Research Guides: ORCID: Peer Reviews &amp; Conclusions

Representing Yourself

Adding Peer Reviews
Did you Know?

If you desire to display peer reviews that you have conducted, keep in mind that you cannot add them yourself manually. Only a trusted organization that has your permission to do so can add them. Similarly, the peer review section of your ORCID account will not even appear on your personal ORCID record until an organization has added one in the first place. For exact instructions, consider the video below.

Unlike all other facets of your ORCID, peer review is very automated. Reviews of all types, from double-blind to open, are automatically identified together based on a group identifier, usually for the organization that organized the review.

To learn more about peer review itself and a little more about its integration with ORCID, click here.

Your ORCID has several uses to help you establish and personalize your experience. For instance, a QR code is available for download, allowing you to take your ORCID more conveniently on the go. This is a printable format that mobile users can scan to see your ORCID immediately!
To access it:

Log into your account
Right below your ID, select "Get a QR Code for your ID"
Download your code for display using any desired method. Consider printing it out or displaying it in a file.

Feel free to add your ORCID to your LinkedIn, academia.edu, signature line, or other professional self-representations! Consider the same when drafting proposals, article submissions, etc.