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We debuted Lightning Talks at our November Outreach meeting, featuring ORCID integrations by 11 of our member and partner organizations. With thanks to all participants, we are delighted to share their videos and slides with you (note, some videos don’t include narration).
ORCID in Publishing
- Aries Editorial Manager (Richard Wynne) – using your ORCID iD during manuscript submission, including single sign-on
- ArXiv (Simeon Warner) – current and future plans for linking your ORCID iD and arXiv author identifer
- Crossref (Ed Pentz) and DataCite (Trisha Cruse) – enabling auto-update of your ORCID record with your publications and datasets
ORCID in Peer Review
- Hypothes.is (Maryann Martone) – ORCID and annotations
- Publons (Andrew Preston) – opting in to have your peer review activities added to your ORCID record
ORCID in Profile Systems
- Funder: National Institutes of Health/SciENcv (video only) – connecting your ORCID iD with your SciENcv profile
- Association: National Institute of Materials Science (Kosuke Tanabe) – an ORCID-based researcher directory in the NIMS Digital Library
ORCID and Research Metrics
- Altmetric (Kortney Capretta) – current and planned integration with ORCID
ORCID across Research Information Platforms
- Elsevier (Chris Shillum) – ORCID touchpoints at manuscript submission (EES, EVise), discovery (Scopus), and research intelligence (SciVal,/Pure)
- Symplectic (Julia Hawks) – creating or connecting ORCID with your Symplectic profile
- Thomson Reuters (Christopher Heid) – TR’s ORCID integrations (EndNote, ScholarOne, ResearcherID, Web of Science, Converis, InCites)
