« Austria has taken a major step to adopt ORCID on a national scale. The official ORCID Austria launch event took place in Vienna on June 13.…
« The Jisc UK ORCID Support Team was represented by Balviar Notay and Monica Duke at the Open Repositories 2019 conference held in Hamburg between 10th and 13th June, 2019. They…
« Cambridge University Press will now make ORCID identifiers (iDs) a requirement for 127 of its journals, in order to better link researchers with their work. (…) »
« Identifying yourself as an author does not guarantee your work will be attributed to your professional record, nor is it adequate to connect all of your outputs. To aid our…
« (…) This year’s changes increased the privacy policy readability and made it easier to navigate how to get your questions and concerns addressed. We also made a few updates to…
« My Year in Review post provided an overview of our 2018 activities. Now, in our annual report you can learn more…
« As a community-led organization, listening to what you have to say about our services is critically important to ORCID, to ensure that we understand and meet your needs. So, over…
« A diverse team of 15 repository experts representing 12 countries on six continents convened and unveiled a draft recommendations for public comment…
« (…) Starting in January 2019, Denmark has an ORCID consortium again, with Aalborg University acting as consortium lead for the three-year period of the agreement. The…
« The position paper “Author Identification Using the Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID)” was published within the framework of the third ORCID DE workshop on 8 November in Bielefeld.
Extract…