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Europe PubMed Centralattribution and credit

ORCID - Dryad Symposium on Research AttributionMay 23rd 2013

• Europe PubMed Central overview

• A repository for the life science literature

• Built in collaboration with PubMed Central USA (+ PMC Canada) since 2006

• Led by EMBL-EBI, with the British Library, and the University of Manchester

• Supported by 20 European life science funders, led by the Wellcome Trust.

• Built in the context of life science databases at EMBL-EBI

Europe PubMed Central

• 28 million abstracts

• 2.5 million full text articles (600K OA)

• Website• Programmatic access

Four reasons to use Europe PMC

• Search abstracts and full text in the

same interface

• Semantic enrichment of full text

• Link to databases that cite articles

• Citation counts for articles (and sort

order)

• Credit for Authors

New Author Search Features

• Data Citation in Full Text Articles

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DOIs

Data Citation in Europe PMC articles

~125,000 articles (out of 2.6 million)

For example

Kafkas S, Kim JH, and McEntyre JR Database Citation in Full Text Articles, PLoS One

Tools for database developers and curators

• When people publish articles, they cite data

• When people make data depositions, or curate database

records, they cite articles

• RSS feed alerts when data is cited

and unknown to databaseSenay Kafkas Jee-Hyub Kim

Some observations about data citation

in research articles

• High precision

• Low frequency (5% of papers or less)

• Re-use by submitting authors is common

• Requirement to parse submission from reuse statements

• Well-cited articles cite well-cited data, but on an entirely

different scale

• Significant proportion of data being cited is not primary

data, but rather views/syntheses of primary data

• Credit for Funders

Clear funding information on records

Search for total articles and full text

API on over 50,000 grants from the 20

Europe PMC Funders

Developed by MIMAS

- Enrich grant data in Manuscript Submission Systems

GRIST

• Credit for data mining algorithms

• Credit for data sets in repositories

Labs LinkOut

Text mining algorithmsDatabases and Institutional Repositories

• Managing Credit for Authors and

Contributors

Start at ORCID

Select “Link publications to ORCID Using Europe PMC”

Use Europe PMC to add Publications to your ORCID

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Linking Publications to ORCID via Europe PMC

PMC336623 Extended to many other biological data types

PeopleEBIYuci GouFlorian GrafSenay KafkasJyothi KaturiOliver KillianJee-Hyub KimNikos MarinosJo McEntyreAndrew MorrisonXingjun PiPhilip RossiterFrancesco TaloVid Vartek

University of ManchesterSophia Ananiadou, NaCTeMJohn McNaught, NaCTeMBill Black, NaCTeMRoss Macintyre, MimasVic Lyte, MimasDavis Chaplin, MimasYogesh Patel, MimasSimon Hubbard

British LibraryAnna KinseyLee-Ann ColemanRob RowbothamCraig HawkinsSami Mansoor

OpenAIRE plus collaborators