Hello, I would say the best is just to go to OpenAlex and search for your particular funder, with that specific character string, and you can see all of their works, also non wiki ones. here <https://openalex.org/funders/f4320306151> is Alfred P Sloan, one of the larger private WikiResearch funders. But also here <https://osf.io/6e9as/files/fznt8> is the 'big' dataset, let's say, and you can select papers matching the 'grants.funder_display_name'.
Best, Brett On Mon, Jul 27, 2026 at 1:32 AM Benj. Mako Hill <[email protected]> wrote: > Greetings Brett and others! > > First of all, thank you *so* much for doing this work and sharing > it. This work feels like it has the real possibility of helping > Wikimedia researchers fund their work. This is very useful! > > {"quotation": {"who": "Brett Buttliere via Wiki-research-l", "date": "Fri, > Jul 24, 2026 at 06:44:20PM +0200"}} > > *If you want to see the full list of funders, and also the keywords that > > they are funding, you can see that here < > https://osf.io/6e9as/files/ca3sz>.* > > from there you can search in the main dataset and find the specific > papers, > > read abstracts, or see who did them or at what institutions. > > Is there also some mapping between specific papers or pieces of > research and funders? > > The obvious takeaway is that all the most common funding sources are > national research funding agencies (China, US, Japan, Europe, > etc.). This is, of course, not super surprising since these > organizations fund tons of research. > > I'm really interested in learning about smaller funders I don't > already know about who might be interested in funding Wikimedia > work. That said, it feels obvious looking at the list that I'm going > to need to know *what* was funded to figure this out. > > Regards, > Mako > > -- > Benjamin Mako Hill > https://mako.cc/academic/ > _______________________________________________ Wiki-research-l mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
