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Lens.org: Bridging Knowledge Silos

Key Points:

  • Lens.org Hosts 225+ million scholarly articles, 127 million patents, and 370 million patent sequences.
  • It Features the Lens MetaRecord for metadata integration alongside discovery, analysis, and management tools.
  • Lens.org ensures open access to data while respecting the confidentiality needs of competitive businesses, embodying an inclusive and transparent approach.

 

The Lens.org project by Cambia consolidates over 225 million scholarly works and 127 million patent records into a single platform.

Overview

The Lens.org project, initiated by social enterprise Cambia, aims to break down barriers created by silos of specialized knowledge, including scholarly research, patents, policies, and business data. It facilitates effective, efficient, and equitable problem-solving by linking diverse open knowledge artifacts and metadata. 

Data

The Lens has compiled an extensive database with over 225 million scholarly works, 127 million global patent records, and 370 million patent sequences. This vast repository is accessible through an open web platform, Lens.org, offering discovery, analysis, decision-making, and partnering tools.

Key Features of The Lens

  • Lens MetaRecord: Integration of multiple data sources for comprehensive metadata.
  • Discovery Tools: Facilitating research and analysis through advanced search capabilities.
  • Analysis and Management Tools: For tracking and analyzing scholarly and patent collections.

Additionally, The Lens supports open access and offers APIs, customized datasets, and other specialized tools to facilitate problem-solving across various sectors. Emphasizing transparency, equity, and inclusion, The Lens operates under the principle of ‘Open for Outcomes’, ensuring its platform is accessible to all, including competitive businesses that require confidentiality.

 

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