Upcoming DataCite community events: November–December 2026

Dear All,

We would like to invite you to join us at our DataCite community events at the end of the year. In November, we are offering a training webinar on registering DataCite DOIs with DSpace. December brings a webinar introducing DataCite membership and its benefits, followed by the final DataCite Open Hours of 2026.

Configure Your DSpace Repository to Register DataCite DOIs

17 November 2026 at 15:00 UTC, Online

Learn how to configure DSpace to mint and register DataCite DOIs and keep their metadata up to date, with speakers from 4Science, DataCite, and the DSpace community. Whether you already register DOIs through DSpace or are just exploring the option, you’ll come away knowing how to make the most of it for your organization.

Register here: Configure Your DSpace Repository to Register DataCite DOIs - DataCite

DataCite Membership Essentials

01 December 2026 at 16:00 UTC, Online

In this webinar, we’ll give a guided introduction to the different membership pathways and their benefits, demonstrate member tools and features, and share examples of how members are using DataCite to increase the reach and impact of their research. The session will close with a Q&A with the DataCite community team.

Register here: DataCite Membership Essentials - DataCite

DataCite Open Hours - December 2026

09 December 2026 at 16:00 UTC, Online

Join the last Open Hours of 2026 for updates from the DataCite team and stories from community members about how they use DataCite services. It’s a great chance to hear about new and upcoming features and share your feedback with us.

Register here: DataCite Open Hours – December 2026 - DataCite

All events will be recorded and, along with the presentation slides, made available on our YouTube channel:

If you would like to be notified of future events or receive other news from DataCite, please make sure you are subscribed to the DataCite community mailing list: Stay Connected with DataCite - DataCite

Best regards,

Paul