ORCID provides a persistent digital identifier that distinguishes you from every other researcher and ensures that your work is recognized by linking you to your professional activities.
Unlike other research IDs, your ORCID iD is universal. It's not tied to any institution or database, and it can follow you wherever your research takes you.
Publishers, funders, research institutions, and other organizations are increasingly adopting or supporting ORCID.
You can get yourself set up with ORCID in three easy steps:
GET & LINK YOUR ORCID iD
(1) Register for your ORCID iD. Use your Cornell email address when you sign up.
(2) Link your ORCID to Cornell by selecting Access through your institution when you sign in, and you won't have to remember a separate ORCID password.
ADD YOUR WORKS
Once you've created your ORCID iD, it's easy to add your scholarly works and other research activities to your ORCID record, enable automatic updates, and delegate management of your record to someone else. Find out more.
USE YOUR ORCID ID
Signing in to ORCiD with Shibboleth
Cornell would like you to link your ORCID to Cornell so that published works can be easily identified as belonging to Cornell Faculty and Staff. This allows the University to have more accurate and complete data pertaining to research activities. This video explains how to link your ORCID account to Cornell University's identity services.
