BESIII has recently accumulated a large data sample near the ψ(3770) production threshold corresponding to an integrated luminosity of 20 fb−1. Neutral D0Dˉ0 pairs produced at the ψ(3770) are in a C-odd correlated state, providing a unique laboratory to measure the strong-phase differences between D0 and Dˉ0 decays. These parameters are essential inputs to the study of CP violation in heavy-flavor physics, primarily in the determinations of the CKM angle gamma and charm-mixing parameters. These proceedings report new measurements of strong-phase differences in different neutral D decays at BESIII, including new measurements of the strong phases in D→K+K−π+π− decays. Additionally reported is the first observation of correlated DD pairs produced at e+e− center-of-mass energies above the ψ(3770) threshold, where e+e−→D∗Dˉ and e+e−→D∗Dˉ∗ processes also occur. These processes produce both C-odd and C-even correlated D0Dˉ0 pairs, which allow for new measurement techniques to determine strong-phases from previously unused datasets.