Open the Scopus Author Feedback wizard.
Follow the wizard’s steps, finding the correct profile(s) in Scopus and checking the publications it contains.
Once you have received the profile and identified any corrections:
- Your Scopus author Identifier is sent to ORCID.
- Scopus remembers your ORCID.
- The corrected publication list is sent to ORCID (optional).
- Any corrections you make are submitted to the Scopus Author Feedback team.
You will receive an email with a request to confirm them.
In some circumstances, gathering all your publications and determining a final Scopus Author Identifier may take some time. To help you with this, supply your email address to the Scopus Author Feedback team if:
- Your work is scattered across many different profiles, or
- Your name occurs very frequently.
- How to make corrections to your Author Profile
Note: The corrections will only appear on Scopus when they are fully processed, which may take some time.
ORCID is the acronym for Open Researcher and Contributor ID. Organisations can integrate ORCID into digital platforms and workflows to reduce administrative burden and connect ORCID iD records with institutional repositories, publishing platforms, HR systems, grant applications, and more.
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Web of Science is a platform consisting of several literature search databases designed to support scientific and scholarly research.
Web of Science Core Collection is a rich collection of citation indexes representing the citation connections between scholarly research articles found in the most globally significant journals, books, and proceedings in the sciences, social sciences and art & humanities.
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