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David Haber
2025 August 04

From storage closet to metadata champions: ASM's journey toward a smarter scholarly infrastructure

The American Society for Microbiology (ASM) has earned recognition in Crossref’s Participation Reports for its exceptional metadata coverage among large publishing members––an achievement built on intentional change, technical investment, and collaborative work. In this Q&A, the ASM team shares what that journey looked like, the challenges they’ve tackled, and how centering metadata has helped them better connect research with the global scientific community.

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Amanda Bartell
2025 July 28

Changing fees to increase equity and reduce complexity

The Crossref Board recently approved three recommendations for changes to our fees: introduction of a new lowest membership fee tier, removal of volume discounts for record registration, and normalisation of registration fees for peer reviews. The changes will be applied from January 2026.

This is the first outcome of the Resourcing Crossref for Future Sustainability (RCFS) program, launched in 2023, as a comprehensive effort to review all aspects of Crossref revenue and how we’re adapting to growth and the diversification of our membership. The program aims to make fees more equitable, simplify our complex fee schedule, and rebalance revenue sources.

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Yasiel Pérez Vera
2025 July 25

Metadata excellence among new members: La Salle University, Perú

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En 2025, lanzamos los Premios Crossref a los Metadatos, con el objetivo de destacar el rol de nuestra comunidad en la gestión y el enriquecimiento del registro académico. En esta publicación, destacamos a la Universidad La Salle, Perú, ganadora del premio a la excelencia entre los nuevos miembros, y contamos con la participación de Yasiel Pérez, Responsable Técnico y Editor de la Revista, quien comparte sus ideas:

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Johanssen Obanda
2025 July 24

Crossref at Beijing International Book Fair 2025

This June, we presented at the Beijing International Book Fair (BIBF) and connected directly with our growing community in China. With a surge of interest from Chinese publishers and partners, it was clear: there’s a strong and rising curiosity around how metadata plays a vital role in maintaining the integrity of the scholarly record.

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Browsable title list

The browsable title list provides an alphabetical list of journals, books, and conference proceedings for which Crossref has metadata, and is updated weekly. Browsing and searching may be limited by genre (all, journals, books, or conference proceedings) or search type (title, ISSN/ISBN, subject, or publisher). To search for a specific title, enclose the title in quotes, or search by ISSN.

Search results will include the following (when available):

  • Title (Journal/Book/Conf Proc): Title name. Journal titles are gray, book titles are green, and conference proceedings titles are purple.
  • Publisher: Publisher of the title as registered with us.
  • Print ISSN/ISBN: ISSN or ISBN (indicated by color) of the print version of the title.
  • Electronic ISSN/ISBN: ISSN or ISBN (indicated by color) of the electronic version of the title.
  • DOI: DOI assigned at the title level.

To review the results:

  • Click the Pink arrow down icon icon to view the year(s), volume(s), and issue(s) deposited with Crossref for a title
  • Click the Green arrow down icon icon to view alternative title information, abbreviated titles (if any), other ISSNs or ISBNs, subjects covered, and any coverage notes for this content item. This information is obtained from a third party and may not match data deposited with Crossref
  • To request a missed conflict report for a title, click the Blue chevrons right icon icon at the far right of the row

You can also download a comma-separated journal coverage list (warning: large file).

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