of biological
networks from
diverse functional
genomic data.
Chad Myers, Drew
Robson, Adam
Wible (2005)

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A context hub on ScienceOpen
Article page with:
 Citations
 Comments
 Linked authors
 Related
collections
 Similar articles
 Altmetric score
 Link to article on
publisher site

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Creating a context environment
For each article input into the database, the
ScienceOpen aggregation engine analyzes the references
and generates a new article record that refers back to
the seed article
Ca. 35 references
per article
referring back to
the „seed“ article

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Join the ScienceOpen network!

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Our partners

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Context-driven search & discovery
https://www.altmetric.com/
Citation indexing & context
building
Article-level metrics
Journal-level branding
Social media and
networking tools

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Your platform for…
Enhanced discovery and visibility
Measurable impact through
increased usage
Contact: Stephanie.Dawson@ScienceOpen.com
Twitter: @Science_Open
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ScienceOpen