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110.0045/MET.2026.00017
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The Digital Object Identifier (MDOI) is a persistent identification system developed to uniquely identify, manage, and resolve digital objects across scholarly, institutional, and…
The mission of the MDOI system is to provide a reliable, accessible, and sustainable infrastructure for the persistent identification and management of digital objects. It seeks t…
The vision of the MDOI system is to become a globally recognised and trusted framework for persistent digital identification, supporting an inclusive and interoperable knowledge e…
The primary purpose of the MDOI system is to address the challenges associated with digital object identification, particularly issues related to link decay, inconsistent referenc…
The MDOI system is characterised by several key features that establish it as a robust and scalable identifier infrastructure. These include:Persistent identification — guarantees…
MDOIs are designed to be applicable across a broad spectrum of digital and knowledge-based assets. These include, but are not limited to:Journal articles and conference papersRese…
The MDOI system operates through an integrated architecture that connects identifier generation, metadata management, and resolution services. Upon registration, a unique identifi…
The adoption of MDOI provides significant benefits for both individuals and organisations:Enhanced visibility and discoverability of digital objects across global platforms.Accura…
Within the broader scholarly ecosystem, MDOI complements existing identifier systems by offering a more accessible, flexible, and user-centred approach to persistent identificatio…
The MDOI system is designed to evolve in response to technological advancements and the changing needs of the global research community. Future developments include:Enhanced inter…
The MDOI system operates within a structured governance and institutional framework designed to ensure accountability, transparency, and long-term sustainability. Oversight is pro…
The MDOI system is developed with a strong emphasis on interoperability, enabling seamless integration with global research infrastructures, digital repositories, and information …
The MDOI system promotes ethical use and responsible data stewardship as core principles guiding the registration and management of digital objects. Users are expected to ensure t…
The Metascholar Digital Object Identifier (MDOI) is a persistent identification system designed to uniquely identify and reliably resolve digital objects such as scholarly publica…
MDOI identifiers follow a standardised and scalable syntax that guarantees global uniqueness, consistency, and interoperability across systems. Each identifier adopts the format:1…
The registration and deposit process within the MDOI system is designed to be efficient, transparent, and user-driven, enabling seamless integration into scholarly workflows.The M…
The MDOI dashboard provides a comprehensive environment for lifecycle management of registered records, allowing users to maintain accuracy, relevance, and traceability over time.…
The MDOI system incorporates a flexible visibility framework that enables users to control how their registered records are accessed and displayed, while maintaining the persisten…
Organisation accounts are designed to support institutional-level identifier management, providing scalable and structured control over multiple digital assets within a single adm…
Individual accounts are designed to support researchers, scholars, authors, and independent contributors who require direct and flexible access to the MDOI system for managing the…
FAQs
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MDOI is a not-for-profit Metascholar digital identifier infrastructure operated by Metascholar Limited and integrated within the Scholar Indexing Society ecosystem. It provides standardized digital i…
No. MDOI is an independent system and is not affiliated, endorsed, or governed by the DOI Foundation or any of its registration agencies. It operates under its own governance framework, infrastructur…
MDOI does not replace the DOI system. It is an alternative and independently developed identification framework designed to complement evolving digital and scholarly ecosystems, particularly in areas…
No. MDOI identifiers are distinct and independently generated under the MDOI system. They follow a different governance, structure, and operational model, and should not be confused with identifiers …
MDOI was developed to address emerging gaps in digital identification, including accessibility, interoperability, and adaptability to modern technologies. It aims to provide a more inclusive and scal…
MDOI is governed by Metascholar Limited, with integration support from the Scholar Indexing Society. It operates under defined governance policies, compliance procedures, and ISO-aligned standards to…
Yes. MDOI is designed in alignment with recognized international best practices, including ISO/IEC 27001 principles for information security, ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability…
Yes. MDOI identifiers are designed to support citation, referencing, and persistent access to digital content within the MDOI ecosystem and compatible platforms.
Yes. The MDOI name, framework, and associated technologies are protected under applicable trademark, copyright, and intellectual property laws. Unauthorized use or imitation is prohibited.
MDOI maintains clear branding, independent governance, and distinct technical structures. All communications, identifiers, and documentation explicitly state that MDOI is a separate system, ensuring …
In this system, both individual users such as researchers and authors, and organisational users like universities, journals, and research institutions can register and manage identifiers.
To get an MDOI, you simply create an account, access your dashboard, deposit an item with its metadata, and the system automatically assigns a unique identifier instantly.
Yes, there is a small monthly maintenance contribution for Individual users and organisational users to support system sustainability.
MDOIs can be assigned to a wide range of items including research papers, datasets, theses, software, institutional records, and even learning materials.
Immediately after submission, the system generates a unique MDOI, assigns a verification badge, and links the item to its metadata record.
The verification badge is a trust indicator showing that the item has been successfully registered within the MDOI system and is under active management.
No, the identifier remains unchanged. The system simply updates the associated metadata to reflect the new location.
Metadata provides structured information about the object, enabling discovery, citation, governance, and long-term usability.
When an MDOI is accessed, the system resolves it by directing users to the metadata record and, where applicable, the current location of the object.
The system is governed by the Metascholar Digital Object Identifier Foundation, which ensures standards, reliability, and long-term sustainability.