NIH recently issued a statement on implications of the NIH Public Access Policy. Points: NIH provides 32 billion dollars in support of biomedical research each year. Over 2.4 million articles are now in PubMed Central. Every weekday, one half million users access the database, retrieving over 1 million articles. An estimated 25% of users are [...]
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Check out the new list of Method D form of submission publishers for NIH-funded authors as noted on the NIH Public Access Policy website. These publishers have volunteered to deposit a final peer-reviewed manuscript to the NIHMS on behalf of NIH-funded authors. Authors who publish in journals from Method D publishers are advised to review [...]
The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) announced that an improved user interface will be released for My NCBI. Among the new features for users who have eRA Commons Accounts include tools for management of citations applicable under the NIH Public Access Policy. See the 25 March 2011 NLM Technical Bulletin for full details including [...]
Locating and Citing the PMCID, NIHMS ID, and “PMC Journal – In Process” has been updated to include screen shots from My NCBI/My Bibliography.
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The PubMed Central (PMC) Public Access & PMC page was recently updated. See NLM Technical Bulletin for more information.
As of October 22, 2010, “PD/PI Entered” citations will no longer be available in eRA Commons. See following notice from Extramural Nexus: Are you an eRA Commons user who has used the Publications page of your Personal Profile to store your professional citation information? If you have manually entered any citation information into eRA Commons, [...]
Guidance on how to locate and cite the PMCID, NIHMS ID and the “PMC Journal – In Process” for the NIH Public Access Policy has been updated. This guidance document includes tips on what to do if a NIHMS ID cannot be located or if a PMCID is not available three months post publication of [...]
Did you publish a peer-reviewed journal article that is applicable under the NIH Public Access Policy in a journal published by Springer? Most Springer journals fall under the Method D form of submission method. Under the Method D form of submission, publishers submit the final peer-reviewed version of a manuscript to the NIHMS on behalf [...]
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