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Once your original paper has been published, it is important to publicise its existence within the scientific community. You can find more information here.
It is good practice to keep your researcher profiles up to date on the various existing platforms, or on those you consider most relevant.
To make this process easier, it is important to bear in mind that, at the time of publication, you should consistently present your researcher name, include your author identifiers and correctly reference your affiliation with Iscte. These procedures also ensure that a more effective evaluation of your scientific output is possible.
Author identifiers are essential for accurately identifying an author’s scientific output, as they help to resolve any ambiguity arising from similar names.
ORCID: An author identifier that ensures interoperability with other author identifiers/profiles (such as the author profile in Iscte’s scientific management system, Ciência-IUL).
Scopus Author Identifier: An identifier assigned automatically by Scopus, which can and should be corrected by the author. The author may request changes to the name used, their affiliation and the associated articles (it is also interoperable).
Researcher ID: An identifier assigned by Web of Science, which functions in a similar way to the Scopus identifier. This identifier is linked to Publons, a platform that aggregates authors’ publications, citation metrics and peer-review work.
To find out more about this topic: Best practices before and after publishing.
