Ear and Hearing recently announced that it will allow authors to comply with policies set forth by funding agencies that stipulate that publications generated by agency-funded research be publicly available. Authors who publish in Ear and Hearing can submit their post-print (the author’s final version that reflects changes made as a result of the peer review process) to an [...]
Tags:Author Rights, NIH Public Access Policy, Open Access, Research Data
Nate Anderson’s blog entry in ars technica discusses an interesting article written by John Tehranian, a law professor at the University of Utah, who outlines the many instances of copyright violation that occur daily. Professor Tehranian estimates his liability amounts to over $12 million daily.
Tags:Copyright
Two interesting articles from The Scientist on authorship issues that discuss collaboration among authors and how to avoid disputes. Bringing Order to Authorship and Managing Authorship.
Tags:Author Rights, Authors at WU, Responsible Conduct of Research, Support for Authors
To learn more about responsible conduct of research (RCR) issues, refer to ORI Introduction to the Responsible Conduct of Research by Nicholas Steneck, Ph.D. Sections include background information on a variety of RCR issues, improper practices, questions for discussion and resources for further reading.
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