How to Use ORCID

How to…

Use ORCID to Create a SciENcv Biosketch
1. Log into your myncbi account
2. In the “SciENcv” box, click “Manage SciENcv”
3. In the gray box, click “Edit”. Under “optional information”, click to add your ORCID.
4. Now, when you create a new document in SciENcv, you can chose ORCID from the “Choose data source” menu.
Assign a trusted individual (delegate/proxy) to curate your ORCID record
*note, delegates who are affiliated with UF should also link their ORCID iD to UF

Visit https://info.orcid.org/researchers/ to learn more about optimizing what your ORCID profile can do for you!

Visit our ORCID FAQs page to view answers to common questions about ORCID @ UF.

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