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Distinguish Yourself in Three Easy Steps

ORCID provides a persistent digital identifier that distinguishes you from every other researcher and, through integration in research workflows such as manuscript and grant submissions, automatically links your professional activities to you, ensuring that you are recognized for your work. ORCIDs are required for many grant applications, journal submissions, and incoming LSU faculty members.

1. Connect your ORCID and LSU Accounts

When you connect your accounts, you'll be able to log into ORCID with your LSU ID, rather than needing to keep track of a separate ORCID username and password.

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2. Populate your ORCID record / authorize a librarian to help

Add your professional information and link to your other identifiers (Scopus, ResearcherID). Connect with CrossRef, DataCite, Publons, and more. Add publication data to your ORCID record by using the Search and Link Wizard, importing your citations as a BibTeX file, entering them manually, or asking a librarian to do it for you.

Email orcid@lsu.edu to authorize a librarian to import your scholarly publications to your ORCiD profile and to make connections that will keep it up to date.

3. Use your ORCID ID

Connect your Elements and SciENcv profiles to your ORCiD save time and ensure the accuracy of your scholarly record. Include your ORCID identifier in your email signature, when you submit to publications or apply for grants, and in any research workflow to ensure you get credit for your work.