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Free for Everyone, Always: The ORCID Public API and Data File
This content is more than three years old. The information contained in this post may be inaccurate. As part of our commitment to openness, we have a public API that […]
Scaling Up: Easier ORCID iD Authentication for Everyone
This content is more than three years old. The information contained in this post may be inaccurate. At its core, ORCID enables researchers to make connections between themselves (via their […]
Research Resources Now Live — Join the Pilot!
This content is more than three years old. The information contained in this post may be inaccurate. Earlier this year we announced a new data model to acknowledge research resource […]
New Feature Alert: Upgraded Affiliation Types
This content is more than three years old. The information contained in this post may be inaccurate. Enabling transparent and trustworthy connections between researchers and their contributions and affiliations is […]
What’s new with peer review on ORCID
This content is more than three years old. The information contained in this post may be inaccurate. ORCID has provided peer review functionality for going on three years. Peer review […]
ORCID, OpenID Connect, and Implicit Authentication
This content is more than three years old. The information contained in this post may be inaccurate. ORCID is a researcher-centric system that connects people with their activities. These connections […]
Assertion Assurance Pathways: What Are They and Why Do They Matter?
This content is more than three years old. The information contained in this post may be inaccurate. An assertion is defined as a confident and forceful statement of fact or […]
Mapping the PID Landscape
This content is more than three years old. The information contained in this post may be inaccurate. This post was co-authored with Christopher Brown and Neil Jacobs (Jisc), Josh Brown […]
Enter Once, Reuse Often
This content is more than three years old. The information contained in this post may be inaccurate. If someone asks you, as a researcher, what you hate most about your […]