The theme for the 2025 ISMPP Annual Meeting is “Diversity and Innovation: In Concert“, which underscores the importance of embracing diversity in all its forms—whether in thought, experience, background, or discipline—as a catalyst for innovation. Just as a concert unites musicians into a cohesive performance, this meeting gathers diverse professionals to inspire creativity, foster innovation, and advance medical communications.
Digital Science look forward to exhibiting at the conference again this year—you can find us at booth 15 in the exhibit hall, and at our session below!
Omnichannel Insights: Tracking Research Impact from Clinical Guidelines to BlueSky
Tuesday 13 May 2025, 10:10 – 10:30, 📍 Latrobe – Bullfinch – Renwick (Level 3B)
Join Altmetric for an insight-packed 20-minute mini-product theatre as we debut two powerful new attention sources- Clinical Guidelines and BlueSky. Learn how these additions expand Altmetric’s omnichannel view of research engagement, capturing influence from evidence-based practice to emerging digital discourse. Mike Taylor, Head of Data Insights at Altmetric, part of Digital Science, will present the latest data on X versus Bluesky and ask ‘Which is the pre-eminent social network for pharma-related conversations?’
Designed for medical publication professionals, this session will show you how to leverage these sources to demonstrate real-world impact, strengthen strategic planning, and stay ahead in an evolving communications landscape.
Mike Taylor
Head of Data Insights, Digital Science
Mike Taylor
Head of Data Insights, Digital Science
Mike is Head of Data Insights at Digital Science, where he works with publishers and research enterprises to understand the impact of their journals and research.
Mike is an innovator in scholarly metrics and social impact. Prior to the development of altmetrics, he was working to understand how researchers were using emerging social media networks and other platforms to exchange information. Mike has conducted much research and has published papers and presentations on altmetrics and other forms of impact. He is working towards a PhD with Mike Thelwall at Wolverhampton University on Open Access publishing and social impact.
He has been involved in many open initiatives during his career, most notably contributing to the architecture of the ORCID repository and API prior to its launch during his time at Elsevier Labs.
Mike is the co-founder of ElevenOne Theatre and an active director, producer, writer and actor.