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  • Graphic promoting DataCite's participation in the 61st Asia Pacific Advanced Network Conference (APAN61) from January 26 to 30, 2026, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The APAN logo is featured prominently.

    61st Meeting of the Asia Pacific Advanced Network Conference (APAN61)

    Jaflong, Le Meridien, Dhaka 79/A Commercial Area, Airport Road, Dhaka, Khilkhet, Bangladesh

    Mohamad Mostafa will present virtually in Session 3 under the theme “Open and Data Sharing Toward Open Science.” He will focus on DataCite’s role in advancing open research and share insights from APAC use cases. This panel session will also feature presentations from CODATA, Electronic Information for Libraries (EIFL), the Computer Network Information Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CNIC, CAS), and UNESCO.

  • DataCite Harvesters Interest Group Meeting: January 2026

    Join us for the first meeting of the Harvesters Interest Group in 2026. The DataCite Harvesters Interest Group provides a space for community members interested in metadata harvesting. The meeting is open to DataCite community members who harvest, analyze, or reuse DataCite metadata, or who are interested in this topic. The DataCite team will share updates and new features, facilitate community discussion, and explain how you can share your ideas with them.

  • Webinar announcement titled "Elevating your Research's Impact and Visibility with ORCID and DataCite." Scheduled for February 10, 2026, at 16:00 UTC, with various time zone conversions listed. Logos for SPARC, ORCID, and DataCite.

    Elevating your Research’s Impact and Visibility with ORCID and DataCite

    This hands-on webinar provides a practical introduction to integrating ORCID and DataCite workflows. It focuses on two established integration methods: the ORCID Search & Link wizard and ORCID Auto-Update. Participants will learn how these tools work, what problems they solve, and how they can be implemented to automatically connect researchers with their research outputs, reduce manual effort, and improve metadata quality.

  • Graphic announcing "DataCite Open Hours" on 25 March 2026 at 15:00 UTC, featuring the DataCite logo against a coral background.

    DataCite Open Hours – March 2026

    Join us for the first DataCite Open Hours of 2026! In this session, you get updates from the DataCite team, including new and upcoming feature developments. You also hear from new community members about how they are using DataCite services.

  • A promotional graphic for DataCite Open Hours, featuring the event date of 17 June 2026 at 15:00 UTC. The design includes the DataCite logo and a colorful background.

    DataCite Open Hours – June 2026

    Join us for the second DataCite Open Hours of 2026! This is an opportunity to hear updates from the DataCite team, including new and upcoming feature developments. We’ll also hear from community members about how they are using DataCite services. We look forward to your participation!

  • Graphic promoting DataCite Open Hours on 23 September 2026 at 15:00 UTC. Features a modern design with a coral background and DataCite branding.

    DataCite Open Hours – September 2026

    Join us for the third DataCite Open Hours of 2026! This is an opportunity to hear updates from the DataCite team, including new and upcoming feature developments. We’ll also hear from community members about how they are using DataCite services. We look forward to your participation!

  • Graphic announcing DataCite Open Hours on December 9, 2026, at 16:00 UTC. Features the DataCite logo and a colorful background.

    DataCite Open Hours – December 2026

    Join us for the last DataCite Open Hours of 2026! This is an opportunity to hear updates from the DataCite team, including new and upcoming feature developments. We’ll also hear from community members about how they are using DataCite services. We look forward to your participation!