Persistent identifiers (PIDs) are tools that are used to uniquely identify people, organisations, and other objects (e.g., books, articles, datasets) in a scholarly communication system. This website provides information about persistent identifiers and the types of support for them at the national level.
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15. October 2026
In collaboration with the EOSC CZ Training Centre, the National Centre for Persistent Identifiers organized a webinar introducing the Research Activity Identifier (RAiD) and its… … Webinar: Introduction to the Research Activity Identifier (RAiD) Read More »
14. October 2026
ORCID has launched a collaboration with Springer Nature, Elsevier, Wiley, Taylor & Francis, and Sage on a new initiative called Peer Review Recognition. Its goal… …
24. September 2026
This event was held in the Czech language. , The presentation from the webinar is available in the NTK Repository https://doi.org/10.48813/cbe6-dg12 Annotation: This webinar will… …
7. September 2026
The DOI registration agency DataCite is organizing another Open Hours session this time on 23 September 2026 from 17:00, focusing on how DataCite members can… … DataCite Open Hours 23 September 17:00 – Spotlight on DOI for Research Software Read More »