Contact Us Forging partnerships to overcome global research challenges At Digital Science, we believe in collaboration, communication, and an open and inclusive research culture. Our goal is to support all members of the research community through our specific software solutions, but we can’t do it alone. That’s why we love to forge partnerships with groups and organisations who share our values and ambitions. This makes our research community stronger. Digital Science’s family of portfolio products strongly reflects those values. They have each been developed with the research community’s needs in mind. We ensure that, through our engagement events, we understand the latest challenges researchers are facing. Many of our team members also have first-hand researcher experience, and understand the challenges that those in the research profession face. We are always looking for new ways to help our community. If you are interested in working with us, we would love to hear from you. Free Dimensions Access for Research4Life Participants Supporting Scientometrics Supporting Standards We have first-hand experience of working in research. We understand the challenges, and we have the know-how to overcome them through robust research infrastructure, and in particular through the adoption of persistent identifiers (PIDs). Many of our products have integrated ORCID researcher identifiers, including Figshare, Symplectic Elements, Dimensions, and Overleaf. We have have also overcome our own PID-related challenges through the development of the Global Research Identifier Database (GRID). GRID is a free-to-use institutional identifier which adds another layer of metadata to research outputs, and can be incorporated into many systems. GRID provided the seed data for the Research Organisation Registry (ROR), and Digital Science continues to work with our community to integrate PIDs for better-linked metadata that allows us to gain actionable insights from the analysis of research information. ORCID uses GRID identifiers to create a richer research context by drawing on linked metadata Digital Science has integrated ORCID researcher persistent identifiers within many of its platforms, including Figshare, Symplectic Elements, Dimensions, and Overleaf Symplectic are a Certified Service Provider for ORCID Driving Open Data Practices Support Open Data DOI best practices Make Data Count Driving Innovation We collaborate with initiatives that unite experts to solve problems, such as our sponsorship of the eLife Innovation Sprint. We create platforms for engagement and communication through events such as Sci Foo, an annual gathering of the greatest researchers and thinkers at Google’s Googleplex in California, USA. We are also one of the four founding partners of The Research on Research Institute (RoRI), a consortium of organisations striving to identify, and break down barriers to inclusion in all aspects of research. Digital Science, the Wellcome Trust, and the Universities of Sheffield and Leiden joined forces to establish the Research on Research Institute (RoRI). This international consortium of funders, academics, and technologists is committed to transformative and translational research on research News and Updates My Meta (Mis)Adventures with open access monograph metadata Shining a light on collaboration with Protein Data Bank and Dimensions Celebrating Ada Lovelace – computing pioneer and women in STEM today If you are looking for a project partner or collaborator… …we’d love to talk! Suze Kundu | Head of Content & Community Get in touch Working together… Solutions For Academic Institutions Federal Government Funders Industry Publishers Researchers Our Products Altmetric CC Grant Tracker Consultancy Dimensions figshare Gigantum IFI CLAIMS Overleaf ripeta ReadCube Papers Symplectic Scismic Writefull Challenges Advancing Innovation Advancing Research Infrastructure Impact and Reputation Data That Makes a Difference Advancing Openness and Responsibility Investments Partnerships Blog Events and Webinars Resource Library News Room About us Why work here Jobs People Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms and Conditions Cookies settings Modern Slavery Statement © 2021 Digital Science & Research Solutions Ltd. All Rights Reserved This website uses cookies for analytics, improving your on-line experience and enabling third party features. If you agree, choose “Accept all”, otherwise manage your preferences in “Cookie settings”. Cookies settings Accept all