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Liz Allen – CRediT

We are delighted to report that the Contributor Role Taxonomy (CRediT) has been awarded a ‘Highly Commended‘ status in the ‘Practices’ category of the UK Hidden REF Competition for 2024. Founded in 2020, the Hidden REF was launched to...

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Press Releases – CRediT

The National Information Standards Organization (NISO) today announces its publication of the Contributor Roles Taxonomy (CRediT) as an ANSI/NISO standard, Z39.104-2022. The taxonomy, which was originally developed in 2014, describes 14 roles that represent the typical range of contributors to...

In short: Learn about the CRediT Contributor Roles Taxonomy, now an ANSI/NISO standard! Discover how it recognizes and facilitates transparency for scholarly contribut... (AI summary)

credit.niso.org author › alex-holcombe

Alex Holcombe – CRediT

Wikipedia is, oddly, quite isolated from academia. As we all know, Wikipedia is one of the world’s most relied-on sources of knowledge. Academia is one of the greatest producers of knowledge, I hope we can agree, and moreover academia also includes many of the world’s top experts on...

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Publisher Adopters – CRediT

Frontiers chief executive editor Dr. Frederick Fenter says, “We are committed to continuous improvement and fostering a culture of openness within the scholarly community. By integrating CRediT, we aim to further enhance the quality and...

credit.niso.org author › s-r-kerridgekent-ac-uk

Simon Kerridge – CRediT

Scholastica say “We’re excited to announce the ability to add CRediT Taxonomy fields to Scholastica’s peer review system submission form and machine-readable metadata exports, as well as the option to include CRediT details in the body and...