DataCite Annual Community Meeting 2025
Meeting agenda: Wednesday November 12th Thursday November 13th The meeting will be held in english language. You can register for the online meeting on the DataCite website.
The 2025 Annual Meeting of National ORCID Centre
The National Center for Persistent Identifiers at the National Library of Technology invited representatives of member institutions to this year’s third annual meeting of the ORCID National Center, which took place on Wednesday, September 17, 2025. This meeting was an unique opportunity to share current knowledge, experiences, and inspiring ideas in the field of ORCID …
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Archaeological Map of the Czech Republic as a metadata quality “Bright Spot”
In their recently published text, Ted Habermann and Erin Robinson from the organization Metadata Game Changers focused on analyzing examples of good practice regarding the quality of records in repositories that assign DOIs through the registration agency DataCite. The results of the repository operated by theInstitute of Archaeology of the Academy of Sciences of the …
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ORCID and Scholarly Publishers
A new article has been published on the ORCID website: “Scholarly Publishers and ORCID: Partnering to Advance Trust in Research”. Highlights: Next steps publishers can take: Whether you’ve newly adopted ORCID, or are looking to improve your integration, there are several things you can do to increase the value of ORCID in your organization.
DataCite Webinar: DOI in Open Journal Systems
On Wednesday, October 1, the Public Knowledge Project (PKP) team and DataCite held a webinar: Configuring and Optimizing DOIs with DataCite in Open Journal Systems. The presentation and recording of the webinar: Open Journal Systems, DOIs, and DataCiteMike Nason (Open Scholarly Infrastructure Advisor, Public Knowledge Project) Introduction to DataCiteMary Hirsch (Member Support Manager, DataCite) Video …
ROR – Timeline for the Sunset of Version 1 of the ROR API and Schema
In April 2024, the ROR (Research Organization Registry) released version 2 of the ROR API and schema. What is the timeline of transition to version 2? Week of July 28, 2025 ROR API requests with no version in the path will default to v2 instead of v1 This may be a breaking change for applications …
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Register once, use repeatedly: Portugal’s FCT shows how to use ORCID effectively
Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT) is the Portuguese national agency for the funding of science and research. It supports research projects, scientific institutions and infrastructure, as well as education and knowledge transfer. FCT has developed an integrated information ecosystem called PTCRIS, designed to strengthen national scientific activities. The system supports interlinking data …
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ORCID is interested in learning how users perceive its documentation, including: We’d love to hear your thoughts! By completing a short 10-question survey, you’ll help improve the clarity and quality of ORCID’s materials.
Not “ORCID or”, but “ORCID and”…
How researcher identifiers work together to help researchers, build a better picture of research, and streamline administrative tasks? ORCID’s original purpose was to address the name ambiguity problem in scholarly research. In a world where researchers are rewarded based on their work, which is typically linked to them by their name, misattributions are common. ORCID …
We are looking for new colleagues
We are looking for new colleagues for the National Centre for Persistent Identifiers. For more information have a look at the jobs.cz website. We are looking for new colleagues for the Centre for repositories and metadata management. For more information have a look at the jobs.cz website.