ORCID: Add to Your ORCID Record

Open Researcher and Contributor ID provides a persistent digital identifier for researchers

Provide personal information

You may wish to add further personal and professional information about yourself. This is not a requirement, but it can help to raise your visibility.

Names: Add different variants of your name so that all of your work can be found
Biographical information: such as education and employment history
Professional affiliation: This helps anyone searching for your name to know it's you
Keywords: these describe your research interests
Websites: add links to other systems that you use, such as LinkedIn, Twitter, ResearcherID, blog, personal or institution website
Email: you can provide alternative email addresses

You can choose different privacy settings for all entries individually.

Enter your grants

ÜberWizard for ORCID.
ORCID enables you to add awarded grants to your record by using the ÜberWizard for ORCID.
ÜberResearch
The continuously-updated ÜberResearch grant data include grants from funding organizations worldwide such as the NIH and NSF in the United States, the UK Research Councils and Wellcome Trust in the UK, the Austrian Research Council, and over fifty others.

It is also possible to add grant data manually to your ORCID record.

Enter your works

Once you have created your ORCID account you can add your works to your record.

Publications (journal articles, books, reports, dissertations, newspaper articles, websites, working papers etc.)
Conference materials (paper, abstract, poster)
Intellectual property (patents, licenses, registered copyrights)
Other materials (datasets, speeches, technical standards, artistic performances etc.)

Publications, datasets, and other materials can often be imported by using ORCID import wizards. By using your name or existing IDs your publications will be pulled in from the respective databases. Outputs can also be added manually.

ORCID import wizards are available for:

CrossRef Metadata Search (journal articles, conference proceedings and monographs)
Europe PubMed Central
Publons (ResearcherID) (publications connected to the Clarivate Analytics identifier)
Scopus (publications connected to the Scopus identifier)