Researcher ID was devised by ISI/Thomson, for use in Web of Knowl­edge (Web of Sci­ence) to help iden­tify and orga­nize all papers by an author, stan­dard­iz­ing author’s names.  Prince­ton Uni­ver­sity has a sub­scrip­tion, so you may access this data­base and add to it, by going through the Library home­page, under “Arti­cles and Data­bases” then Web of Sci­ence .  You may notice that you already have a ResearcherID, and you may want to see if your list­ing is com­plete — or needs any corrections!

“ResearcherID, [also] avail­able via ResearcherID.com, is a global, multi-disciplinary schol­arly research com­mu­nity. By assign­ing a unique iden­ti­fier to each author who par­tic­i­pates, ResearcherID pro­vides an invalu­able index to accu­rate author iden­ti­fi­ca­tion and increases recog­ni­tion of work and col­lab­o­ra­tion among researchers.”