There are a few places where you can obtain a DOI number for your article. The first is Crossref. The second is ZENODO. I would recommend ZENODO. It is an international DOI provider. It is also supported by the EU. You can safely obtain a FREE DOI number for all your scientific publications (articles, theses, conference papers, etc.).
However, please read the guidelines carefully. This is because the work you publish here is indexed and stored in the ZENODO infrastructure. You can choose to make your publication publicly visible or customise its appearance to make it private.
Advantages of ZENODO:
1. It is free,
2. It is international and supported by the EU,
3. It is secure,
4. It increases the visibility of your article by indexing it in databases like OPENAIRE,
5. It provides a DOI number quickly.
After registering and logging in to ZENODO, you can obtain a quick and free DOI number for your scientific studies.
ZENODO: https://zenodo.org/
Hello, after accepting the article, the journals do this themselves.They even take the articles from the past tense.
Dear Ahmad Hedayatpanah Shaldehi , Thank you for your contribution to this discussion. Yes, if your article has been accepted by a journal that assigns DOI numbers, the journal itself will automatically assign a DOI number to the article. However, the situation I am referring to is different. If your article is a draft and has not been published anywhere, you can still obtain a DOI number for it. A preprint DOI number.
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