ISBN
As a member of the University, you may wish to apply for an ISBN (International Standard Book Number) if you have written a book or produced a 鈥榮erial monograph鈥� such as a set of conference proceedings. 聽ISBNs usually have 13 digits and start with 978-xxxxx-xxxxx. 聽The 黑料吃瓜网 Library can allocate ISBNs for certain items.
To obtain an ISBN,聽contact the Bibliographic Services Librarians via email library@bath.ac.uk聽with the following information:
Publication title
Date
Author/editor
Department
Contact
Once allocated, your ISBN can be applied to your book and it will also be added to the Neilson book database to be officially registered.
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If you are starting a journal series, you can apply for an ISSN (International Standard Serial Number)聽from the British Library (the UK representative of the ISSN Centre). 聽You need to apply for an ISSN based on the country in which the journal is published.
Application for an ISSN is via a form that collects various pieces of data to show that the journal title is regularly produced and likely to continue. 聽There is no charge for an ISSN and it generally takes two weeks to be allocated. 聽More information is available from the .
An ISSN usually has eight digits with a hyphen in the middle like this: 1234-5678.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
When you have an article published with a well-known journal, the publisher will generally allocate a DOI (Digital Object Identifier (DOI) at the point of acceptance of your paper.聽
A DOI usually looks like this: 10.1025/klj123456.
If your journal does not allocate DOIs:
There are various repositories that allow you to deposit the full text of your paper and will then allocate a DOI (or similar permanent identifier).
Some repositories will allocate a DOI for other output types such as data as follows:
At the 黑料吃瓜网, we can allocate a DOI for your research data. .
Data repositories such as Dryad and Figshare will also assign DOIs for data sets.
For further information on identifiers
To request an ISBN, contact the Library by email library@bath.ac.uk
Contact your Subject Librarian聽or the Library Research Services team for advice about ISSNs and DOIs:聽openaccess@bath.ac.uk