We are delighted to announce that our organisation has taken a significant step forward in research and data sharing by assuming the role of consortium lead for DataCite. This new responsibility is a testament to our dedication to promoting accessibility, discoverability, and the seamless sharing of research outputs.
As the consortium lead, we will advocate for good data management and citation practices. We aim to empower researchers and data creators to use DataCite’s robust infrastructure, ensuring their valuable work is preserved, connected, and readily accessible to the global community.
Please stay tuned for further updates as we embark on this exciting journey to enhance the impact and reach of scholarly research.
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