20170112_Aries_EU_EMUG_Brown.pptx

"ORCID and Researcher Identification" presented by Josh Brown at the Aries Editorial Manager European User Group meeting in London, UK, in January 2017.<br

20170424_Auto_Update_Brown.pptx

"ORCID Auto-Update", presented by Josh Brown at the Crossref/THOR workshop at the Institute for Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, PL, in April 2017<br

Blog: ORCID in ORBIT: Building Information Infrastructure with Research Funders

Research funding organizations are a core component of our mission and vision, and have been involved with ORCID since before we launched the Registry. Here we report on our work with funders, including the ORBIT project

20170424_Org Id Project_Brown.pptx

"The Organization Identifier Project" presented by Josh Brown at the Crossref/THOR workshop at the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw, PL, in April 2017<br

20170424_Intro to ORCID_Brown.pptx

"An introduction to ORCID" presented by Josh Brown at the Crossref/THOR workshop at the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Waraw, PL, in April 2017<br

20170119_RCUK_Interoperability_Brown.pptx

"ORCID and interoperability" presented by Josh Brown to the Research Councils UK Interoperability Steering Group in London, UK, in January 2017<br

20170314 ORG IDs EPMC Funders Brown.pptx

"Organisation Identifiers: funders, institutions, places" presented by Josh Brown at the Europe PubMed Central Funders Annual General Meeting in London, UK, in March 2017<br

20170503_MedComms_Intro to ORCID_Brown.pptx

Presentation given at a Network Pharma brunch club meeting in Oxford, UK.<br

The ORBIT Project

These slides introduce the ORBIT (ORCID Reducing Burden and Improving Transparency) Project which engages funders to use persistent identifiers to automate and streamline the flow of research information between systems

20170505 HRA webinar Brown.pptx

ORCID presentation to the Health Research Alliance, giving an overview of how funders are using ORCID iDs