The purpose of this paper was to assess the presence of researchers on two author identifier
services (ORCID and ResearcherID) and to compare the results with two academic social …

In many countries around the world that use authorship and academic papers for career
advancement and recognition, the accurate identity of participating authors is vital. ORCID …

Publications without authorship information have been indexed as anonymous in the Web of
Science database over the years. However, discussions on this subject have not been …

Author name ambiguity is a crucial problem in any type of bibliometric analysis. It arises
when several authors share the same name, but also when one author expresses their …

Introduction Authorship parasitism (ie, no authors affiliated with the country in which the
study took place) occurs frequently in research conducted in low-income and middle-income …

Unique identifiers for scholarly authors are still not commonly used, but provide a number of
benefits to authors, institutions, publishers, funding organizations and scholarly societies …

The proliferation of team-authored academic work has led to the proliferation of two kinds of
authorship misconduct: ghost authorship, in which contributors are not listed as authors and …

Patterns of co-authorship provide an effective means of probing the structures of research
communities. In this paper, we use the CiteSpace social network tool and co-authorship data …

In this study, the accuracy of the Author ID (author identification) in the Scopus bibliographic
database was evaluated. For this purpose, we adopted the KAKEN database as the source …

Scientific authorship has important implications in science since it reflects the contribution to
research of the different individual scientists and it is considered by evaluation committees in …