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Using ORCID to Save Time and Get Credit in Funding Applications, Publications, and Research Reporting

Using ORCID to Save Time and Get Credit in Funding Applications, Publications, and Research Reporting

The Office of Sponsored Programs, the Center for Research and Creative Activity, and the Albertson’s Library Research Data Management Group would like to share resources and upcoming training opportunities related to ORCID and how researchers can benefit from using it.

ORCID, a nonprofit organization that assigns ORCID iDs, provides a method for authors to assert ownership of their work and distinguish themselves from authors with similar names. ORCID has also emerged as a leader in the research ecosystem by providing an open platform used by publishers, research funders, and institutions to share bibliographic data, allowing authors to add citations once and reuse often.

The Library’s Research Data Management Group has excellent resources available for researchers on ORCID and managing your online professional presence. We would also like to share the following learning opportunity and encourage all who are interested to attend!

May 7: ORCID Workshop for Researchers

Hi all, please join us and invite your researchers to our next ORCID Workshop for Researchers webinar, where we will cover the basics of ORCID, how researchers can benefit from using ORCID, and an overview of how researchers can keep their ORCID record up to date.

This webinar is free and open to anyone who is interested. The session will be recorded and shared with all who register.

Webinar presented by the ORCID US Community, led by Lyrasis in partnership with the Big Ten Academic Alliance, the Greater Western Library Alliance, the NorthEast Research Libraries, and the Health Research Alliance.