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Digital identifiers work for articles, so why not for authors?

by: Raf Aerts

Nature, Vol. 453, No. 7198. (19 June 2008), pp. 979-979.

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	dai, doi, raf-aerts, researcherid, digital-identity If it is possible to have DOIs for objects (or, so they say, enough IPv6 addresses for every molecule on Earth), why is it so difficult to implement DAIs for authors? 2008-06-19 10:40:11

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Digital identifiers work for articles, so why not for authors?

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