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I use AI on research data in two contexts:
- Conversational bibliometrics is about natural-language access to bibliometric analysis. I started with DimQuery, a schema-aware Custom GPT for writing Dimensions BigQuery queries, then built the AI metascientist, a webapp for domain experts (heads of research, funders) who know their field but not the bibliometric details. The Claude Projects implementation tested the same separation for expert users. Biblioflow is the concept that bring these experiments together into a local-first architecture: most of the workflow runs on small models, with a frontier model as reviewer, and the full process remains auditable without requiring a human in every step.
- AI workflows use AI more narrowly: enhancement and enrichment tasks (metadata and geography) and field monitoring through research summarisation.
Conversational bibliometrics
The AI metascientist proof of concept
A governed analytics framework for conversational bibliometrics.
Conversational bibliometrics
DimQuery live tool
Schema-aware Custom GPT for writing Dimensions queries on BigQuery.
Conversational bibliometrics
Claude Projects implemented
Claude Projects as analytical workflows.
Conversational bibliometrics
Biblioflow concept
Design for a local, governed bibliometric workflow system.
AI workflows
Research org typology validated
Five-dimensional organisation classification across legal form, funding, governance, territory, and role.
AI workflows
Journalscape classifier validated
Classifying geographic terms in journal titles by semantic role.
AI workflows
Biblioscope operational
Field monitoring pipeline to track emerging methodologies against a frozen corpus structure.