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to Crossref

8.1
To add an academic work to an online database and give it a DOI
  • verb
  • Jargon
translation icon : registrar en Crossref
  • The journal will Crossref all its new articles to ensure they are easily discoverable.

Examples

  • Please Crossref your research paper before submission.

  • Before publication, the editor asked the team to Crossref the conference proceedings.

  • Authors are encouraged to Crossref their datasets for better visibility and citation tracking.

  • The publisher Crossrefs all articles to ensure proper citation.

  • The publisher will Crossref the new studies to link them with their DOI for easy access.

  • Researchers are advised to Crossref their articles to improve their chances of being cited.

  • To make the research more accessible, the author decided to Crossref their paper with relevant metadata.

Surface Forms

Crossref infinitive
Crossrefed past
Crossrefed past participle
Crossrefing present participle
Crossrefs third person singular

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.