Isabelle DORSCH

Ingénieur(e) de recherche

My research background spans open science, informetrics, and social media analysis. I am particularly interested in topics such as open access, scientometrics, scholarly communication, research assessment indicators, and metrics literacy.

At GEMASS, I work on the OPENIT project , which seeks to analyze the multifaceted dynamics of the scientific publishing market and unravel the complex interdependencies among its various stakeholders. Within the project, I lead the work on mapping open access policies and initiatives (WP1) and characterizing scientific publishing models (WP2), where my expertise guides the strategic direction and research implementation.

Previously, I contributed to an open science research project at the ZBW – Leibniz Information Center for Economics in Kiel, Germany, and spent several years as a research associate, lecturer, and mentor in the Department of Information Science at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany, where I also earned my PhD in Information Science.

Dernières publications de Isabelle DORSCH

Abdelghani MADDI, Isabelle DORSCH, The Open Science Landscape Is Increasingly Difficult to Grasp. That’s a Problem, Maddi, A., Dorsch, I., & Simard, M.-A. (2026, July 21). The open science landscape is increasingly difficult to grasp. That’s a problem. Katina Magazine. https://doi.org/10.1146/katina-072126-1 , 2026

Toutes les publications de Isabelle DORSCH

Abdelghani MADDI, Isabelle DORSCH, The Open Science Landscape Is Increasingly Difficult to Grasp. That’s a Problem, Maddi, A., Dorsch, I., & Simard, M.-A. (2026, July 21). The open science landscape is increasingly difficult to grasp. That’s a problem. Katina Magazine. https://doi.org/10.1146/katina-072126-1 , 2026