Answered By: Peter Fernandez
Last Updated: Oct 31, 2023     Views: 257

ORCID identifiers give authors a unique number and persistent identifier, known as an "iD," to include in publications, grants, and websites. This helps authors distinguish their work by disambiguating names so that the proper "B. Smith" or "W. Li" receives credit. Authors with an ORCID iD automatically have a profile page where they can list all their publications, grant awards, and other research outputs.

For more information, visit our ORCID Research Guide.

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