CRediT – Contributor Roles Taxonomy
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Contributor Roles Taxonomy
Welcome to the Contributor Role Taxonomy (CRediT) resource hub. CRediT is a community-owned taxonomy of 14 contributor roles designed to represent the key types of contributions typically made to research outputs, including journal articles. Originally developed to complement traditional authorship by capturing the diverse contributions behind published research, CRediT provides a structured way to describe how research is produced. While rooted in scholarly publishing, the value of contributorship information extends more broadly to support research assessment, expert discovery, research…
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