ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) is a unique, persistent, and international identifier for researchers and scholarly authors.
Having an ORCID ID helps to distinguish your research output and contributions from others with similar names. It also improves the accuracy and recognition of your work.
You can create an ORCID ID for free by visiting the official website at https://orcid.org/register.
Yes, you can link your ORCID ID to your other research profiles such as Google Scholar, Scopus, and ResearchGate.
You can click on the "Forgot your password?" link on the login page and follow the instructions to reset your password.
You can either manually add your publications or use a trusted third-party system like CrossRef or PubMed to import them automatically.
Yes, you can use your ORCID ID for non-academic purposes, such as linking it to your professional online profile.
Take the necessary precautions stated in the email, such as changing your password and updating your account recovery info. You can also contact ORCID support if you suspect any suspicious activity.
Yes, you have the option to change your name, but it must adhere to the ORCID naming policy.
This could happen if the publications are under a different name or if they were not imported correctly. You can manually add them or contact ORCID support for assistance.
You can add your ORCID ID to your university profile by logging into your account and going to the "Edit" section on your profile page.
Make sure you have added your ORCID ID to your publications in the appropriate field. If it still doesn't appear, contact the publisher to inquire about their ORCID integration process.
Yes, many funders and organizations require ORCID IDs for grant applications. Check their guidelines or contact them to confirm.
Yes, you can add co-authored publications to your ORCID record by specifying your contribution using the "Contributor Roles" field.
It is recommended to update your ORCID record at least once a year, or whenever there are significant changes to your research output or affiliations.
You can edit and correct your ORCID record at any time. If the incorrect information is related to your education or employment, contact the respective institution to update it.
Make sure that the system you are trying to link to is an official ORCID member. If it is, you can contact ORCID support for further assistance.
Yes, you can revoke access to your ORCID ID from a system at any time through your account settings.
No, you can add an unlimited number of publications to your ORCID record.
Yes, you can merge multiple ORCID accounts that belong to you. Follow the prompts under the "Account Settings" section.
This error occurs when the system is unable to validate your ORCID ID due to incorrect formatting or a temporary network issue. Try again later or contact ORCID support for assistance.
ORCID takes the security and privacy of its users seriously and has implemented measures to protect your personal information. You can learn more about their privacy and security policies on their website.
No, ORCID is not a subscription or payment service and cannot be used to access paid content on its own.
This could happen if there is a mix-up or if the other person mistakenly used your ORCID ID. Contact ORCID support to resolve the issue.
No, you can add unlimited affiliations to your ORCID record. However, only your current primary institution will be displayed publicly by default.
Yes, you can export your ORCID record in various formats, such as BibTex, JSON, and EndNote, by using the "Export as" option under the "More Actions" menu on your ORCID record page.
Yes, you can add your ORCID ID to your resume or CV to showcase your research output and affiliations. It can also help distinguish yourself from other applicants.