Beginning July NSF will require cvs to be in the sciencv format, presumably built on the scienev website (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sciencv/) (horrible name btw, thanks for burdening us with that NIH!). I dug around in there and you can link it to your ORCID account and import most everything from ORCID. I prefer to use ORCID as my kind of online database of all the things as it is a community-driven-not-for-profit-not-aligned-with-any-agency-but-getting-traction-with-most-publishers affair. And it has an API, though I haven't played with it yet. So best for me would be if I could build my ORCID profile from my regolith dbs then whip together my NSF cv from there.... Its (nearly) time to play with ORCID integration for regolith.
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Beginning July NSF will require cvs to be in the sciencv format, presumably built on the scienev website (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sciencv/) (horrible name btw, thanks for burdening us with that NIH!). I dug around in there and you can link it to your ORCID account and import most everything from ORCID. I prefer to use ORCID as my kind of online database of all the things as it is a community-driven-not-for-profit-not-aligned-with-any-agency-but-getting-traction-with-most-publishers affair. And it has an API, though I haven't played with it yet. So best for me would be if I could build my ORCID profile from my regolith dbs then whip together my NSF cv from there.... Its (nearly) time to play with ORCID integration for regolith.