Digital identity

Digital identity refers to all the digital data and information that can be linked to a person.

 

Claiming your identity

  • Distinguish yourself from other researchers and ensure consistent, reliable attribution of your work;
  • Provide updated information on yourself.

 

Promoting your work

Open access repositories guarantee permanent preservation and broad accessibility to your work, which is not the case with academic social networks managed by commercial companies like ResearchGate or Academia.

 

Track your Impact

Researchers are encouraged to create their ORCID and IdHAL identifiers to facilitate information gathering.

  • ORCID iD (Open Researcher and Contributor ID): persistent identifier to reliably connect researchers with their research contributions. How to create an ORCID account;
  • IdHAL: persistent identifier managed on HAL to upload and disseminate their scientific work.

See also: Scopus, Google scholar, ResearcherID

The University Library can help you create and link your identifiers.

If you have any questions about registering, please contact us at bu-chercheurs@univ-reims.fr.

The signature of a scientific publication helps ensure the visibility of the authors, research units and institutions.

Consult the URCA scientific signature charter (2025)

See the list of all research units