N2T.net Partners

Individual identifiers are stored in N2T.net by a number of partners.

EZID.cdlib.org - making long-term identifiers easy
Archive.org - the Internet Archive
YAMZ.net metadictionary - open vocabulary of metadata terms

Development partners include

ARKetype - an identifer service for a consortium of Swiss universities under the INCIPIT project
Islandora - open source digital asset management

Compact identifiers (CURIEs) are implemented with scheme (prefix) records stored in N2T.net in partnership with

European Bioinformatics Institute - identifiers.org
Prefix Commons - prefixcommons.org

In February 2018 the California Digital Library and DuraSpace (now LYRASIS) announced the ARKs in the Open project, a collaboration aimed at building an open, international community around Archival Resource Keys (ARKs) and their use as persistent identifiers in the scholarly ecosystem. In 2021 this mature community was rebranded as

ARK Alliance - community supporting the open global ARK infrastructure

While not currently storing individual identifiers for them, N2T stores forwarding records for "shoulders" (described in Identifier Conventions), as well as for "NAANs" on behalf of over 600 different ARK providers, including

Portico Digital Preservation Service
The National Library of France
FamilySearch
The University of North Texas
The British Library
The University of Chicago
Social Networks and Archival Context Cooperative (SNACC)

We also have replication arrangements with

National Library of France
US National Library of Medicine
University of Edinburgh

and we engage in ongoing projects and funded work (NSF, NIH, IMLS, Force11) with consortia of data archives and publishers such as