The Endocrine Society recently announced a new policy for authors who publish in their journals which include Endocrinology, Endocrine Reviews, Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism (JCEM) and Molecular Endocrinology. The Endrocine Society will deposit the final copyedited version of all accepted NIH-funded manuscripts to PubMed Central on behalf of authors within 12 months of publication [...]

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Are you a WU NIH-funded author? Need to learn more about the revised NIH Public Access Policy? Customized presentations and resources are available to any WU Department, Program or Division. 
See the Department of Anesthesiology presentation and resources.
Contact Cathy Sarli at sarlic@wustl.edu for more information or to arrange for a presentation. Presentations can be held at any location or at [...]

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One stipulation of the revised NIH Public Access Policy is that as of 25 May 2008, PIs will be required to note the PubMed Central reference number (PMCID) on any NIH applications, proposals, and progress reports when citing an article that falls under the policy. For more information: http://publicaccess.nih.gov/FAQ.htm#c6
PIs can locate the PMCID reference numbers by doing a [...]

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There is a wide range of rights that authors can opt to retain or those granted to authors by publishers. Some of these rights include:

• use part of the work as a basis for a future publication
• send copies of the work to colleagues
• comply with the NIH Public Access Policy or other funding agency [...]

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NIH publishes a newsletter, Nexus, that contains information for extramural investigators. The January 2008 issue of Nexus contains two sections of interest to investigators who want to learn more about the revised NIH Public Access Policy.
NIH Issues New Public Access Policy
What the New Public Access Requirement Means to the NIH-Supported Investigator
Investigators who have any questions [...]

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