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How tocan I prove my publication list is mine?

In some of the questions regarding author name, it is mentioned that people can use whatever they like, however, they must be consistent across their publications.

When it comes to being hired by a university for a tenure track position or by another principal investigator as a researcher, how someone can someone prove that they are the author of papers when their author name does not exactly match the one on their ID card.? How can a principal investigator be sure that the publication list does actually belong to the person who claimsclaiming them?

How to prove my publication list is mine?

In some of the questions regarding author name, it is mentioned that people can use whatever they like, however, they must be consistent across their publications.

When it comes to being hired by a university for a tenure track position or by another principal investigator as a researcher, how someone can prove that they are the author of papers when their author name does not exactly match the one on their ID card. How can a principal investigator be sure that the publication list does actually belong to the person who claims them?

How can I prove my publication list is mine?

In some of the questions regarding author name, it is mentioned that people can use whatever they like, however, they must be consistent across their publications.

When it comes to being hired by a university for a tenure track position or by another principal investigator as a researcher, how can someone prove that they are the author of papers when their author name does not exactly match the one on their ID card? How can a principal investigator be sure that the publication list does actually belong to the person claiming them?

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In some of the questions regarding author name, it is mentioned that people can use whatever they like, however, they must be consistent across their publications.

When it comes to bebeing hired by a university for a tenure track position or by another principal investigator as a researcher, how someone can prove that they are the author of papers thatwhen their author name does not exactly matchesmatch the one on their ID card. How can a principal investigator can makebe sure that the publication list does actually belong to the person who claims them?

In some of the questions regarding author name, it is mentioned that people can use whatever they like, however, they must be consistent across their publications.

When it comes to be hired by a university for tenure track position or by another principal investigator as a researcher, how someone can prove that they are the author of papers that their author name does not exactly matches their ID card. How a principal investigator can make sure that the publication list does actually belong to the person who claims them?

In some of the questions regarding author name, it is mentioned that people can use whatever they like, however, they must be consistent across their publications.

When it comes to being hired by a university for a tenure track position or by another principal investigator as a researcher, how someone can prove that they are the author of papers when their author name does not exactly match the one on their ID card. How can a principal investigator be sure that the publication list does actually belong to the person who claims them?

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How to prove my publication list is mine?

In some of the questions regarding author name, it is mentioned that people can use whatever they like, however, they must be consistent across their publications.

When it comes to be hired by a university for tenure track position or by another principal investigator as a researcher, how someone can prove that they are the author of papers that their author name does not exactly matches their ID card. How a principal investigator can make sure that the publication list does actually belong to the person who claims them?