22 slides.-- Presentation delivered within Session 2 "Recent research information developments in the Netherlands (II)"The presentation introduces the NWO Persistent Identifier Strategy issued in Apr 2021 by the Dutch Research Council (NWO). The goal of a funder-led PID strategy is to improve data quality for funders and the broader community and increase funders’ capacity to monitor the outcomes of funded projects. The NWO PID strategy relies on three main PIDs: ORCID for researcher identification, CrossRef Grant IDs for funded grants and ROR for identifying research organisations. The need for funders to engage with other stakeholders at a national level and internationally with other funders is also highlighted
This report brings together the outcomes of several SURF projects aimed at mobilizing use of Persist...
The UK case study of a national persistent identifier strategy presented at the National PID Strateg...
In the Netherlands, there are several PID services embedded in specific use cases. Each (see below)...
Research funding organisations, including NWO, collect a lot of information about research activitie...
Research funding organisations, including NWO, collect a lot of information about research activitie...
Two complementary movements have energized the need for improved information about research: Open Sc...
Two complementary movements have energized the need for improved information about research: Open Sc...
This presentation describes the UK's persistent identifier (PID) strategy and was part of the "Natio...
This report brings together the outcomes of several SURF projects aimed at mobilizing use of Persist...
Among research funders, there is increasing interest in a more in depth understanding of both the ef...
This report brings together the outcomes of several SURF projects aimed at mobilizing use of Persist...
This report brings together the outcomes of several SURF projects aimed at mobilizing use of Persist...
Presentation given by Esther Plomp for the PID NL - A workshop on the use of Persistent Identifiers ...
Persistent identifiers (PIDs) are important elements of open science infrastructures to ensure FAIR ...
The National PID Strategies Working Group was endorsed to explore how Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) ...
This report brings together the outcomes of several SURF projects aimed at mobilizing use of Persist...
The UK case study of a national persistent identifier strategy presented at the National PID Strateg...
In the Netherlands, there are several PID services embedded in specific use cases. Each (see below)...
Research funding organisations, including NWO, collect a lot of information about research activitie...
Research funding organisations, including NWO, collect a lot of information about research activitie...
Two complementary movements have energized the need for improved information about research: Open Sc...
Two complementary movements have energized the need for improved information about research: Open Sc...
This presentation describes the UK's persistent identifier (PID) strategy and was part of the "Natio...
This report brings together the outcomes of several SURF projects aimed at mobilizing use of Persist...
Among research funders, there is increasing interest in a more in depth understanding of both the ef...
This report brings together the outcomes of several SURF projects aimed at mobilizing use of Persist...
This report brings together the outcomes of several SURF projects aimed at mobilizing use of Persist...
Presentation given by Esther Plomp for the PID NL - A workshop on the use of Persistent Identifiers ...
Persistent identifiers (PIDs) are important elements of open science infrastructures to ensure FAIR ...
The National PID Strategies Working Group was endorsed to explore how Persistent Identifiers (PIDs) ...
This report brings together the outcomes of several SURF projects aimed at mobilizing use of Persist...
The UK case study of a national persistent identifier strategy presented at the National PID Strateg...
In the Netherlands, there are several PID services embedded in specific use cases. Each (see below)...