ORCID Integration: UNSW's experience
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UNSW Library has integrated ORCID iDs into its research management systems to help researchers more easily track their publications and research outputs. ORCID provides a unique identifier for each researcher that is then connected to all of their works. This integration allows researchers to populate their profiles automatically and helps improve the quality of research data for reporting purposes.
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