Have you ever tried to find all of the publications by your favorite researcher only to discover that they\u2019ve published under various versions of their name? Do you have a common name and find yourself getting mixed up with others? Are you worried about what would happen to your scholarly record if you changed your name? Do you wish that you had one single profile that brought together all of your academic appointments, grants, publications, and presentations? ORCID<\/a> is your solution!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
An ORCiD iD<\/a> is the one number that every researcher needs \u2013 it\u2019s a unique identifier for your scholarly identity, comparable to a social security number or an ISBN. Your ORCID profile contains a record of your work that can be reused across systems (like the biographical sketch program SciENcv<\/a>). ORCID iD\u2019s are also increasingly required by journals<\/a> and by federal funders, who consider it the identifier of choice. ORCID\u2019s goal is for you to \u201center once, reuse often\u201d, reducing the number of times you need to enter and re-enter your scholarly works by integrating with many other systems.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Filling out an academic profile with all of your prior publications can be a time-consuming and tedious task \u2013 the good news with ORCID is that the libraries will do that work for you! If you connect your ORCID account to the Libraries\u2019 Citation Index, you unlock our CV Service<\/a>. Through the CV Service you can send us a copy of your CV and we\u2019ll add everything with a DOI to your ORCID profile without you having to do a thing! We\u2019ll also help you easily bulk upload anything without a DOI to your ORCID profile using a single file. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Get started today by connecting your ORCID iD to the Libraries\u2019 Citation Index<\/a> to unlock our CV Service and other benefits! <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"