2. We collect and disseminate metadata
that helps track the outputs of funded
research. We also have an advisory
group of funders that is helping us
develop this and other services for
this audience.
4. What’s in a name?
National Institutes of Health
NIH
N.I.H.
National Institute of Health
National Institute for Health
Abbreviations, misspellings, translations...
5.
6. Crossref funding data (previously ‘FundRef’)
Standardisation of funder names using the Funder Registry
+
Publisher deposit of funding metadata
=
Machine-readable acknowledgments for large-scale funder
analysis
Over 17K funder names (& IDs)
7. Depositing funding information
• Publishers can take from acknowledgments or ask authors to
provide
• So funders & others can locate and record published
outcomes
• Deposit good quality funding data - funder names and funder
IDs
• Give authors clear instructions and guidance on citing
funders correctly
• Full funder name not project acronym
• Include grant award numbers*
*Grant IDs are forthcoming
9. How to deposit? Option 2: Web Deposit
In bulk/resource-only deposits:
Upload a .csv file containing DOIs and funding
information using the web deposit form
https://support.crossref.org/hc/en-us/articles/215871703-Depositing-funding-and-license-metadata-
using-a-csv-file
14. In summary
• Crossref’s database is the only central source of standardised
funding acknowledgement metadata from publications
• Accuracy of (funding) metadata is critical!
• An increasing number of organizations and projects rely on
this funding data, e.g. to identify content and check
compliance with funder policies
• Get involved and make the funding data from publications
available, accurate and transparent