ORCID and the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN), with support from a working group of 16 Canadian stakeholders who are all deeply committed to supporting research, scholarship, and innovation in Canada, are collaborating to build ORCID-CA, the ORCID consortium in Canada.
Announcement
Announcement
CRKN is seeking a Member Support Specialist for the newly launched ORCID-CA Consortium. Please visit our careers page for the detailed job description.
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