ORCID Events

This is the first information session about the recently launched Global Participation Fund (GPF), which is accepting applications through 13 October, 2022. It will cover the background of the Fund, as well as objectives and structure and finally a brief overview of the monitoring and evaluation of the grants.

Event Resources: Download the presentation The second session in our I’m a Member, Now What?! webinar series is all about the ORCID Member Portal.  The ORCID Member Portal is a suite of tools that helps member organizations get more from their ORCID membership. In this session, you’ll learn about account management and the tools available […]

Event Resources: Download the presentations Celebrate Open Access Week with ORCID! In addition to releasing our annual public data file, we are hosting two webinar sessions to showcase a few open access organizations.  On October 25, KAUST, INFLIBNET India, PKP, and ARDC will join us to share how their organizations contribute to open access and […]

Session Materials: Please join us for this jointly hosted webinar by ORCID and our member organization The University of Nottingham Ningbo China. This webinar will provide an overview of ORCID and its benefits for doctoral students, researchers and research organizations. In this session, we will focus on: - best practices of uses cases of ORCID […]

Event resources: Download the presentation Join us as we celebrate ORCID at 10!  To fulfill the promise of a robust, inclusive web of scholarly communications, two things are critical: a unique, persistent-identifier (PID) system for digital items, such as published works, and another such system for the people creating those works. With that twin PID […]

Presentations iD & Me: ORCID & Humanities and Social Sciences, the first session in our new webinar series iD & Me, is all about the benefits of utilizing an ORCID record for researchers in the Humanities and Social Sciences.  Join us on November 1st to hear from Humanities and Social Science researchers about their experiences […]