Simplify your research life with ORCID

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Get an ORCID. Connect it to the University. Let us handle the updates.

An ORCID is a free persistent unique identifier that helps you stand out in the scholarly crowd. It’s your personal hub for scholarly contributions – publications, grants, affiliations, and more. Even better, you can use your ORCID to easily update other grant and publishing systems like ScienCV, Biosketch, and others.

Now researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno can connect their ORCID to the University to save time and reduce administrative hassle. Once connected, the University can automatically update your record with information like your employment details, showing other organizations this is university-verified.

  • Save time on grant and publication submissions
  • Ensure accuracy with university-verified data
  • Boost visibility of your scholarly work
  • Stay organized with one central record

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ORCID benefits

  • Stand out – An ORCID helps distinguish you from researchers with similar names by assigning them their own unique identifiers. Don’t worry anymore about getting your work mixed up with THAT J. Doe’s work.
  • Stop administrative hassle – More and more scholarly systems are using ORCID to help populate their own records. Enter your ORCID when submitting a publication, and many scholarly journals will then automatically update your ORCID when the article is published. You can then connect your ORCID to systems like Interfolio to easily and quickly update your publications records.
  • Control your visibility – ORCID lets you decide exactly how much of your record is publicly available or available to trusted parties.
  • Don’t worry about name variations – Used your middle initial in one publication but not another? It’s no problem with ORCID as you can claim all variations of your bylines in one place.
  • Meet requirements – Some scholarly systems, including scholarly journals, grant funders, and the University’s data repository, Dryad, require that you have an ORCID.

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