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26

Mar

Quick Bites: ORCiD – every researcher is unique

26 March 2025 12:30 to 13:00 | Seminar
A collection of images illustrating various subjects within natural science. Collage: Catrin Jakobsson.

The Library of Science's knowledge series Quick Bites for Researchers, this week on the theme: ORCiD.

What is ORCiD? Why should I use it? How do I get it? 

We'll guide you through the essentials of ORCiD – a unique researcher ID that connects you with your publications and the organisations you are affiliated with, so that publishers and research funders easily can identify you.

As usual, Quick Bites is a casual, 15 minute lecture on things that can make your life as a researcher a little easier. It's up to you if you want to ask questions, stay after to chat, or just listen while eating your lunch.

The session will be held in English, and no registration is required.
See you in Zoom: https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/66456866599

Do you have questions or want to know more? Contact us, and we can arrange additional sessions or offer a one-on-one meeting.

All Quick Bites sessions can be found here:

Library of Science's calendar

About the event

Location:

Zoom

Target group:

Researchers and doctoral students

Language:

English

Contact:

biblioteket [at] science [dot] lu [dot] se