Machine learning (ML) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be used not only to analyze a company’s internal data but also to extract information from the external environment , revealing hidden experts and resources within an organization.
In a recent conversation for a podcast, Carlos Areia, Senior Data Scientist at Digital Science and Julia Mutygullina, Product Solutions Manager at Digital Science with Garth Sundem, Director of Communications and Marketing at Medical Affairs Professional Society (MAPS) discussed machine learning as a tool for understanding audiences, including audience segments/personas and individuals within these groups.
They also touched on the limitations and data privacy concerns that distinguish what we “could” know from what we “should” uncover.
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Altmetric’s expansion to include multi-language tracking was a step in the direction of gaining a deeper comprehension of attention beyond the English-speaking world.
Developed to provide an understanding of attention beyond the traditional bibliometrics, the Altmetric badges have become an important tool for publishers, institutions and researchers alike.
Current data shows that despite a decline in activity, X’s engagement remains higher than pre-COVID levels, underscoring its place in the research discourse.
Can Altmetric solutions provide a clearer picture of how a researcher’s gender might influence their recognition, achievements, and impact within STEM fields? Can Altmetric be one of the means to address current gender disparities within STEM research?
Tools like Altmetric will be vital in tracking the attention research on antimicrobial resistance gets across different information platforms.
While the now well-recognized Altmetric donut does show the amount of attention in various digital settings, it is becoming increasingly clear that digging deeper into Altmetric data can uncover a plethora of important information that was previously difficult, if not impossible, to access.
The emphasis on including patients, families, caregivers, and communities in the discourse means looking beyond research and scholarly circles to understand what themes related to patient safety resonate within the ‘public’ domain
Two recent papers show that the Altmetric Attention Score can have applications pertinent in this era of misinformation in the digital age.
