Submitted by User on Fri, 02/19/2010 - 20:44

Open bibliographic data for the academic community.

Easy to use tools for curating bibliographies.

 

Take a look at some of the work produced:

Harvard Open Scholar - A simple full-featured academic website builder. Create a customized website in seconds then add any academic related content including CV, bio, publication list, images, class materials, and more.

BKN People - An open repository, web services interface (structWSF), and website for any data describing academic authors. Full datasets are available via ftp at, downloads.

AIM Problem List - An online tool for creating and maintaining list of unsolved mathematics problems. This tool has the potential to change mathematics research by bringing a wider range of people and expertise in contact with research questions.

BibJSON - A flexible, JSON-based data format specification for exchange of bibliographic records.

 

The Bibliographic Knowledge Network (BKN or BibKN) is a loose coalition of partners funded by the NSF Cyber-enabled Discovery and Innovation (CDI) Program. The mission is to build free tools and applications for researchers to distill, normalize, reconcile, publish, and analyze large open bibliographic datasets, and to develop a network of websites and webservices participating in this activity.The major participating organizations are the American Institute of Mathematics (AIM), Harvard University, Stanford University and the University of California, Berkeley. 

Research supported in part by NSF Award 0835851, Bibliographic Knowledge Network.

 

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