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08 May 2020 2518 reads

University of Manchester adopted the Scholix Metadata Schema for Exchange of Scholarly Communication Links 

 

How do you curate your institutional scholarly record when researchers deposit their data in external repositories, but they do not necessarily tell where they have published it? One helpful approach we found for this was to use Open APIs, that exist both for Scholix and for DataCite. To first identify the relevant datasets, and then we harvest their metadata to populate our current research information system (CRIS) .

Chris Gibson – Research Services Librarian (Data) at the University of Manchester Library

Interview with Chris Gibson from the University of Manchester Library

During the IDCC 2020 meeting in Dublin in February 2020, the RDA interviewed Chris Gibson, Research Services Librarian (Data) at the University of Manchester Library. In the interview Gibson told the University of Manchester Library adoption story of the Scholix Metadata Schema for Exchange of Scholarly Communication Links where he explains the adoption process, the benefits and the lessons learned.  

Watch the video and discover what the impact of this adoption case is on the University of Manchester Library's work:

 

Country of your organisation : 
United Kingdom
Stakeholder Classification of your organisation: 
Library
Additional support for this adoption story: 
RDA National Node UK