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EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO) is introducing new ways for researchers to explore and evaluate scholarship through the EBSCO Scholarly Graph (ESG), a linked data framework that connects scholarly entities, including people, publications and topics. By structuring relationships across hundreds of millions of records, ESG enables researchers to uncover connections, trace impact and navigate the scholarly information network more intuitively. As a knowledge graph focused on scholarly content, it provides the foundation for new discovery experiences and future enhancements across EBSCO platforms.

ESG is built by aggregating metadata from trusted sources and enriching it with contextual relationships and standardized identifiers. The graph contains nearly 900 million entities, including works, authors, organizations and topics, and more than 3.8 billion relationships, such as citations and authorship, modeled within the Builde ontology. Builde, a streamlined version of the Library of Congress’s BIBFRAME model, provides a flexible vocabulary for

describing scholarly works and relationships.

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