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16

Oct

Quick Bites: Researcher IDs explained: ORCiD, Scopus, ResearchGate and more

16 October 2025 12:30 to 13:00 | Lecture/talk
A collection of images illustrating different subject areas within natural science. Collage: Catrin Jakobsson.

The Library of Science's knowledge series Quick Bites for Researchers, this week about researcher IDs.

What is the difference between ORCiD and ResearchaGate? Researcher IDs help ensure your work is correctly attributed, visible, and connected. Understanding these identifiers is key to managing your academic profile, boosting discoverability, and avoid confusion in a crowded research landscape. Join us to learn more about some of these IDs.

The session will be held in English, and will not be recorded. No registration is required.

See you in Zoom: https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/66456866599

Quick Bites is a casual, 15 minute session on things that can make your life as a researcher a little easier. You can choose whether to ask questions in the chat, stay and talk to us afterward, or simply enjoy your lunch in peace while you listen.

If you're curious about a topic but can't attend, feel free to contact us – we can arrange additional sessions or a one-on-one meeting.

You can find the entire semester's program in the Library of Science's calendar:
The 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