For quick guides to creating and using your ORCID iD, please download any of the below handouts.
Need help updating your ORCID record?
You can authorize a Trusted Individual to help add records. Visit the Trusted Individuals page on the ORCID Support site to learn more.
When you add a work to your record manually (using the Add DOI, Add PubMed ID or Add manually options), you will be automatically added as a contributor to the work. You can specify your contributor role using the dropdown menu on the Contributors section (the 14 available options are based on CRediT - Contributor Roles Taxonomy).
To add other contributors to your work entry, click on Add another contributor and enter the contributor’s name and role. If the contributor had more than one role, click on Add another role below their name in order to add it.
The most important thing to do with an ORCID iD is use it! Add your ORCID iD to email signatures, online profiles, manuscript submissions, peer reviews, grant applications, and more. If a journal or conference you are submitting to does not have a way to include an ORCID iD with your information, consider contacting the editors or organizers and requesting that they make it an option. Check out the Using ORCID page for more info on how to update and use your ORCID account.
Under Vitas & Biosketches, click ORCID Registry or the bubble labeled Create or Connect your ORCID ID. This will take you to the ORCID logon page where you can sign in to your existing ORCID account and link it to UNLV Folio.
You will now have the option to Import information from your ORCID record to UNLV Folio. You can import scholarly works, funding, education and employment information from ORCID. Make this a part of your annual workflow to keep your FAAR updated!
You should also make sure to add your ORCID in the Profile section of UNLV Folio. To do this, select Profile from the left-hand menu.
Scroll down to the Author/Researcher Identification data field and click Add. Then enter your ORCID and any other identifiers you wish to include in the appropriate fields.
For more detailed instructions, visit the Office of Faculty Affairs Resources and Training page, and the Import ORCID guide.
Several platforms and identifiers now offer integration with one another, which makes it easier on you, as the researcher, to keep track of publications and where they are being displayed. Profile integration also makes it easier for you to point your institution, potential collaborators, students you teach, and others to one place so they can review your previous scholarly works. Check out the information below to find out more!
Authors can now integrate their ResearcherID and ORCID accounts. This is an important integration because ORCID identifiers travel with authors throughout their careers and aren't associated with a specific platform. This integration allows researchers to exchange data about their scholarly work between Web of Science and ORCID quickly and easily.
Once you have successfully created a ResearcherID account, you can connect your account to ORCID through Publons. Simply log in to your Publons account and follow the instructions to export your ResearcherID record to your ORCID account.
Authors can also connect their Scopus Author ID profiles with their ORCID account. Connecting with ORCID is helpful for researchers wanting to consolidate their identifiers, so there is less work in updating profiles and accounts. Once you have integrated Scopus and ORCID, Scopus will automatically begin exporting data about new publications onto your ORCID account.