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  • Blog | Announcing your new, improved ORCID record!

    2016-07-18

    ORCID record holders now have even greater control over who sees what – and how. Our latest release enables you to set the visibility for each item in your personal data, including other names by which you are known, country, keywords, website links, and identifiers from other systems. You can also choose the order of items displayed in each section, as well as see when the data was added and by whom. Learn more about this new functionality.

  • Blog | Being a digital academic

    2016-07-18

    This guest post on what it means to be a digital academic is by Jenny Delasalle, Social Media Manager for ORCID member, piirus.ac.uk. 

  • Blog | Hindawi and ORCID: The Trials

    2016-07-13

    ORCID publisher member Hindawi is is one of the world’s largest publishers of peer-reviewed fully open access journals. In this guest blog post, Chief Process Engineer Craig Raybould and Process Manager Luke Alexander Prescott, give a brief overview of how and why they have been encouraging their authors to get and use an iD - and, as signatories of the ORCID publishers open letter, have now decided to require iDs for corresponding authors.

  • Blog | ABES and ORCID Memorandum of Understanding

    2016-07-11

    Following on from our discussions last year, read more about the recently signed ABES and ORCID Memorandum of Understanding, committing our organizations to working closely together.

  • Blog | Interested in persistent identifiers? Mark your diary for two exciting events!

    2016-07-07

    If you're interested in persistent identifiers then you'll want to know about two upcoming events - the next ORCID Outreach Meeting in October, and the first ever festival of PIDS, PIDapalooza, in November. We hope to see you at one or both!

  • Blog | Guidelines on the display of ORCID iDs in journal articles

    2016-07-01

    Displaying ORCID iDs in metadata and in published articles is an important aspect of our new Collect & Connect program and a key commitment of the open letter Requiring ORCID in Publication Workflows. But many questions remain on how to display ORCID iDs in journal articles. To help answer these questions, we’ve formed a group of representatives from scholarly publishing to help update our existing display guidelines for ORCID iDs in articles. Submit your suggestions – or let us know if you wish to join the group – by July 31!

  • Blog | Building the human infrastructure: Project THOR Year 1

    2016-06-30

    Project THOR, a 30 month project funded by the European Commission under the Horizon 2020 programme, is celebrating its first anniversary. ORCID is one of 10 project partners and we are delighted to publish this report on THOR's first year activities by Events and Training Officer Maaike Duine.

  • Blog | Collect & Connect: Turning ORCID’s Vision into Reality

    2016-05-31

     

     

    ORCID’s vision is a world where all who participate in research, scholarship, and innovation are uniquely identified and connected to their contributions and affiliations across disciplines, borders, and time.  How can we work together to make that vision a reality? Our new Collect & Connect program is intended to help us do just that. This is the first in a series of posts where you can learn more about the program, what it means for your organization, and how you can participate.

  • Blog | What was my password again?

    2016-05-19

    New sign in page​From today, when you sign into ORCID, you will be presented with several options. As always you will be able to enter your email address or ORCID iD along with your ORCID password to gain access to your account. But we now also allow access via your Facebook, Google, or institutional account with a supported institution.

  • Blog | Meet ORCID Publisher Member, Taylor & Francis

    2016-04-27

    The latest in our series of interviews with ORCID community members introduces one of our 40+ publisher members, Taylor & Francis. Learn how and why they got involved with ORCID, including their recently launched pilot trial requiring ORCID iDs for authors, editors, and reviewers of their 100+ journals in biology, earth, and environmental sciences.

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