Who am I? is Digital University Foundation's researcher directory, designed to help researchers, academics, students, editors, and research professionals create structured profiles describing their scholarly interests, affiliations, expertise, and research outputs.

Researcher Profiles

Eligible users may create and maintain their own profiles, which may display full name, photograph (if voluntarily provided), institutional affiliation, country, research disciplines, professional biography, research interests, selected publications, ORCID identifier, and DUF programmes the individual has participated in. Researchers remain responsible for the accuracy of information they submit.

Verification

Profile creation and DUF verification are separate processes. A DUF verification indicator means only that specified profile information has been checked according to DUF's published verification procedure. It does not constitute endorsement of the researcher's work, professional licensing, or academic accreditation.

Privacy & Researcher Control

Researchers control which optional profile information is publicly displayed and may request correction or removal. Personal contact details are not made public by default without consent.

Development

Who am I? is designed to grow through genuine researcher participation. DUF does not populate the directory with fictional or placeholder researcher identities to create an artificial impression of participation.