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Dewey is proud to introduce Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for every dataset listed on our platform. These persistent, unique identifiers make datasets easier to cite, track, and discover in academic research, publications, and data catalogs.

How one PhD researcher used Dewey to accelerate discovery across five projects—turning easier data access into faster, more flexible research.

Explore how academic researchers across business, economics, urban planning, and GIS are using geolocation data—from points of interest to mobility patterns—to unlock real-world insights.

Explore how BrightQuery’s government-sourced company data helps academic researchers access private firm financials, employment, and pay gap insights.

Explore how academic researchers use anonymized credit and debit card transaction data from Consumer Edge to study real-world consumer behavior, spending trends, and public company performance.

Tesla Superchargers can boost nearby retail traffic, especially when chargers are rapid, close, and surrounded by amenities. Dive into a study that uses data from the Dewey platform.

Explore how RentHub’s granular, standardized rental listing data empowers academic research in housing, urban development, and affordability.

Dewey's CEO used AI to analyze nine years of librarian discourse from BUSLIB-L, revealing key trends in data challenges, instructional support, and vendor usage in academic business libraries.

At the 2025 BRASS Publishers Forum, IPUMS, WRDS, and Dewey Data shared how they’re adapting their platforms to meet the shifting needs of librarians in a rapidly evolving data landscape.