Persistent Identifiers: Enabling Trust & Discovery in Research Data (Asia-Oceania Session)
Persistent Identifiers: Enabling Trust & Discovery in Research Data (Asia-Oceania Session)
Celebrate International Love Data Week with WDS!The World Data System hosted a webinar featuring speakers from Research Organization Registry (ROR), DataCite, Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI), and Worldwide Protein DataBank (wwPDB) to explore how persistent identifiers (PIDs) strengthen trust and facilitate discovery in research data. To accommodate the global community, this event was held twice in different time zones. This session featured a use case from a valued WDS member, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KISTI). This presentation covered benefits, challenges, solutions adopted, and lessons learned from implementing PIDs in their workflows.
- European Bioinformatics Institute United Kingdom
- European Molecular Biology Laboratory Germany
Persistent Identifiers, Data repositories, PIDs, World Data System
Persistent Identifiers, Data repositories, PIDs, World Data System
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