The use of DOI, Digital Object Identifier, or other persistent identifiers for articles and datasets is crucial to ensure correct citation and get the recognition you deserve.
DTU Library has published a simple overview with examples of how to cite different types of materials using two different methods (APA 7th edition and IEEE)
See the overview at DTU Inside (DTU login)
Benefits of using DOI for articles and datasets - and instruments
DOI is used for articles, books, datasets, and related.
- Permanent and stable access
DOIs ensure that your publications and datasets can always be found as the DOI is never changed. This guarantees that your works remain accessible to future researchers.
- Accurate citation
DOIs provide a unique and permanent identifier for each publication and dataset, ensuring that your works are cited correctly. This reduces the risk of citation errors.
- Increased visibility and discoverability
DOIs make your work easier to find, increasing the visibility of your research.
- Impact
DOIs make it possible to track citations and the use of your work by others, helping to measure impact and importance in your research field
- Standardization
DOIs are an international standard that is widely used in academic circles, ensuring that your work is recognized and respected globally
See more on the allocation of DOI at DTU Inside (DTU login)
Data citation best practices:
- interactive; click the yellow I
by Jitka Stilund Hansen, Published 2024 under CC BY-NC
