DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)

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  1. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    📣@FAIRCORE4EOSC is developing a 🆕 a PID Knowledge Base. The #PIDKB will provide a searchable and filterable database of up-to-date and fine-grained information about the PID landscape. 👉🏾Contribute by completing the following survey by March 14 2025:
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  2. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    With the support of #DataCiteGAF, ACSS strengthened its engagement across the Arab region through in-person workshops & virtual webinars, raising awareness about #RDM, #metadata, #PIDs & Open Infrastructure to enhance research visibility & accessibility.
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  3. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    72 million DataCite DOIs, ready for analysis!🥳 Download our latest public data file, featuring rich metadata, new resource types & insights from over 19M new #DOIs registered in 2024. Read more & join the conversation about #metadata harvesting👇
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  4. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    📣 We need your feedback! Help shape the future of open scholarly infrastructure by reviewing the proposed POSI 2.0 revisions and sharing your thoughts. The survey closes on March 5, 2025. 🔗 Review & Participate: #POSI #OpenScholarlyInfrastructure
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    🌍 Make an impact! DataCite is prioritizing geographic diversity for its 2025 Board elections. We’re seeking candidates from Latin America, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. Nominate by Jan 31! 🗳️ Apply here: #Diversity #GlobalRepresentation
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  6. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    Exciting news: The DataCite Global Access Fund announces its 2nd cohort! With 193 proposals submitted this year, meet our 8 awardees from Ethiopia, Ghana, Jordan, Kenya, Malawi, Pakistan, Tunisia & Vietnam, committed to advancing Open Science!
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  7. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    Join the kick-off meeting of the DataCite Harvesters Interest Group! 🌐 Learn who’s harvesting DataCite metadata, explore harvesting services updates, and share your feedback. Open to all community members! Register now: #MetadataHarvesting
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  8. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    We’re excited to welcome Jamie Wittenberg @jamieviva as DataCite’s new Board President, starting Jan 1, 2025! Jamie brings extensive leadership experience and a strong commitment to advancing open and accessible research practices:
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  9. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    The Tunisian #DOI initiative, led by @cnudst, is driving #OpenScience forward! 🌍 By uniting institutions, they’re boosting research visibility, collaboration, and adopting global standards for research infrastructure in Tunisia.
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    RT @acss_org: The ACSS organized a training on Social Science Research Data Management and Sharing in Cairo, Egypt on December 2, 2024. This training was in partnership with the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at the American University in Cairo and @DataCite. #ACSS #DataManagement
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  11. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    🎉 We kick off DataCite’s 15th Anniversary week with a special video featuring congratulatory messages from our community. Together, we’re building a future where research is more accessible, connected, and impactful. Watch here: #DataCiteAnniversary
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  12. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    🎉 Celebrate 15 years of DataCite with us! Join a special #DataCiteOpenHours on Dec 4, where we’ll reflect on our journey as a community, exploring DataCite’s history & future goals. Hear from members & staff, and celebrate advancing knowledge together!
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  13. DataCite (inactive Mar 2025)@DataCite
    Journal articles often shape research reporting, but PID Graphs—explored in projects like ARRC—could transform the landscape. By linking outputs through metadata, they enable transparency, fair attribution & enhanced collaboration. #OpenScience
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