Scientific Information Service Innovation Based on ORCID

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ORCID is now the most widely used “unique identifier” with many applicable functions targeting at different objects. It solved the issues of name gaps and achievement attribution and thus has a significant impact on the scholar’s personal achievements management, scientific research cooperation
and scientific programming of information management. The widespread application of ORCID will bring new ideas and inspirations to the library information service innovation, and boast broad prospect in the knowledge service of library in the future.

Key words: ORCID, Library, Service innovation, Scientific research information, Knowledge service

Nie Ying. Scientific Information Service Innovation Based on ORCID[J]. LIBRARY JOURNAL.

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