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When you find a person in People search and open one from your workspace, Dataerai shows their person detail page: an identity header plus three panels — Publications, Grants, and Co-authors.
The detail page is for people in your workspace. A result that’s only on OpenAlex shows a preview with an Import action instead — import it first to get the full detail page.

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The header

At the top you’ll see the person’s name and, where known:
  • ORCID — links to their orcid.org profile (only when the identifier is a valid ORCID; otherwise it’s shown as plain text).
  • OpenAlex — their OpenAlex author id.
  • Affiliation — their primary institution.
  • Research identifiers — Scopus, ResearcherID, Google Scholar, and PubMed author ids, when present.
  • the source the record came via (e.g. openalex), and a stub tag if the record is a lightweight placeholder.
On your own person page you’ll also see your email and phone — these contact details are visible only to you.
Person detail

A person’s profile shows affiliation, ORCID and OpenAlex identifiers, and their publications and citations.

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Edit your profile

When you open your own person page — your account is linked to one canonical person record — an Edit profile button appears next to your name. You can also jump straight here from the user menu (top-right) → Edit profile.
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Open the editor

Click Edit profile (on your page, or from the user menu). Your identity header turns into a form.
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Update your details

Edit any of Full name, Affiliation, ORCID iD, GitHub, Phone, and your research identifiers — Scopus Author ID, ResearcherID, Google Scholar ID, PubMed Author ID. Leave a field blank to clear it.
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Save

Click Save profile — your page updates immediately. Cancel discards your changes.

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Verified fields

When you connect an account under Settings → Identities & Credentials, Dataerai fills the matching profile field from that verified identity and shows a green Verified checkmark next to it:
  • ORCID → your ORCID iD
  • GitHub → your GitHub username
A verified field is locked — it’s shown read-only in the editor because the value comes from an account you’ve proven you control. To change it, unlink that provider under Settings → Identities & Credentials; the field then becomes editable again.
Only you can edit your own profile. Your ORCID iD must be a valid ORCID (for example 0000-0002-1825-0097), and an identifier already linked to another person can’t be reused.
Your email address is managed separately, under Profile in the user menu, because changing it requires email verification. See Your profile & account.

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Publications

Every publication linked to the person. Each row shows the title, year, journal, citation count, impact factor (shown as IF), and an OpenAlex link, with badges like Open access and First author.
1

Search

Type in Search publications… to filter the list by title.
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Sort

Use the Sort dropdown — Year, Citations, Journal, or Impact factor.
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Page through results

Use Prev / Next to move between pages; the count reads Showing X–Y of N.
Impact factor is the journal’s 2-year mean citedness from OpenAlex (the open metric closest to a journal impact factor). A journal that hasn’t been enriched yet shows no value and sorts to the end.

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Grants

Grants the person is linked to — title, funding agency, amount, award period, and their role. Sort with the Sort dropdown by Year, Funding agency, or Amount, and page with Prev / Next.

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Co-authors

People they’ve published with. Each row links to that co-author’s own detail page and shows their affiliation and how many shared works you have in common (their collaboration frequency).
  • Search co-authors… filters by name.
  • Sort by Collaboration (most shared works first) or Most recent.
  • Prev / Next page through the list.