A Python library for OpenAlex (openalex.org)
This web app aims to help scientists with their literature review using metadata from OpenAlex (OA), Semantic Scholar (S2) and Crossref (CR) in local citation networks.
A collection of Jupyter notebooks, each walking you through a common example of bibliometric analysis using scholarly data from the OpenAlex API.
Semantic search engine indexing 110 million academic publications
Citations, BibTeX, and Research
Jupyter notebooks with examples of querying different PID graphs and providers like OpenAlex, FREYA PID Graph, OpenAIRE, ORCID, ROR, Crossref. Developed at TIB as part of the BMBF funded project TAPIR.
Works-magnet: Retrieve and promote the scholarly works of your institution.
Python API Wrapper for OpenAlex. Query OpenAlex for metadata in Python.
An LLM-based tool for literature synthesis
This Network-graph based literature review tool uses the open-source version of Neo4j with Jupyter Notebooks written in Python to import academic literature metadata from a variety of sources including OpenAlex, arXiv, Sematic Scholar and Web of Science. Also incorporated are OpenAI vector embeddings using Neo4j's Vector Search Index capabilities.
Repository containing scripts for importing OpenAlex snapshots into BigQuery
Source code for creating the Open Edition of the CWTS Leiden Ranking.
A `dbt` project to analyze data snapshots from OpenAlex
CWTS OpenAlex ETL data pipeline.
Official code repositiory for the paper "Collaboration and Topic Switches in Science"
BibexPy is a Python-based software designed to streamline bibliometric data integration, deduplication, metadata enrichment, and format conversion. It simplifies the preparation of high-quality datasets for advanced analyses by automating traditionally manual and error-prone tasks.
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