Managing Author Profiles Online

After your ORCID iD is created, you may enhance your ORCID record by:

• Adding variants of your name, other online profiles, a bio sketch, employment, education and qualifications, and professional activities.
• Adding Funding and Works through Search & Link options or manually.
• Peer-review activity is only added automatically through integrations with Web of Science or other trusted organizations.

Add Affiliation

You can add a place of the current or prior employment.

• Go to Employment section and click on the + Add on the bar.
• In the Organization field, start typing The University of Texas at San Antonio. In the dropdown, select The University of Texas at San Antonio. The standardized names of organizations are sourced from ROR, a registry of research organizations. It should have an "Identify as" notation as seen below:

Add Works to Your ORCID

Works are your research and scholarship outputs, including publications, data sets, conference presentations, patents, artistic performances, and more. 

There are five different options to add works to your ORCID record: Search & Link or Add BibTex for multiple works at a time,  and Add DOI, Add PubMed ID, for Add manually for single works.

Adding works via Search & Link ensures higher quality metadata for your works. 

Search & Link Wizards

Import multiple works at a time to your ORCID by authorizing trusted connections with other systems. Once you authorize the connections, newly-published works with DOI will automatically appear in your ORCID profile if the publisher requested an ORCID iD during manuscript submission process.

Review this list of Search & Link integrations and start with CrossRef, Scopus Author ID, ResearcherID, and DataCite.

You can also authorize trusted connections  directly from Web of Science and Scopus (please note that UTSA does not have a subscription to Scopus).

Add Funding 

You may add funding information using Search & Link wizard or manually.