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Bridging registries of research organisations.

Say goodbye to ambiguous research organisation data with OpenOrgs!

With this OpenAIRE data curation tool you can not only merge duplicate records of organisations and manage the structure of large research performing organisations, but also enhance data integrity across the research landscape.

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Key beneficiaries of OpenOrgs.

Search & Discovery

Researchers

Better findability of authors' institutional affiliations and other digital objects.

aggregation & showcase

Research Performing Organisations

Consistent showcase of the overall scientific production.

Monitoring services

Research Funding Organisations

Consistent information on the impact of resources.

Open science services

Entire research community

Functional and up-to-date services.

Why OpenOrgs.

OpenOrgs effectively navigates the intricacies of organisations engaged in research endeavors. This clarity significantly enhances information sharing, boosts the accessibility of research outputs, and streamlines activity monitoring.

Integration of different organisation registries
OpenOrgs users can fill in the gaps in existing information and enhance the organisation's discoverability by establishing links between persistent identifiers maintained by other established initiatives like ROR.
Resolution of duplicates and curation of metadata
A curator can edit organization metadata and approve or reject similarity relations suggested by the deduplication algorithm. Curator feedback is then used to improve the algorithm's accuracy.
Curated metadata featured on OpenAIRE portals
The organisations resulting from the deduplication enhanced by the user feedback are indexed and subsequently exposed by the OpenAIRE portal.
Bridging the variety of identities the organisations may have
OpenAIRE Graph reveals connections among research outputs, organisations, funders, and funding streams. Introducing a disambiguation tool with national curators will further streamline scholarly communication by addressing the multiple identities of organisations.

Case Studies.

Explore the real-world use of OpenOrgs through our Case Studies which highlight its important role in research and collaboration.

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OpenOrgs expedites the data curation of university of Belgrade scholarly works
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Curating the OpenAIRE Graph: disambiguating Greek organisations metadata with OpenOrgs
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OpenOrgs facilitates the correct mapping of research outputs for Cyprus
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Global curation overview.

Greece
17
curators
18%
curated orgs
1.2K
approved orgs
5.3K
suggested orgs
200
orgs with new duplicates
34
potential conflicts
432
companies
11
archives
80
nonprofits
304
educational orgs
37
government orgs
25
healthcare orgs
25
facilities
34
other
Italy
24
curators
34%
curated orgs
4.7K
approved orgs
9.3K
suggested orgs
735
orgs with new duplicates
45
potential conflicts
651
companies
31
archives
190
nonprofits
331
educational orgs
96
government orgs
284
healthcare orgs
284
facilities
184
other
Sweden
9
curators
30%
curated orgs
1.5K
approved orgs
3.4K
suggested orgs
164
orgs with new duplicates
1
potential conflicts
852
companies
21
archives
136
nonprofits
79
educational orgs
96
government orgs
43
healthcare orgs
43
facilities
140
other
Switzerland
6
curators
26%
curated orgs
1.5K
approved orgs
4.2K
suggested orgs
194
orgs with new duplicates
0
potential conflicts
536
companies
97
archives
190
nonprofits
148
educational orgs
101
government orgs
88
healthcare orgs
88
facilities
175
other
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