Participation in the webinar

19.5.2021

The Postgraduate Study Department has joined the webinar.

The Postgraduate Study Department took part in the webinar “Digital Identifiers for Scientists and Institutions of Ukraine in the Research Environment”, which are held for heads of higher educational institutions and scientific institutions, scientific and scientific-pedagogical workers, library specialists, higher education applicants, young scientists, masters and all interested.

The organizers of the event are the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine and the State Scientific and Technical Library of Ukraine. The speakers of the webinars are the official representatives of the ROR, GRID, Crossref registries, the national ISSN center in Ukraine. In total, two events were planned on the following topics:

Topic 1. “Digital Identifiers of Institutions ROR, GRID IDs and Their Role in the Research Environment”.

Date and time: May 18, 18:00.

Participation is free. The language of the event is English.

The following issues were considered at the webinar:

• ROR and GRID in the research environment and their role;
• registration of the institution in the ROR and GRID registers;
  settings of the institution / scientist profile in ROR and GRID;
• the ability to use persistent ROR and GRID identifiers to provide visibility and simplify identification of research infrastructures.

Topic 2. “Effective Use of Constant DOI and ISSN Identifiers in Modern Scientific Communication Between Publishers and Authors”.

Date and time: May 24, 11:00 (10 min. for discussion / question).

Participation is free. The languages ​​are English and Ukrainian. Registration – by Google form.

The webinar will address the following issues:

• DOI for publishers and authors;
• introduction to Crossref / DOI / metadata;
• how DOI and metadata will help you as a publisher and author (permalinks, the ability to see who is citing your work, participation in other Crossref services);
• Integration of DOIs with other persistent identifiers, such as ORCID, to update the researcher’s profile;
• OJS: assigning DOIs of articles and issues;
• how to get DOI; contract with CrossRef;
• ISSN identifier;
• what objects the ISSN is assigned to;
• how to get ISSN identifiers;
• work of the national ISSN center in Ukraine.

Participants have the opportunity to ask questions to speakers and take part in the discussion.

The Global Research Identifier Database (GRID) from Digital Science assigns each institution a unique identifier, and each record also contains additional metadata about the institution: type, year of foundation, name variations, acronyms, geolocation, website links, and other permanent identifiers.

You can add an institution to the GRID register through the Help & Support form – the Suggest an Institute button.

Another promising registry, the Research Organization Registry (ROR), has begun work on GRID data and is assigning its own identifiers to institutions.

Department of Postgraduate Studies