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 title = "Clarivate Integrates ROR" 
-date = "2024-12-17T07:49:54-05:00"
+date = "2024-12-18T13:49:54-05:00"
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 tags = ["Clarivate", "Web of Science"] 
 categories = ["Adoption News"] 
@@ -20,6 +20,8 @@ We are pleased to announce that [Web of Science Core Collection™](https://clar
 
 "ROR is a trusted source of institutional identifiers and metadata that is being widely adopted across the scholarly communications landscape," notes ROR Director Maria Gould. "ROR's open and carefully curated dataset and our robust and easy-to-use tools make it ideally suited for a range of implementations aimed at normalizing institutional data, and we're pleased that ROR is being integrated into discovery services like the Web of Science to enrich institutional models and support key user needs."
 
+Tilla Edmunds, Director of Web of Science Content Management at Clarivate, said: “We are pleased to integrate ROR IDs into the Web of Science Core Collection. This advancement highlights our commitment to strong partnerships with the academic community, working together to support and progress scholarly communication globally.”
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 [Clarivate™](https://clarivate.com) has long supported ROR as a community-led solution to the pressing challenge in scholarly publishing of variant affiliation names for the same organizations. The new ROR features in the Web of Science, developed in response to customer feedback, are only the first phase of ROR adoption for Clarivate. Now that more and more academic publishers are beginning to use ROR, Web of Science plans in the future to collect ROR IDs for researchers' affiliations directly from publisher metadata, thus lessening and perhaps one day even eliminating the problem of nonstandard research affiliation information. 
 
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