ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) is a unique identifier that helps distinguish researchers from one another and connects them with their research activities and outputs. ORCID IDs can be used in various ways during research, including:
Publication and grant applications: Including your ORCID ID on your manuscript submissions or grant proposals can help to ensure that your work is correctly attributed to you and that your research activity is tracked and recognized.
Professional networking: ORCID can be used as a networking tool to connect with other researchers and collaborators who share similar research interests.
Researcher profiles: Many academic and research organizations require or encourage the use of ORCID IDs in researcher profiles to help distinguish researchers from one another and ensure that their work is correctly attributed.
Tracking research impact: ORCID IDs can help track the impact of your research by linking your research outputs, such as publications, datasets, and presentations, to your unique identifier.
Overall, ORCID IDs can help streamline and simplify various aspects of the research process, from publication and grant applications to networking and research impact tracking.
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