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An ORCID iD is a persistent digital identifier for individual researchers, used to disambiguate authorship across publishers and preprint servers. ORCID iDs are integrated into JSON-LD via the Person schema's identifier or url field. VC Deal Flow Signal embeds the founder's ORCID iD on the site Organization graph so academic citations propagate cleanly between SSRN, Zenodo, OpenAlex, and Google Scholar.
SSRN, Zenodo, OpenAlex, DOIs, licenses.
A 0–100 score computed from a GitHub user's public starring history, measuring how many validated unicorn outcomes the user starred before the funding, acquisition, or $1B-valuation event.
A working-paper deposit on SSRN (Social Science Research Network), the standard preprint server for finance and business research.
A persistent Digital Object Identifier minted by Zenodo (a CERN-operated open-access repository) for a dataset or software release.
An open scholarly knowledge graph from OurResearch that mirrors Microsoft Academic Graph's structure but with no institutional gating.
A non-profit registration agency for DOIs assigned to research data, software, and grey literature.
A Digital Object Identifier — a persistent identifier for an electronic document or dataset, resolved through doi.
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A Schema.
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The Data Nerd. "ORCID." VC Deal Flow Signal Glossary, https://signals.gitdealflow.com/define/orcid.
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