ORCID

The eighth session of the I’m a Member, Now What?! webinar series explored the benefits of ORCID beyond integration. While integration is a crucial step in adopting ORCID, this session highlighted the broader advantages of organizational membership and the key components that contribute to successful ORCID adoption. The session also included a Q&A to address …

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The seventh session in the I’m a Member, Now What?! webinar series focused on workflows. ORCID implementation varies for each member organization, and finding the most suitable workflow for your institution can be challenging. This webinar highlighted the basic steps for integrating ORCID, provided examples of workflows across different sectors, and offered resources to support …

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The webinar featured Ellen Paterson, ORCID’s Privacy Officer. She discussed ORCID’s commitment to protecting the personal information of researchers and recent updates to ORCID’s Privacy Policy. Ellen also introduced her role as Privacy Officer. Webinar attendees were able to ask questions about data privacy issues. The webinar took place on 13 November 2024 in English.

The National Centre for Persistent Identifiers at the National Library of Technology (NTK) hosted the second annual meeting of the National ORCID Centre. This meeting provided a platform for sharing current insights, experiences, and inspiring ideas in the use and management of ORCID. The annual meeting took place on Wednesday, November 27, at the NTK …

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In this webinar, the portuguese Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT) presented its innovative use of ORCID in research management. Since 2014, PTCRIS—Portugal’s national research information system—has championed the principle, “Register once, reuse always,” streamlining research management for Portuguese researchers. While ORCID adoption isn’t mandatory, it has become highly encouraged due to its …

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ORCID now allows researchers to add verified institutional email domains to their ORCID records as a new type of Trust Marker. This new feature enables researchers to demonstrate their affiliation with an institution in a privacy-preserving manner, as they are not required to share their full email address. The addition of verified email domains has …

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ORCID has updated its Privacy Policy to make it simpler and easier to navigate. The core principles of data protection remain unchanged. The main goal of this update is to make the privacy policy easier to understand and improve the clarity of the information provided. The new policy offers a clearer explanation of how ORCID …

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As of January 1, 2025, ORCID membership fees will increase by 3%. More information can be found in the ORCID pricing. For NC ORCID member organizations in the Czech Republic, there is no change. Membership fees for the years 2023–2028 will continue to be covered by the CARDS project (NTK reserves the right to modify …

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A webinar on Affiliation Manager was held on Wednesday, July 24, 2024 for ORCID members. The webinar introduced Affiliation Manager, an exclusive tool available to consortium members that allows you to quickly add affiliation information to your researchers’ ORCID profiles without the need for a developer or specialized IT knowledge. In this session, you can …

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There are 130 million works in the ORCID registry attached to 5.8 million researchers, including journal articles, book chapters, conference papers, datasets, and software artifacts. Works are added to ORCID records in two distinct ways: automatically, when added by an ORCID member organization; or manually, by the researcher adding the work themselves. However they are …

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