Webinar: ORCID in Portugal’s national research information system

In this webinar, the portuguese Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT) will present 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 …

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DOI Registration Agency DataCite celebrates 15 years since its founding

DataCite will celebrate its 15th anniversary with an open hours webinar featuring members and staff who will share insights into the history of DataCite and the DataCite metadata schema: Webinar will take place on December 4th, 2024 at 5PM in English. The slides will be shared afterwards through the DataCite Zenodo Community. The event will …

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Webinar on ORCID’s Privacy Policy

The webinar will feature Ellen Paterson, ORCID’s Privacy Officer. She will discuss ORCID’s commitment to protecting the personal information of researchers and recent updates to ORCID’s Privacy Policy. Ellen will also introduce her role as Privacy Officer. Webinar attendees will then be able to ask questions about data privacy issues. The webinar will take place …

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Trust Markers in ORCID Records: Verified Email Domains

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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Updated ORCID’S Privacy Policy

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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DataCite Annual Community Meeting 2024

On Wednesday September 25, DataCite organized a series of online lectures and training sessions as part of its annual meeting for both users of their services (individual members and consortium members) and the wider community. Replays overview: Welcome to DataCite: Insights into Our Global Community Meeting the Community Where It’s At – DataCite Strategic Initiatives …

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Change in DataCite fees for consortium member organizations that register more than 10,000 DOIs per year

From 2025 on, DataCite’s updated fee model for consortial use of DOI services will go into effect. Until now, if an organization that was a member of a consortium registered more than 10,000 DOIs per year, it would be subject to an extra Membership Fee of €2,000. This fee has now been waived and the …

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Recording of Webinar – Affiliation Manager

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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Open for Comments: ORCID is Expanding its Work Type Vocabulary

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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