Extending our reach within the scientific community. Pathways moves forward with DOI designations

As more and more scientific articles are published on the web, the topic of assigning DOIs is becoming increasingly relevant (and expected) in the research world. DOIs are an important tool to increase the reach and impact of Pathways and make it easier for individual articles to be cited by other authors in research papers and documents.

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Pathways.
Published
2024-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.70472/dmvc6232
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Scientific Computing and Data Management
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Extending our reach within the scientific community. Pathways moves forward with DOI designations

Anna Kennedy
Pathways.
Scientific Computing and Data Management
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Extending our reach within the scientific community. Pathways moves forward with DOI designations

Anna Kennedy
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Abstract

As more and more scientific articles are published on the web, the topic of assigning DOIs is becoming increasingly relevant (and expected) in the research world. DOIs are an important tool to increase the reach and impact of Pathways and make it easier for individual articles to be cited by other authors in research papers and documents.

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