DataCite Release Notes – April 2026 #238
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We're excited to share the latest releases, feature enhancements, tweaks, and fixes across our services. Here's what's new:
Exploring metadata enrichments in practice
DataCite is developing community-driven DOI metadata enrichment processes as part of an ongoing, multi-faceted effort to improve the quality and utility of the DataCite metadata store and enhance discovery, reuse, and reporting across the research ecosystem. We’re excited to share our latest enrichments developments, which include:
More details and opportunities for community feedback, including our latest enrichments survey, are available in our new request for comment.
Find resources based on the geographic location of affiliated organizations
We’ve added an
affiliation-countryparameter to the DataCite REST API, allowing you to filter DOI results based on the geographic location of ROR-identified organizations found in creator and contributor affiliation metadata. Enter any country’s ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code in the parameter to retrieve results for organizations located in that country. You can also retrieve results for multiple countries simultaneously by entering multiple country codes separated by commas. For example, try the following requests:This querying tool leverages Research Organization Registry (ROR) geographical metadata in combination with ROR IDs in DataCite DOI creator and contributor affiliation metadata. ROR is actively maintained through a centralized, community-based curation process. Read more about ROR and how to submit an addition or update to the registry at https://ror.org/registry/.
Tweaks and infrastructure improvements
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We’re always looking for ways to improve our services and better meet the needs of our community. Have ideas or suggestions? Feel free to start a new discussion—we’d love to hear from you. Need support or have a question? Contact support@datacite.org so we can help.
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Want a higher-level view of our development activities? Take a look at the DataCite Roadmap.
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