Keeping up with the literature takes time, and finding out what a colleague has recently published shouldn't mean digging through several databases. Our two new features address both:

📚 Latest publications on your dashboard

The members' dashboard now shows the most recent articles on ovarian tissue cryopreservation and transplantation, pulled automatically from Europe PMC, which indexes PubMed, PubMed Central and preprint servers.

• The list updates on its own: new articles appear as they are published.
• Each entry shows authors, journal and date, with a direct link to the article.
• You can expand the abstract right on the page, without leaving OvaNet.
• Preprints are clearly labelled, so you always know what has been peer-reviewed.

📚 Your publications on your profile

You can now add your ORCID iD to your OvaNet profile. Once it's there:

• Your profile shows your most recent publications, with links and abstracts.
• Your ORCID iD is displayed on your profile, so other members can find all your work in one click.
• New papers show up automatically. There is nothing to update by hand.

How to add it: go to Edit Profile, paste your ORCID iD (number) in the ORCID iD field, and save. That's it!

A quick note: the list includes the articles linked to your ORCID iD in Europe PMC. If a paper is missing, make sure it is connected to your ORCID record. Most journals now ask for your ORCID at submission, so recent work is usually already there.

🤝 Collaboration at the core of OvaNet

OvaNet is built on the idea that collaboration is the best way to advance knowledge. Together, we are more than the sum of our parts. Bringing visibility to your work is an important step towards career growth and collaboration!

Add your ORCID iD to your profile →

Thank you for being part of this community, and we look forward to seeing your work shine on OvaNet!