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Call out your cores: a new tool for citing research cores
The Research Cores Office is pleased to announce the implementation of Research Resource Identifiers (RRIDs), a new tool for acknowledging and tracking the pivotal contributions of research cores in scholarly publications. RRIDs are unique identifiers used to cite research resources, including model organisms, antibodies, software tools and research cores. By utilizing RRIDs, researchers can refer to the specific resources used in their studies, enhancing transparency, reproducibility and impact. It will also standardize tracking acknowledgements, allowing our research cores to be more competitive in obtaining funding for state-of-the-art technologies that can advance research.
To include the RRID, add it to the experimental procedures or supplemental procedures section where the services or equipment the core provided is listed. Also include any other grants that are required to be cited by the core, such as NIH S10s, which are commonly used to purchase equipment.
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