Guides
Guides for keeping your research record in order
Step-by-step help with the paperwork around publications — for NIH applications, biosketches and department reports. Each guide lists its sources and is reviewed regularly.
How to add your publications to SciENcv for your NIH biosketch →SciENcv only lists publications from My NCBI’s My Bibliography and ORCID. How to get all of yours into My Bibliography — one by one or in a single file upload — and choose them for your NIH biosketch.NIH citation format: how to cite your publications in NIH applications →What NIH requires when you cite publications in applications, biosketches and progress reports — citation style, PMCIDs, author lists and links — with a worked example.How to find all of a researcher’s publications in PubMed →PubMed author searches, step by step: name formats, full-name and ORCID searches, narrowing by affiliation, and how to tell apart researchers who share a name.How to compile a publication report for your lab or department →A step-by-step checklist for an annual or program publication report: defining the roster and the window, finding every paper, removing duplicates, verifying with faculty, and presenting the numbers.
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