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Matching data references and institutional output to map the reuse of biomedical research data

2026-04-09

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<p>Data sharing is increasingly expected by funders, journals, institutions, and other actors in the research system. This expectation is based primarily on the assumption that some of the shared data will be reused. Reuse can take many forms and have many purposes, but currently the only way to detect reuse of data at scale is to screen the research literature. We used the Data Citation Corpus to detect instances...

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Literature Corpus work: 8eb1d62f-1ea3-5058-9c31-e6c24b7da807
DOI: 10.31222/osf.io/z9kjf_v2

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