**Welcome to Wikipedia Science Analytics!**
We use this website to document different papers and tools related to studying the presentation of science on Wikipedia.
**Who we are**
- [Arno Simons][1] (DZHW)
- [Marion Schmidt][2] (DZHW)
- [Wolfgang Kircheis][3] (Leipzig University)
- [Benno Stein][4] (Bauhaus-Universität Weimar)
- [Martin Potthast][5] (Leipzig University)
Our group is interdisciplinary and includes social and information scientists with backgrounds in sociology, policy studies, bibliometrics, information retrieval, as well as text and data mining.
**Presentations**
- [When Social Networks Write Science History. Priority Disputes on Wikipedia][6] (2 September 2021: Workshop "[Framing Innovation in a Networked World][7]")
**Papers**
- [Does Wikipedia Cover the Relevant Literature
on Major Innovations Timely? An Exploratory Case Study of CRISPR/Cas9][8]
**Tools & Code**
- [GitHub Repro][9] (comming soon)
[1]: https://www.dzhw.eu/en/gmbh/mitarbeiter?m_id=741
[2]: https://www.dzhw.eu/en/gmbh/mitarbeiter?m_id=684
[3]: https://temir.org/people.html
[4]: https://weimar.webis.de/people/stein
[5]: https://www.uni-leipzig.de/personenprofil/mitarbeiter/jp-dr-martin-potthast/
[6]: https://paolorossini.com/simons-et-al/
[7]: https://paolorossini.com/workshop-program/
[8]: http://webis.de/downloads/publications/papers/schmidt_2021.pdf
[9]: https://github.com/webis-de/wikipedia-science-analytics
