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Researcher Identifiers, Profiles and Social Networks: Researcher Identifiers

Research IDs, Profiles, and Social Networks

Definitions:

  • A researcher ID is a unique identifier used by publishers and corporations to match researchers to their publications.
  • A researcher profile lists a researchers publications, academic and work history.
  • Researchers can connect and build online networks with other researchers and academics using social networks.

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Research ID table

Researcher IDs
  ORCID NURO Scopus ResearcherID

 

                 

           
How can I update my personal details?                                     Manually edit personal details in your profile. Contact HR to update personal details. Manually edit your personal details via the Author Feedback Wizard. Manually edit personal details in your profile.
How can I add to my publication list? Manually import publications and can set up automatic claiming based on your author identifiers. Manually import publications and can set up automatic claiming based on your author identifiers. Scopus will automatically claim and identify your publications that are published in Scopus. ResearcherID will automatically claim and identify your publications that are published in Web of Science.
How can I edit my publication list? Manually edit your publication list within your profile. Manually edit your publication list within your profile. Contact Scopus. Manually edit your publication list within your Researcher Profile.
Can I link this to other identifiers? Yes.
Links to Scopus and ResearcherID.		 Yes.
Links to ORCID, Scopus and ResearcherID.		 Yes.
Links to ORCID only.		 Yes.
Links to ORCID only.
Does this identifier track metrics? No Yes.
NOTE: Metrics such as the H-Index shown in NURO are calculated within NURO based on publications within the system.
Always refer to the source database for an accurate count.		 Yes Yes