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Texas A&M University Uses Dimensions To Evaluate Postgraduate Success of PhD Students

In this case study, Dr. Bruce Herbert of Texas A&M highlights the results of a pilot project which aimed to characterize the research careers of a small number of recent graduates.

Discover how librarians use Dimensions when making strategic collection development decisions

Academic librarians use Dimensions to ensure they meet one of their most critical goals: making the right decisions about which information their researchers need access to.

Students at Carnegie Mellon University Use Dimensions to Create Research Funding Dashboards

Using the Dimensions API, students created dashboards on CMU’s intranet which are available to staff, students, and other university affiliates.

Erasmus University Rotterdam uses Dimensions to monitor Sustainable Development Goals

Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) wants to make a positive societal impact through research, as measured by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). They are using Dimensions for the creation of a dashboard as a tool for strategic planning and continuous measurement of progress.

Discovering Funding Sources with Dimensions at University of Colorado, Boulder

Donna Axel is a Proposal Editor and Writing Coach and shares how she is using Dimensions in her daily work.

Finding COVID-19 grant application reviewers using Dimensions data

This case study describes why and how the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) from University of Florida used Dimensions to find reviewers for COVID-19 grant applications.

Using Dimensions’ robust grants database to assess the state of Canadian climate science

Tristan’s objective was to assess the current state of climate science resources and funding in Canada and use the results to offer recommendations to strengthen the field.

An A&I database on steroids

Jenny Wooldridge, Senior Analyst in the analysis and evaluation team at the UK-based National Physical Laboratory describes how powerful Dimensions is at helping conduct vital research and strategic analyses.

Using Dimensions to understand Open Access adoption rates

Philipp Pollack, Data & Metrics Specialist in the Central Library at Forschungszentrum Jülich, highlights the vital role Dimensions and GRID data play in monitoring Germany’s Open Access activity.

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