Carlos Areia

It can, however, I think (and this is my personal opinion) that it should be different than the one applied to social media, as it is not so much about positive/negative but more in the context of recommendation/comparison/critique when we talk about citations sentiment.

Frontiers | Sentiment analysis of research attention: the Altmetric proof of concept Traditional bibliometric approaches to research impact assessment have predominantly relied on citation counts, overlooking the qualitative dimensions of how...

This is the first paper I've contributed to, and I couldn’t be happier! Thank you @careia.bsky.social, @herrison2000.bsky.social and @miguelgarcia.bsky.social!
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It's amazing to see this published. It was a lot of work testing, refining, and improving our AI sentiment proof of concept that is now live in @altmetric.com. If you are curious about the process, do check it out!

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#PPwebinar What's the right journal to support dissemination and engagement? Connect now to hear it from Carlos Areia in our webinar sponsored by @altmetric.com and moderated by our Deep Dive editor @elmerphante.bsky.social

#PPwebinar Thank you for joining us! Watch the on-demand recording anytime and connect with us or @altmetric.com if you want to explore and discover more on the topics.

Driving Forward the UN Sustainable Development Goals Through Transatlantic Collaborations The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are aimed at promoting the sustainable development of the world. The objective of this study is not only to provide a comprehensive comparison of collaborat...

Our very own @shannon-ohreally.bsky.social @careia.bsky.social and @datasfaction.bsky.social authored this chapter.

“Transatlantic collaborative research fosters not only openness, but is also more likely to be cited in both policy and patent documents.”

Two-headed Headline Writing Machine @careia.bsky.social and @herrison2000.bsky.social, our resident data wranglers, recently showed up on the Medical Affairs podcast to drop some science on Bluesky versus X formerly Twitter.

In 20 minutes they drop several chunky revelations.

Butterflies on a blue sky

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The numbers are in. @bsky.app research sharing volumes vs X Formerly Twitter

In March 2024, on most days, Bluesky hosts more posts linked to research published in 2025 than X.

By quite a lot.

Release the Kraken...

#AcademicSky #HigherEd #Altmetrics
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