Open Researcher and Contributor IDs (ORCID IDs) are unique, persistent digital identifiers that help to distinguish researchers from one another and reliably link them to their scholarly contributions. Researchers can connect their ORCID ID with a variety of professional information, including affiliations, grants, publications, peer review, datasets, patents, multimedia projects, etc. through updating and managing their ORCID record (i.e. ORCID profile).
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Click here to access a downloadable PDF of A Guide to ORCID. This document contains instructions for creating an account, personalizing your account, adding past information, linking new research outputs, removing trusted organizations, adding and removing trusted individuals, editing profiles as a trusted individual, and adjusting privacy settings in ORCID.
For additional information on managing your ORCID account, see ORCID's help documentation.
Click here to access a downloadable PDF of A Guide to ORCID. This document includes comprehensive instructions not included on this page, including instructions for creating an account, personalizing your account, adding past information, linking new research outputs, removing trusted organizations, adding and removing trusted individuals, editing profiles as a trusted individual, and adjusting privacy settings in ORCID.
The Ebling Library provides education and consultation services for creating and managing researcher profiles.
For additional information, contact Paije Wilson (paije.wilson@wisc.edu) or Trisha Adamus (adamus@wisc.edu)