Three Tips for Requesting a New ROR ID

When you’re requesting a new ROR ID for an organization, here are the three most important things to do before you fill out the request form: 1) Search the registry to see whether the organization already has a ROR ID, 2) Make sure the organization is in scope for ROR, and 3) Collect links to research outputs such as journal articles or datasets that acknowledge the organization as an author affiliation, funder, or publisher.

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ROR Blog
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2026-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.71938/k6gv-1b54
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Academic Publishing and Open Access
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Three Tips for Requesting a New ROR ID

R.C. Marsh, A. French
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Three Tips for Requesting a New ROR ID

R.C. Marsh, A. French
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When you’re requesting a new ROR ID for an organization, here are the three most important things to do before you fill out the request form: 1) Search the registry to see whether the organization already has a ROR ID, 2) Make sure the organization is in scope for ROR, and 3) Collect links to research outputs such as journal articles or datasets that acknowledge the organization as an author affiliation, funder, or publisher.

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