Personal Identificators












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            ORCID

            • Free and unique persistent identifier; it distinguishes you from other researchers, link
              you control and populate with information defining who you are, as well as your research
              affiliations, awards, and grants

            • It allows linking to other scientific identifiers, namely ResearcherID and Scopus ID
            • After creating an ORCID ID, authors should enter their identifier in the designated IS V
              [ URL "https://view.officeapps.live.com/op/view.aspx?src=https%3A%2F%2Fpedf.cuni.cz%2FPE

              version1"]
            • Academic staff are obliged to indicate their affiliation to FHS UK in the following word

              creating an identifier: Charles University, Faculty of Humanities
            • Registration [ URL "https://orcid.org/register"] is free; please download [ URL "https:/
              UK-9221-version1-orcid_id___navod_en_2023.pdf"] the instructions for more details

            ResearcherID
            • A unique identifier that differentiates researchers in the Web of Science
            • It helps ensure proper attribution of research and tracks citation metrics

            • It is created automatically and can be linked [ URL "https://cuni.cz/UK-9221-version1-
              wos_researcher_id_en.pdf"] to the ORCID
            Scopus ID

            • A unique identifier assigned by the Scopus database to an author
            • Allows you to track your publications and citation metrics, link to co-authors and colla
            • It is created automatically and can be linked [ URL "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jc5

              the ORCID