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content/blog/2024-07-18-id-ideas.md

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 Now that we've [released v2 of the ROR schema](https://ror.org/blog/2024-04-15-announcing-ror-v2/), we have the power to add external identifiers to ROR records in the `external_ids` field [without making a major schema change](https://ror.readme.io/v2/docs/schema-versions#changes-that-require-versioning) – and since we have the power, we want to use it! We're therefore issuing a request for feedback on the requirements we should set for including additional external organizational identifiers in ROR records.
 

content/blog/2024-07-23-aps-adopts-ror.md

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+title = "American Physical Society Becomes Largest Society Publisher to Adopt ROR" 
+date = "2024-07-23" 
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+tags = ["Adoption", "Integrations", "Community", "Cross-post", "APS"] 
+categories = ["Adoption News"] 
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+author = "American Physical Society" 
+description = "The American Physical Society (APS) has become the largest society publisher to adopt Research Organization Registry Identifiers. Institutional metadata in the Physical Review journals are now easier to find, track, and reference — a move that strengthens open science and research transparency."
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+The American Physical Society (APS) has become the largest society publisher to adopt ROR, incorporating it into their manuscript submission process and sending ROR IDs in author affiliation metadata to Crossref. "We've been eagerly supporting ROR since before it was ROR," said APS Lead Data Analyst Arthur Smith. Read the whole announcement from APS below, then watch Arthur's marvelous presentation about the APS integration from last week's [ROR Community Call](/events/2024-07-16-ror-community-call). 
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+The below is cross-posted from the American Physical Society newsroom. [Read the original announcement.](https://www.aps.org/about/news/2024/07/research-organization-registry)
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+## American Physical Society Becomes Largest Society Publisher to Adopt Research Organization Registry Identifiers
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+The [American Physical Society](https://www.aps.org/homepage-launch) has adopted the [Research Organization Registry](https://ror.org) identification system, assigning persistent identifiers to authors' affiliations for every paper published in the Physical Review journals. The action comes as a response to challenges faced by the scientific community regarding metadata tracking.
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+Researchers, institutions, and libraries alike rely on high quality, accurate metadata to monitor publication output and impact. However, institutional metadata has lacked standardization across the publishing landscape. By assigning openly available ROR persistent identifiers, APS provides a solution to this problem and more. These identifiers will help authors and institutions keep track of the scope of their work.
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+APS also sends ROR identifiers to [Crossref](https://crossref.org), an online record for scholarly metadata. The initiative makes relevant metadata discoverable across all search tools, with implications for funding and for participating in open access models.
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+APS is one of the first publishers to incorporate ROR identifiers in published metadata, demonstrating the society’s commitment to advancing open science.
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+Contact the APS Press Office at [email protected] with questions. 
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+--- 
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+## Watch APS discuss their adoption of ROR 
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+Last week at the [ROR Community Call](/events/2024-07-16-ror-community-call), APS Lead Data Analyst Arthur Smith explained why and how APS adopted ROR IDs for author affiliation identification. 
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+The American Physical Society may be the largest society publisher so far to adopt ROR, but we know they won't be the last. Kudos to APS for helping to lead the way. 
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+Will you be the next publisher to adopt ROR for author affiliations and funders? [Learn how.](https://ror.readme.io/v2/docs/)
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