ORCID has long been committed to openness and annually publishes the ORCID Public Data File, which contains publicly available information from ORCID profiles. This dataset is used for various analyses and tracking trends in open science. Until now, working with this data required downloading and processing it locally, which posed a challenge for some users. …

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In February 2025, as the consortium lead of the ORCID National Centre, the National Library of Technology (NTK) participated in the ORCID Consortia Lead Workshop, held at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich. Over an intensive one-and-a-half-day program, representatives from 15 countries shared their successes, challenges, and experiences while discussing the further development of open infrastructure. The meeting …

Strengthening Collaboration: ORCID Consortia Leads Meeting in Munich Read More »

ORCID invites you to the next webinar in the research integrity series, where you will meet with experts in research, cybersecurity, and related fields. The webinar will take place on March 12 at 14:00. In this session, we will be joined by Signals, a research evaluation platform that connects scholarly record metadata with expert insights …

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The ORCID Community Town Hall will take place online on April 1, 2025, at 17:00. The ORCID team will present the achievements of 2024 and provide an exclusive preview of plans for 2025. This will also be an opportunity to engage in discussions, share feedback, and ask questions. More information here

ORCID organization has decided to endorse the Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information. This declaration, which has already gathered over 100 signatories and more than 40 supporters, advocates for a transparent, open, and sustainable infrastructure for research information. The declaration is built on four key commitments: ensuring open access to research information, using systems that …

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ORCID is expanding its work typology, opening up new possibilities particularly for researchers in the humanities. You can now add outputs such as musical compositions, visual and audio materials, or teaching objects to your ORCID profile. This update makes it easier to accurately classify research outputs and provides greater clarity during the process of adding …

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