ORCID Advocacy Toolkit/So you would like to/researcheremail

Email to individual researchers Dear X, As part of a University wide project, the Library has reviewed the accuracy of your Scopus and ORCID profiles and created a personalised report (please see below) which highlights the actions you need to take to ensure your profile is as accurate as possible. Making your corrections will typically take only a few minutes. These corrections will improve the visibility of your research and ensure your work is not misattributed to another author. To avoid problems in the future, please register for an ORCID and add it to your Scopus profile. If you believe Scopus is missing some of your publications, please contact us. (Please note Scopus does not index conference abstracts or books reviews). The Library is offering support to help you fix any problems through one to one appointments, one minute videos (transcripts are available) and workshops. Please visit our webpages to find out more or contact us via [email address]. Please find your personal profile review and required actions below.   (Please note the data for the profile reviews was harvested in June which may lead to small discrepancies with current citation and paper data). thumb|Record created in Microsoft Excel to show researcher whether they have an ORCID iD and whether their affiliation is correct.