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With the Walden launch behind us, 2026 promises to be an exciting year for OpenAlex. And thanks to a transformative grant from Wellcome of $3.6M over three years, funding metadata will be a major focus of that development. This Wellcome-funded project aims to make funding information a first-class part of the open scholarly graph so […]

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Topic: Funding metadata in OpenAlex
Source website: blog.openalex.org
Publication date at source: 2026-01-26
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