2024 public data file now available, featuring new experimental formats - Crossref
This year’s public data file is now available, featuring over 156 million metadata records deposited with Crossref through the end of April 2024 from over 19,000 members. A full breakdown of Crossref metadata statistics is available here. Like last year, you can download all of these records in one go via Academic Torrents or directly from Amazon S3 via the “requester pays” method. Download the fi
Open Funder Registry to transition into Research Organization Registry (ROR) - Crossref
Today, we are announcing a long-term plan to deprecate the Open Funder Registry. For some time, we have understood that there is significant overlap between the Funder Registry and the Research Organization Registry (ROR), and funders and publishers have been asking us whether they should use Funder IDs or ROR IDs to identify funders. It has therefore become clear that merging the two registries w
Accessibility for Crossref DOI Links: Call for comments on proposed new guidelines - Crossref
Our entire community – members, metadata users, service providers, community organizations and researchers – create and/or use DOIs in some way so making them more accessible is a worthy and overdue effort. For the first time in five years and only the second time ever, we are recommending some changes to our DOI display guidelines (the changes aren’t really for display but more on that below). We
Free public data file of 112+ million Crossref records - Crossref
A lot of people have been using our public, open APIs to collect data that might be related to COVID-19. This is great and we encourage it. We also want to make it easier. To that end we have made a free data file of the public elements from Crossref’s 112.5 million metadata records. The file (65GB, in JSON format) is available via Academic Torrents here: https://doi.org/10.13003/83B2GP It is impo
Crossref is 20 - Crossref
It seems like only yesterday… On January 19th, 2000 a new not-for-profit organization was registered in New York State. It was called Publishers International Linking Association, Inc but was more commonly referred to as “CrossRef”. This means that Crossref will be 20 years old on January 19th, 2020 so I wanted to mark the occasion with a short post. We are planning more ways to mark our 20th anni
License information - Crossref
Copyright is a type of intellectual property, which allows the copyright owner to protect against others copying or reproducing their work. Copyright arises automatically when a work that qualifies for protection is created. Scholarly communications relies on researchers sharing, adapting, and building on the work of others, so a license (an official permission or permit) is needed in order for co
Distributed usage logging collaboration - Crossref
Our Perspectives blog series highlights different members of our diverse, global community at Crossref. We learn more about their lives and how they came to know and work with us, and we hear insights about the scholarly research landscape in their country, the challenges they face, and their plans for the future. Notre série de blogs Perspectives met en lumière différents membres de la communauté
The Organization Identifier Project: a way forward - Crossref
The scholarly communications sector has built and adopted a series of open identifier and metadata infrastructure systems to great success. Content identifiers (through Crossref and DataCite) and contributor identifiers (through ORCID) have become foundational infrastructure to the industry. But there still seems to be one piece of the infrastructure that is missing. There is as yet no open, sta
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DOAJ and Crossref renew their partnership to support the least-resourced journals - Crossref
Introduction to grants - Crossref
PIDs for Conferences & Projects - Crossref
Newly approved membership terms will replace existing agreement - Crossref
Using the Crossref REST API. Part 9 (with Dimensions) - Crossref
API Case Study - Crossref
Membership terms - Crossref
How good is your metadata? - Crossref
New Metadata Plus service launching - Crossref
Crossref and colleagues in South Korea - Crossref
Linking DOIs using HTTPs: the background to our new guidelines - Crossref
A look back at LIVE16 - Crossref