[Taxacom] Using ORCID Identifiers to Capture and Expose Facilities and Collections Use

[John Grehan]

Some of the comments here give me cause to re-think how I reference the use
of facilities or resources in a taxonomic paper. Next paper I will look at
giving greater emphasis - perhaps as part of the methods section rather
than just in the acknowledgement. For example, I usually acknowledge
facilities that provided camera or microscope resources, but its really
part of the methodology to use those resources and therefore should go in
the methods section. Will definitely give more thought to that in the next
paper.

John Grehan

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On Fri, Dec 22, 2017 at 11:55 AM, Miller, Scott <MillerS at si.edu> wrote:

> Here is a recent progress report on the use of ORCID identifiers to link
> publications to research facilities and collections on which they are
> based.  The system is not operational yet, but promises to be a major
> advance in tracking the use of biological collections and promoting their
> importance.
>
> https://orcid.org/blog/2017/12/07/using-identifiers-
> capture-and-expose-facilities-use
>
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