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This research aims to analyze the adoption and utilization of ORCID compared to other researcher profile systems at CSIC.

December 19, 2025Learned PublishingOpen Access

Mapping Scholarly Identities: A Descriptive Study of Spanish ORCID Records at the Spanish National Research Council ( CSIC )

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BPBruno PenadésNational Research Council TMTeresa Muñoz-ÉcijaUniversidad de Granada BVBenjamín Vargas‐QuesadaUniversidad de Granada

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This analysis reveals a gender gap in ORCID profiles among researchers at CSIC, suggesting strategies for open science and research integrity improvements.

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This research aims to analyze the adoption and utilization of ORCID compared to other researcher profile systems at CSIC.
Analyzed ORCID adoption rates and usage patterns among researchers affiliated with CSIC.
Sample included authors who published from 2013 to 2022.
Compared data across various research domains and job categories.
Higher ORCID adoption rate compared to Google Scholar profiles.
Significant gender gap with men registering more profiles than women.
Natural Resources and Social Science displayed the highest number of profiles, while Humanities showed more complete profiles.

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Penadés et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69449a892f0218eca950850d https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.2037

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This analysis reveals a gender gap in ORCID profiles among researchers at CSIC, suggesting strategies for open science and research integrity improvements.

Mapping Scholarly Identities: A Descriptive Study of Spanish ORCID Records at the Spanish National Research Council ( CSIC )

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Mapping Scholarly Identities: A Descriptive Study of Spanish ORCID Records at the Spanish National Research Council ( CSIC )

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