Please find the recorded session video and presentations from the webinar below.
About the webinar
PIDs are currently undergoing remarkable development, with a wide range of new types emerging—covering projects, grants, software, and research equipment. Together with ORCID’s for researchers and DOIs for data and research outputs, they form a crucial component of digital infrastructures. PIDs are unique and can connect different types of data, enabling improvements in administrative processes, data analysis, and research documentation. They also simplify workflows for funders, institutions, and researchers alike.
Register to gain the latest insights from European projects within EOSC, FAIR-IMPACT, and Knowledge Exchange, in which DeiC is actively involved. Learn more about how this work is being carried out through national collaboration in Finland, and what is currently happening in Denmark in relation to PIDs. The webinar attendance is open to anyone interested in knowing more about persistent identifiers and in possible new initiatives in Denmark.
| 15.00-15.30 |
Persistent identifiers, recent European developments and experiences from Finland v. Josefine Nordling, Senior Open Science and FAIR data policy and practice specialist in an international context at the Data Management Office at CSC- the IT Center for Science in Finland |
| 15.30 – 16:00 | Panel on Danish initiatives and possible next steps. |
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National PID policy work Finland
PID Policies - do you have one...and do you need one?
Session recording