ORCID has launched a collaboration with Springer Nature, Elsevier, Wiley, Taylor & Francis, and Sage on a new initiative called Peer Review Recognition. Its goal is to ensure that researchers’ peer review activities are automatically and consistently recorded directly in their ORCID records. Peer review is an essential part of the scholarly process, yet it …
ORCID recently hosted a webinar with Dr. Pen-Yuan Hsing, a researcher and co-founder of the MammalWeb citizen science project, on how to turn your ORCID record into a trusted, automated researcher profile. Dr. Hsing compares an ORCID record to a digital business card and offers a practical strategy for setting it up in five minutes: …
On September 3, ORCID hosted a webinar focused on the use of ORCID iD in social sciences and humanities for the European Alliance for Social Sciences and Humanities Community. The webinar explored how ORCID helps connect and protect non-traditional output types typical of this field, maximizing their visibility in an international context. The session also …
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ORCID has released a new educational animated video (available in English) that shows researchers how to unlock the full potential of their ORCID record. The video highlights three key benefits of ORCID iD: Save Time — log into systems, autofill grant forms, and sync your data across platforms without manual data entry. Build Trust — …
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The recording of the first webinar in the ORCID series dedicated to research integrity is now available for viewing. This session focuses on publishers and the importance of high-quality metadata for research integrity. Publishers share their experiences with transitioning from reactive data correction to systematic error prevention. The presentation demonstrated how properly structured metadata safeguards …
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The National ORCID Centre has been operating at the National Library of Technology since June 2023. In less than three years, it has significantly expanded the use of ORCID iD across the Czech research landscape. As of April 2026, the Centre brings together 31 institutions with 25 active integrations into institutional systems. Nearly 20,000 researchers …
Institutions that actively manage their researchers’ ORCID records achieve better results in global rankings — that is the main finding of a joint study by ORCID and the SCImago Research Group, whose results were presented at an ORCID Special Report webinar. The analysis drew on data from nearly 9 million researcher profiles and 13 million …
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ORCID has published its 2025 Annual Report, marking the conclusion of the four-year strategic period 2022–2025 entitled From Vision to Value. The ORCID community now counts 1,492 member organizations in 192 countries and more than 10.6 million actively engaged researchers. In 2025, ORCID expanded its Certified Service Providers (CSP) program to a total of 20 …
ORCID invited its community to an online ORCID Community Town Hall, which took place on 25 March 2026. Members of the ORCID leadership presented key achievements from 2025 and offered an early look at planned activities and developments for 2026. The meeting was held online and featured speakers from the ORCID senior leadership team, including Executive Director …
For member institutions, the National ORCID Centre team that is part of the National Library of Technology have prepared an analysis of data from 2023–2024 focusing on potentially duplicate records of researchers and ORCID iDs in IS VaVaI. The purpose of this analysis is to provide institutions with concrete supporting data for working with researcher …
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