Why Do Academic Authors Need an ORCID ID?

Cress, Phaedra E

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“…An ORCID ID is a unique, 16-digit identifier that authors can use to distinguish themselves from other authors and clearly and reliably connect with their professional affiliations and contributions. By signing up, authors create a unique, lifelong ORCID identifier that resolves name ambiguity and confirms their valid research credit (Cress, 2019). No matter how many different versions of your name exist in the literature, all previous publications remain permanently linked to the ID because the ID is persistent and permanent.…”

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Authors Deserve Credit: Get an ORCID ID

Mikhail¹

2022

Journal of Trauma Nursing

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Authors Deserve Credit: Get an ORCID ID

Mikhail¹

2022

Journal of Trauma Nursing

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“…Author identifiers and online profiling platforms play several important roles. One of the basic functions of such e-links is to distinguish scholars with identical names and help journal editors to increase visibility of scholarly contributions [41]. Assigning identifiers to non-Anglophone authors with variably spelled, misplaced, and missing names may prevent technical mistakes and avoid losing their article records in bibliographic databases [42].…”

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Scientific authorship: a primer for researchers

Zimba¹,

Gasparyan²

2020

Reumatologia

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The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) proposed the authorship criteria which can be employed by medics and allied specialists. Scholars who substantively contribute to research and writing, revise, approve final drafts for target journal submissions, and take responsibility for all aspects of the work deserve authorship. Increasing awareness of the ICMJE criteria, incorporating related points in journal instructions, and enforcing them in daily practice may have positive impact for healthcare. Instances of inappropriate authorship are ethical transgressions which can be avoided by editors employing strategies of author profile evaluations. There are several platforms for recording author accomplishments which may improve the discoverability of scholarly works and prevent unethical conduct. <br /> Most publishers advise authors to submit their Open Researcher and Contributor IDs (ORCID) at the manuscript submission. Other identifiers, such as Twitter handles, are also emerging as tools to stimulate post-publication communication and increase authors’ accountability for published articles.

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“…Ведущие издатели научных изданий [1], а в последнее время и многие редакции российских журналов, включают в свои требования предоставление авторами при подаче рукописей их идентификатора ORCID. Российские авторы, не понимая смысла и значения для себя и собственной научной репутации этого идентификатора, наспех регистрируются в этом ресурсе, допуская 1 https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/ORCID определенные ошибки, а после достижения «желаемого» результата -принятия статьи к рассмотрению и публикации -забывают учетные данные, указанные при регистрации (пароль, e-mail), или вообще о своем профиле.…”

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Typical mistakes by Russian researchers when registering and completing their ORCID records: Analysis of real cases

Loskutova¹

2022

Naučnyj redaktor i izdatelʹ

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Integration of Russian science into the world’s scientific community is an important task for the government, universities, research organizations, and researchers. The ORCID identifier (iD) is an efficient tool for promoting researchers and their works, building researchers’ personal brands and enhancing their reputation in the scientific community, as well as attributing authorship. Modern journals are increasingly requiring their contributors to provide an ORCID iD as a mandatory element of the author’s information. Russian researchers, possibly due to the low awareness about the benefits of ORCID, make some typical mistakes when registering and completing their ORCID records. This article provides a brief analysis of such mistakes and shows 1) how to correctly present a researcher’s published (preferred) name and how to indicate other names the researcher is known by; 2) what visibility modes ORCID provides to its users; 3) what data can be added to a researcher’s ORCID iD for improved discoverability and recognition. An example of a published article with a wrong ORCID iD is presented; all the resulting negative outcomes for the journal are discussed. The conclusion is made about the need to raise the awareness among the research community about the importance of full and correct ORCID profiles. Editors of scientific journals should ensure that the authors’ ORCID records are filled out correctly.

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Why Do Academic Authors Need an ORCID ID?

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Authors Deserve Credit: Get an ORCID ID

Authors Deserve Credit: Get an ORCID ID

Scientific authorship: a primer for researchers

Typical mistakes by Russian researchers when registering and completing their ORCID records: Analysis of real cases

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