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CORE RecommenderSkip to main content CORE COnnecting REpositories ServicesServices overviewExplore all CORE services Access to raw data API Dataset FastSync Content discovery Recommender Discovery OAI identifiers OAI Resolver Managing content Dashboard FAIR Certification Bespoke contracts Consultancy services Support usSupport us MembershipSponsorshipResearch partnership AboutAbout About us Our mission Team Blog FAQs Contact us Community governance Governance Advisory Board Board of supporters Research network Innovations Our research Labs CORE Recommender A leading research papers recommendation solution. Get instant recommendations and discover articles of interest from across the network. InstallDownload our flyer Discoverability Make your repository content more discoverable from across the global network of CORE data providers. Relevant content Support users in finding articles relevant to their interests. Ease of use Easy installation to all repositories, journals and web interfaces. Free access We provide our recommendation service for free. How it works The recommender is a plugin for repositories, journal systems and web interfaces that provides suggestions on relevant articles to the one currently displayed. Its purpose is to support users in discovering articles of interest from across the network of open access repositories. We have validated that all recommended articles are free to read and can be accessed without a paywall. Thus, the CORE Recommender increases the visibility of open access content. Being open should pay off! Arthur Smith Deputy Manager of Scholarly Communication (Open Access), Cambridge University CORE Recommender is an essential part of the evolving open infrastructure, which surfaces not just the content in our repository, but the entire open literature. Recommender greatly enhances the functionality of our repository and provides our users with topical open resources that are only a click away. Where to start? For those with access to the CORE Repository Dashboard - the Recommender installation guidelines and an installation key can be accessed via the Dashboard. Log into the Dashboard and then choose the tab Get the recommender. Otherwise, visit our registration page to gain access to the Recommender. Find out more about the CORE Recommender in our blog post and in our research section. How can I download the CORE Recommender? If you have access to the CORE Repositories Dashboard, log into the CORE Repository Dashboard and you will get the instructions on how to download the CORE Recommender. Otherwise, visit our recommender registration page, where you will also find the installation instructions. Repository managers are highly recommended to use the CORE Repositories Dashboard. If you use CORE in your work, we kindly request you to cite one of our publications. cite publication What’s included Our free membership provides you with: Recommendations of full text items in open access repositories, journals or webpages. Recommendations based on metadata records or full text items or both. A user feedback system that improves the recommendation accuracy. Uniqueness of the CORE Recommender We ensure that the recommended articles are available open access, ensuring that what gets recommended can also be freely read. Our state-of-the-art recommendation algorithm makes use of article full texts, not just metadata, in addition to a wide range of other features. Read more on how the algorithm works in our research section. Install via Repository Dashboard Contact us to install You might be also interested in CORE Discovery CORE Search CORE Repository Dashboard CORE API CORE (COnnecting REpositories) is a not-for-profit service hosted by The Open University supported by CORE Members. Product Services Membership Sponsorship Labs Organisation About us Governance Team Data providers Support Terms FAQs Blog Contact us Writing about CORE? Discover our research outputs and cite our work. Follow us: COREAccessibilityCookiesPrivacy