The Digital Open Identifier (DOID) is a unique identifier for digital objects such as research articles, datasets, and other academic materials. This system serves as an alternative to the traditional DOI, offering an easy-to-use and flexible approach to digital content identification.
With DOID, researchers, authors, and institutions can assign unique identifiers to their work, ensuring proper citation and easy access. The DOID system is open, accessible, and can be used across multiple domains and platforms.
Whether you're a researcher, a publisher, or a student, DOID simplifies the process of managing and referencing digital content. By using DOID, you can ensure that your work is accurately identified, easily retrievable, and properly credited.
Start using DOID today and join the growing community of scholars and innovators who are embracing this new way to identify digital content!