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Verified! 🚀 Updated my @ORCID_Org profile to showcase my professional journey as Founder of Total InfoHub.
Highlights:
✅ CS Degree
✅ Kaggle ML & SQL Certs
✅ Google Marketing Cert
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Feature Friday Feature Friday is where we let the community know about updates we've made to the ORCID Registry and the Member Portal.

Happy Feature Friday! 💫

Among our latest Registry updates include improvements to the Add Works menu option within the Works section of the ORCID record to support the new "Import works from other services" option.

Read more here: https://info.orcid.org/feature-friday/

#ORCID #FeatureFriday

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#ORCID
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I was happy to be invited by @pantonline.bsky.social to discuss scholarly social media use and 'Scientific communication beyond publication' with the PhD students at the TRAMPOLINe MSCA event @vito.be Belgium
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ORCID

Verified Professional Record:

You can find my verified professional and academic record on ORCID. This profile links my background in Computer Sciences, technical expertise (Kaggle Certified), and my latest publications on Total InfoHub.

Visit my ORCID iD: orcid.org/0009-0000-19...

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Samuel Darwisman - Profile on Academia.edu Samuel Darwisman (M.MT) is a Researcher at ITL Trisakti, specializing in Logistics 5.0 and Sustainable SCM. He pioneered the General Theory of Piping…

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#OpenScience #Metadata #Crossref #ORCID #ROR #ResearchImpact #Research #AcademicResearch #ScientificPublishing #arXiv #SSRN #DigitalScience #GoogleScholar #SciSpace #OCLC #Scopus #TheLancet #Mendeley #Wikipedia #DimensionsAI

ORCID and DataCite Supercharge Your Research Visibility Paloma Marín-Arraiza: This is a cross-post from the ORCID blog.If you missed our recent deep-dive with DataCite during International Love Data Week, don’t worry! We’ve got the highlights for you.In an era where Open Science and new ways of research assessment encourage researchers to share outputs beyond textual publications, the way they connect these outputs matters more than ever. Elevating your Research’s Impact and Visibility with ORCID and DataCite focused on making researchers’ professional lives easier and helping them achieve a higher impact from their outputs.The big takeawaysThe “Set It and Forget It” workflowIf you’ve ever dreamed of a self-updating CV, you can make it a reality using DataCite-ORCID auto-update functionality. When you use your ORCID iD during a data submission via a DataCite member repository and grant permissions to DataCite in DataCite Profiles, that work can automatically appear on your ORCID record. This means you can spend less time on manual entry and more time on actual research.Credit for everything, not just articlesDataCite DOIs allow you to get formal recognition, among others, for:Unique datasetsCustom software and codeImages, posters, and even physical samplesBy linking these to your ORCID iD, you create a “PID Graph”—a digital map that shows the full scope of your contribution to science.For a deeper dive, watch the recording and download the slides: 1. Importing Data From Other Systems; 2. Set-Up the ORCID Auto-Update; 3. Seeing your data’s impact: persistent identifiers in use.In the recording, you’ll get a visual breakdown of how a single DOI can trigger a chain reaction of discovery across global databases, as well as a walk-through of the specific settings you need to toggle to ensure your data and your profile are connected. To quickly set up your DataCite auto-updates, visit our documentation in the ORCID Knowledge Base.For more from International Love Data Week, read our blog, A Day in the Life of ORCID Data, which tracks the hypothetical journey of a researcher’s ORCID record data.The post ORCID and DataCite Supercharge Your Research Visibility appeared first on DataCite.

Stop manually curating your CV. ORCID DataCite can auto-update your record, crediting datasets, software, images, and more—building a PID graph that actually reflects your work. #ORCID #DataCite #OpenScience

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Spannend finde ich die (inoffiziellen) Schwerpunktthemen, die sich für das #DSpacePT26 herausgebildet haben: die Anbindung externer Systeme und Datenquellen (#DeepGreen, #ORCID, #KDSF), den Ausbau von Repositories zu Forschungsinformationssystemen #FIS und die Beteiligungsmöglichkeiten an der […]

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Francisco Alsina from @ORCID_Org presents the effects the #ORCID Global Participation Fund has on advancing ORCID integration into #DSpace and #DSpaceCRIS at #DSpacePT26

Since we were part of the funding in 2023 check out our results […]

ORCID 2030: Advancing the Future of Research ORCID 2030: Advancing the Future of Research Strategic Plan is ORCID's strategic plan for 2026–2029. The core of our plan is to expand the value and scope of ORCID as a verifiable identity and contribution data hub in order to proactively empower the global research community and advance transparent, trustworthy scholarship.By focusing on the objectives outlined in these themes over the next four years, ORCID hopes to enhance the reliability and value of our service, strengthen the connections within our Community Trust Network, and solidify our position as a provider of indispensable infrastructure for the scholarly community, providing Trust Markers that are proving to be critically useful for the future of transparent and trustworthy research.

#IST “ORCID 2030: Advancing the Future of Research” doi.org/10.23640/072... #Orcid #PID

📚Heading to The London Book Fair?

#ORCID Engagement Manager Shivendra Naidoo is available to meet with:

✅ Publisher members
✅ Vendors and service providers, or
✅ Anyone who has questions about ORCID membership or integration.

#ORCIDisEverywhere

📚Heading to The London Book Fair?

#ORCID Engagement Manager Shivendra Naidoo is available to meet with:

✅ Publisher members
✅ Vendors and service providers, or
✅ Anyone who has questions about ORCID membership or integration.

#ORCIDisEverywhere

ORCID strengthens research visibility and attribution across Africa.

Join us for “ORCID in Action: Understanding ORCID in Africa.”
March 12
Register: orcid-org.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

#ORCID #OpenScience

📚Heading to The London Book Fair?

#ORCID Engagement Manager Shivendra Naidoo is available to meet with:

✅ Publisher members
✅ Vendors and service providers, or
✅ Anyone who has questions about ORCID membership or integration.

#ORCIDisEverywhere

Don Brower

Congratulations to the newly appointed members of the #ORCID Researcher Advisory Council (ORAC)!

We'd like to introduce Don Brower of @notredame.bsky.social, who will serve his first two-year term beginning in March.

Read more about ORAC here: https://wp.me/PcE4o3-4pV

#Researchsky

DSpace Praxistreffen 2026

📣 Heading to DSpace Praxistreffen 2026?

ORCID Engagement Lead Fran Alsina will present:
Advancing ORCID Integration in DSpace and DSpace-CRIS through the Global Participation Fund

📅 10 March @10:15 am

Learn more: wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSPACE/DSpace+Pr...

#ORCID #DSpace

📚Heading to The London Book Fair?

#ORCID Engagement Manager Shivendra Naidoo is available to meet with:

✅ Publisher members
✅ Vendors and service providers, or
✅ Anyone who has questions about ORCID membership or integration.

#ORCIDisEverywhere

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Ask Me Anything: ORCID Community Hubs. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Ask Me Anything: Where curiosity meets expertise Ask Me Anything is your chance to connect with subject matter experts on a variety of topics relevant to the scholarly community in an open, informal setting. Each session brings together thought leaders in a specific area to share insights, spark conversation, and answer your questions. Whether you’re curious about best practices, emerging trends, or the real-world experiences of those working in the field, AMA sessions are designed to offer practical takeaways and honest dialogue. These sessions are a space to learn, engage, and ask anything. Come join the conversation! About This Session How can regional consortia lower the barrier to ORCID adoption for institutions and researchers? In this session, we explore the power of Community Hubs—specialized platforms designed to simplify integration and amplify research visibility. We are bringing together the leads behind three major regional initiatives: the TENET Intembeko ORCID Hub (South Africa), the NZ ORCID Hub (New Zealand), and the Uganda ORCID Hub (Uganda). What to Expect: This collaborative session moves beyond theory to show how these hubs function in the real world. Our speakers will discuss: - The Origin Story: Learn the backstory on how the concept of the community hub was born. - The "Why" and "How": Each consortium will share the specific drivers behind their hub's creation and the steps they took to get it off the ground. - A Technical Deep Dive: We will walk through the technical architecture and user interface via a guided walkthrough to show exactly how these platforms work. - Community Impact: Hear concrete examples of how local institutions are currently using these hubs to manage affiliations and boost global recognition.

📍Happening Now!

How can regional consortia lower the barrier to ORCID adoption?
Join our AMA to explore #ORCID Community Hubs in South Africa, New Zealand, & Uganda. We're diving into real-world technical architecture and community impact.
Register here to join the conversation 👉

#ResearchSky

Jiban K. Pal

Congratulations to the newly appointed members of the #ORCID Researcher Advisory Council (#ORAC)! We'd like to introduce Jiban K. Pal of the Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, who will serve his first two-year term beginning in March.

Read more here: https://wp.me/PcE4o3-4pV

#Researchsky

Fael Amokrane Nait Mohamed

Congratulations to the newly appointed members of the #ORCID Researcher Advisory Council! We'd like to introduce Faez Amokrane Nait Mohamed of The Ragon Institute of Mass General Brigham, MIT and Harvard, who will serve his first two-year term beginning in March. Read more: https://wp.me/PcE4o3-4pV

Cropped author information from the new EUSSET conference paper template. Four fictional authors are listed, with two of them having an ORCID logo after their name.

Have you seen the new EUSSET conference paper template? With it, ECSCW 2026 papers feature #ORCID integration for the first time, letting readers easily find more of your work. Cheers to our friends at @ORCID_Org and yay for accessible academic metadata!

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Ask Me Anything: ORCID Community Hubs. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Ask Me Anything: Where curiosity meets expertise Ask Me Anything is your chance to connect with subject matter experts on a variety of topics relevant to the scholarly community in an open, informal setting. Each session brings together thought leaders in a specific area to share insights, spark conversation, and answer your questions. Whether you’re curious about best practices, emerging trends, or the real-world experiences of those working in the field, AMA sessions are designed to offer practical takeaways and honest dialogue. These sessions are a space to learn, engage, and ask anything. Come join the conversation! About This Session How can regional consortia lower the barrier to ORCID adoption for institutions and researchers? In this session, we explore the power of Community Hubs—specialized platforms designed to simplify integration and amplify research visibility. We are bringing together the leads behind three major regional initiatives: the TENET Intembeko ORCID Hub (South Africa), the NZ ORCID Hub (New Zealand), and the Uganda ORCID Hub (Uganda). What to Expect: This collaborative session moves beyond theory to show how these hubs function in the real world. Our speakers will discuss: - The Origin Story: Learn the backstory on how the concept of the community hub was born. - The "Why" and "How": Each consortium will share the specific drivers behind their hub's creation and the steps they took to get it off the ground. - A Technical Deep Dive: We will walk through the technical architecture and user interface via a guided walkthrough to show exactly how these platforms work. - Community Impact: Hear concrete examples of how local institutions are currently using these hubs to manage affiliations and boost global recognition.

🌍 How can regional consortia lower the barrier to ORCID adoption?

Join our AMA on 24 Feb to explore #ORCID Community Hubs in South Africa, New Zealand, & Uganda. We're diving into real-world technical architecture and community impact.

Register here👉

#ResearchSky

📚Heading to The London Book Fair?

#ORCID Engagement Manager Shivendra Naidoo is available to meet with:

✅ Publisher members
✅ Vendors and service providers, or
✅ Anyone who has questions about ORCID membership or integration.

#ORCIDisEverywhere

Praveen Malla

Congratulations to the newly appointed members of the #ORCID Researcher Advisory Council (ORAC)! We'd like to introduce Praveen Malla of the Samarkand Branch of Tashkent State University of Economics, who will serve his first two-year term beginning in March.

Read more: https://wp.me/PcE4o3-4pV

Members can now prompt researchers to connect their ORCID records with home institutional systems.

📣 Attention researchers

Have you heard about the new Researcher Connect feature? These notifications let you know that your institution is an #ORCID member and can add validated affiliations to your record.

More on the blog by @estene.bsky.social : https://wp.me/pcE4o3-9zO

#Researchsky

ORCID Swag

At #NISOPlus26?

Don't miss Better Together: How Diverse Researcher Identifier Systems can Work Together to Meet Community-Specific Needs while Achieving the Goal of Universal Interoperability, presented by @estene.bsky.social.

Laurel C/D from 10:30-11:45.

#ORCID #ORCIDisEverywhere

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Ask Me Anything: ORCID Community Hubs. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Ask Me Anything: Where curiosity meets expertise Ask Me Anything is your chance to connect with subject matter experts on a variety of topics relevant to the scholarly community in an open, informal setting. Each session brings together thought leaders in a specific area to share insights, spark conversation, and answer your questions. Whether you’re curious about best practices, emerging trends, or the real-world experiences of those working in the field, AMA sessions are designed to offer practical takeaways and honest dialogue. These sessions are a space to learn, engage, and ask anything. Come join the conversation! About This Session How can regional consortia lower the barrier to ORCID adoption for institutions and researchers? In this session, we explore the power of Community Hubs—specialized platforms designed to simplify integration and amplify research visibility. We are bringing together the leads behind three major regional initiatives: the TENET Intembeko ORCID Hub (South Africa), the NZ ORCID Hub (New Zealand), and the Uganda ORCID Hub (Uganda). What to Expect: This collaborative session moves beyond theory to show how these hubs function in the real world. Our speakers will discuss: - The Origin Story: Learn the backstory on how the concept of the community hub was born. - The "Why" and "How": Each consortium will share the specific drivers behind their hub's creation and the steps they took to get it off the ground. - A Technical Deep Dive: We will walk through the technical architecture and user interface via a guided walkthrough to show exactly how these platforms work. - Community Impact: Hear concrete examples of how local institutions are currently using these hubs to manage affiliations and boost global recognition.

🌍 How can regional consortia lower the barrier to ORCID adoption?

Join our AMA on 24 Feb to explore #ORCID Community Hubs in South Africa, New Zealand, & Uganda. We're diving into real-world technical architecture and community impact.

Register here 👉

Leonardo Candela

Congratulations to the newly appointed members of the #ORCID Researcher Advisory Council (ORAC)! We'd like to introduce Leonardo Candela of the National Research Council of Italy, who will serve his first two-year term beginning in March.

Read more about ORAC here: https://wp.me/PcE4o3-4pV

From Zero to 17 Global Library Holdings in 60 Days: How ISNI, ORCID, and Wikidata Power Author… Two months ago, my books had zero institutional library holdings.

From 0 to 17 global library holdings in 60 days.
ISNI assigned. ORCID active. Wikidata linked.

How structured identifiers power real author discoverability 👇
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#ISNI #ORCID #Wikidata #WorldCat #ScholarlyPublishing

From 0 to 17 global library holdings in 2 months. 📚
ISNI assigned. ORCID active. Wikidata linked.
Structured identity → global discoverability.

#ISNI #ORCID #Wikidata #WorldCat #LibraryHoldings #AuthorBrand #ScholarlyPublishing #LinkedData