Owner: Rob. Roughly five minutes on orcid.org.
https://orcid.org/0009-0005-3159-3392 is now published in the sameAs of the Person markup on /experts/robert-jacques/ (PR #76). The record resolves and carries the right name — verified against pub.orcid.org/v3.0/0009-0005-3159-3392/person, which returns Rob Jacques.
But the record lists zero works. Verified against the same API's /works endpoint. So a search engine or a retaining attorney following that link today lands on an empty researcher profile, which is a weaker signal than the site's own claim it was supposed to corroborate. The whole point of the link is that the publication becomes verifiable somewhere other than a page you control.
What to add
ORCID accepts a DOI directly, so this is one paste rather than a form:
- DOI:
10.1109/ASMC.2000.902605
- Title: Evaluation of the 'HiVol' above-wafer in-situ particle monitoring sensor
- Event: 2000 IEEE/SEMI Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Conference and Workshop
- IEEE Xplore: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/902605/
- Authors, per Crossref: R. Williams, E. Wickesberg, R. Jacques, M. Bonin, D. Holve
The DOI resolves (302 to IEEE Xplore) and Crossref confirms the author list, so the record will import clean.
Use Add works → Search & link, or Add DOI and paste the identifier.
Why it is worth doing
The 2026-09-04 GEO audit scored Academic Trust 0/5 in its Trust Stack, and an ORCID with no works keeps it there in substance even though the link now exists. The profile page argues that the method descends from defect metrology and cites this paper as the evidence; an ORCID record carrying it is the third-party confirmation of that argument.
It also matters for vetting rather than just for search. Opposing counsel checking the publication claim should find it in a registry, not only on the practice's own site.
Checked and not worth pursuing
US6906799B2, "Signal processing method for in-situ, scanned-beam particle monitoring", describes the same autocorrelation approach and looked like it might carry an inventorship credential. It does not. Named inventors are Michel P. Bonin, Aaron Stibbich and Donald J. Holve, assigned to Inficon. Recorded here so nobody chases it twice.
Done when
pub.orcid.org/v3.0/0009-0005-3159-3392/works returns at least one work.
Owner: Rob. Roughly five minutes on orcid.org.
https://orcid.org/0009-0005-3159-3392is now published in thesameAsof the Person markup on/experts/robert-jacques/(PR #76). The record resolves and carries the right name — verified againstpub.orcid.org/v3.0/0009-0005-3159-3392/person, which returns Rob Jacques.But the record lists zero works. Verified against the same API's
/worksendpoint. So a search engine or a retaining attorney following that link today lands on an empty researcher profile, which is a weaker signal than the site's own claim it was supposed to corroborate. The whole point of the link is that the publication becomes verifiable somewhere other than a page you control.What to add
ORCID accepts a DOI directly, so this is one paste rather than a form:
10.1109/ASMC.2000.902605The DOI resolves (302 to IEEE Xplore) and Crossref confirms the author list, so the record will import clean.
Use Add works → Search & link, or Add DOI and paste the identifier.
Why it is worth doing
The 2026-09-04 GEO audit scored Academic Trust 0/5 in its Trust Stack, and an ORCID with no works keeps it there in substance even though the link now exists. The profile page argues that the method descends from defect metrology and cites this paper as the evidence; an ORCID record carrying it is the third-party confirmation of that argument.
It also matters for vetting rather than just for search. Opposing counsel checking the publication claim should find it in a registry, not only on the practice's own site.
Checked and not worth pursuing
US6906799B2, "Signal processing method for in-situ, scanned-beam particle monitoring", describes the same autocorrelation approach and looked like it might carry an inventorship credential. It does not. Named inventors are Michel P. Bonin, Aaron Stibbich and Donald J. Holve, assigned to Inficon. Recorded here so nobody chases it twice.
Done when
pub.orcid.org/v3.0/0009-0005-3159-3392/worksreturns at least one work.