Patrick Polischuk
Patrick joined Crossref in 2018 where he manages the REST API for metadata consumers. Previously he worked as a Senior Product Manager at PLOS, working on everything from manuscript submission systems to journal publishing platforms. Before making the jump to scholarly publishing Patrick worked on emerging technology policy in Washington, DC, where he earned an MA in International Science and Technology Policy from the George Washington University. In his spare time Patrick enjoys growing vegetables, backpacking in the mountains, and petting cats.
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In 2020 we released our first public data file, something we’ve turned into an annual affair supporting our commitment to the Principles of Open Scholarly Infrastructure (POSI). We’ve just posted the 2022 file, which can now be downloaded via torrent like in years past.
We aim to publish these in the first quarter of each year, though as you may notice, we’re a little behind our intended schedule. The reason for this delay was that we wanted to make critical new metadata fields available, including resource URLs and titles with markup.
UPDATE, 24 August 2021: All pools have been migrated to the new Elasticsearch-backed API, which already appears to be more stable and performant than the outgoing Solr API. Please report any issues via our Crossref issue repository in Gitlab.
UPDATE, 9 August 2021: The cutovers for the polite and Plus pools are delayed again. We’re still working to ensure acceptable performance and stability before serving responses from the new application and infrastructure.
