ROR Request Form

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ROR Request Form

Use this form to suggest a new record for ROR or to request a change to an existing record. If you have more than one request, please submit a separate form for each organization/record. If you have a large number of requests, please contact registry@ror.org.

Proposed changes will be reviewed to ensure they are appropriate for ROR's scope and consistent with other records. Read about our scope and criteria for inclusion here: https://github.com/ror-community/ror-updates#ror-scope.

ROR uses a community-based curation workflow for reviewing requests. You can read about the workflow here: https://github.com/ror-community/ror-updates#readme.

The registry is updated on approximately a quarterly schedule. You can follow the progress of pending updates on Github: https://github.com/ror-community/ror-updates/projects/1.

The ROR team is not able to respond individually to each submitted request. Please follow your request on Github to track the progress.

Thank you for helping to keep the registry up to date!

Email *

ROR will use the email address and contact information provided here if it is necessary to contact you with information about this request. ROR will not use this information for any other purpose and will not share this information with third parties. You can contact info@ror.org any time to request that ROR remove this information from our records.

I agree to be contacted by ROR about this request at the email listed above *

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Your name *

Your organizational affiliation *

Your role/title *

What are you requesting? *

Add a new organization to ROR

Modify the information in an existing ROR record

Deprecate an existing ROR record

Merge two or more ROR records

Split an existing ROR record into two or more records

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