to Crossref
- verb
- Jargon
- The journal will Crossref all its new articles to ensure they are easily discoverable.
Examples
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Please Crossref your research paper before submission.
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Before publication, the editor asked the team to Crossref the conference proceedings.
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Authors are encouraged to Crossref their datasets for better visibility and citation tracking.
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The publisher Crossrefs all articles to ensure proper citation.
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The publisher will Crossref the new studies to link them with their DOI for easy access.
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Researchers are advised to Crossref their articles to improve their chances of being cited.
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To make the research more accessible, the author decided to Crossref their paper with relevant metadata.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crossref as a verb comes from the idea of 'cross-reference', joining cross ('to link') and ref short for reference ('a source'). So to Crossref a paper is to add a link or ID that connects it to other research.