Open Knowledge Maps

What is Open Knowledge Maps?

Open Knowledge Maps is a visual search engine for scientific knowledge. It helps users get a visual overview of a research topic, find relevant papers, and identify important concepts. It aims to revolutionize discovery by increasing the visibility of research findings for science and society alike. It is a charitable non-profit organization based on the principles of open science, creating an inclusive, sustainable, and equitable infrastructure that can be used by anyone.

How to use Open Knowledge Maps?

Users can start their literature search by entering a research topic. The platform then generates a visual overview, allowing users to explore relevant papers and identify key concepts. Users can refine their search by specifying the time range, document types, and metadata quality.

Open Knowledge Maps’s Core Features

Visual overview of research topics Discovery of relevant papers Identification of important concepts AI-based search engine Customizable search filters (time range, document types, metadata quality)

Open Knowledge Maps’s Use Cases

• Researchers exploring a new field
• Students conducting literature reviews
• Professionals seeking an overview of scientific knowledge
• Organizations embedding discovery tools into their systems