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Set up and leverage ORCID for researcher identification and profiles

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# ORCID Integration Guide

A skill for creating, maintaining, and leveraging ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) to establish a persistent digital identity, automate publication tracking, and integrate with journals, funders, and institutional systems.

## What Is ORCID?

### Overview

ORCID provides a unique 16-digit identifier (e.g., 0000-0002-1825-0097) that distinguishes you from every other researcher, regardless of name similarity, institutional changes, or transliteration variations. Over 19 million researchers have ORCID iDs, and thousands of publishers and funders now require or support ORCID integration.

### Why ORCID Matters

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Problem: Name ambiguity in scholarly publishing