Distinguishes You
Distinguishes you and ensures your research outputs and activities are correctly attributed to you
Fall 2026 Chancellor's Distinguished Research Lecture: “30+ Years of Exercise and Bone Research – And a Shift from Benefits to Risks”
Wed, Oct 14 | 4 - 5:30 p.m. | Hensel Phelps West Auditorium, RC1N
Presented by Wendy M Kohrt, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Medicine, Division of Geriatric Medicine; Nancy Anschutz Chair in Women’s Health Research, CU Anschutz School of Medicine
REGISTERORCID @ CU Anschutz
About ORCID
Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID) is a free researcher identifier and profiling system, that helps researchers to establish and maintain their scholarly identity. An ORCID iD is a unique alphanumeric code that researchers can carry throughout their careers. This helps improve the discoverability of the work and eliminates name ambiguity. Up-to-date ORCiD profiles are becoming increasingly required by NIH, scientific journals, and other systems for researchers.
Your ORCID iD:
Connects You
Reliably and easily connects you with your contributions and affiliations
Reduces Form-Filling
Enter your data once and re-use it oftenImproves Recognition
Improves recognition and discoverability for you and your research outputs
Is Interoperable
Works with many institution, funders, and publishersFollow these 3 easy steps to ensure your ORCID iD is connected and up-to-date
ORCiD Project Goals
The main goal of the ORCiD project is to encourage faculty/staff/students across Anschutz to build and curate ORCiD profiles that can be used as a source of truth for research activity documentation (grants, publications) and eventually integrate ORCID-related content into other campus systems. CU Anschutz can use your ORCiD profile to showcase your work and provide information for grant tables.
