Elements allows you to claim your research outputs automatically using identifiers such as Scopus, your name variations, your email addresses and/or matches in researcher identifier systems (e.g. ORCID).
Once you add or verify your identifiers, Elements can auto claim your research outputs and add to your profile. Any publications that are claimed automatically appear in your Research outputs list in UOW Scholars.
You only need to set up automatic claiming once. From then on, Elements will automatically claim your publications
Set up automatic claiming using external profiles by following these steps:
Set up automatic claiming with ORCiD by following these steps:
ORCiD permission levels:
Elements will automatically include your UOW email address. To allow Elements to automatically claim research outputs that you have published under a previous email address, you can add additional email addresses.
To add an email address, click the + Email address button. A new pop-up window will appear. Enter your email address and follow the prompts. When you return to the Automatic claiming page, you should see the additional email listed under Email addresses.
Once you have connected your external profiles, ORCiD and added your email addresses, you can make further changes from the Automatic claiming page.
Use the Manage button to the right of the identifier to adjust your preferences. Click Confirm to save any changes.
Use name-based search to help locate all your research outputs, particularly if you have published under variations of your name or through different institutions.
Publications identified under other names or addresses will be added to your Pending publications list, they will not be automatically claimed.
You can also add the addresses of any other institutions where you have been affiliated.
Name variations and addresses can be removed at any time with the red cross button.
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