NIH-funded authors are highly encouraged to consider the following points before submitting their NIH-funded work to a journal for the peer review process : What submission method will be used? What version of the work will be posted to PubMed Central? Who will submit the work? When will it be submitted? Who will approve the [...]
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Be sure to check out the NIH Public Access Policy website. New/revised content includes: Citation Methods This new page provides guidance on how to cite and locate the PMCID. Journals that Submit all NIH-Funded Final Published Articles to PubMed Central This revised page includes the NLM abbreviation of the journal, the eISSN, the pISSN, and the [...]
OvidSP added a new field, Other ID (OI), to note the PubMed Central reference number (PMCID): “The Other ID (OI) is a unique alpha-numeric code. In particular, it will contain the PubMed Central Identifier (PMCID), where the alphabetical prefix ‘PMC’ precedes the identifier. If the publisher has embargoed access to the full text, the date of availability [...]
How can NIH-funded investigators demonstrate compliance with the NIH Public Access Policy? Where are the NIHMS ID and the PMCID reference numbers located? When can you use ”PMC Journal – In Process” as documentation? To find the answers to these questions, please review the “How to Demonstrate Compliance with the NIH Public Access Policy” flowchart for guidance. **Please note that [...]
NIH just released two new training videos that provide step-by-step guidance for PIs/Authors for two methods of submission and the approval process: 1) author self-submits the manuscript, and 2) publisher or third party submits the manuscript. Submitting an Article to PubMed Central (for PIs/Authors who self-submit) Approving Submission of an Article to PubMed Central (for PIs/Authors who need [...]
Are you interested in learning more about the NIH Public Access Policy? Are you preparing a grant application or submitting a progress report? Do you need to know how to respond to a request from NIH asking for documentation of compliance for citations you noted in a progress report? If so, then consider attending a presentation to [...]
Did you know that Elsevier offers a free submittal service on behalf of NIH-funded authors for the NIH Public Access Policy? Authors whose work was generated by NIH-funded research are required to comply with the NIH Public Access Policy by submitting (or have submitted for them) a copy of the peer-reviewed manuscript to PubMed Central upon [...]
Are you an author and wish to retain certain rights to your journal article that are not expressly granted by the publisher? One right you may want to retain is to post the peer-reviewed version of your journal article on your laboratory website. Another right is to comply with the NIH Public Access Policy. There is a [...]
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NIH issued a notice (NOT-OD-08-119), Reminder Concerning Grantee Compliance with Public Access Policy and Related NIH Monitoring Activities, that includes guidance on how to demonstrate compliance with the NIH Public Access Policy. For more information on how to locate and cite the PMCID or the NIHMS ID reference numbers or what to do if neither is [...]
The Fair Copyright in Research Works Act (HR6845) was recently introduced. The bill includes a proposal to prohibit federal agencies from requiring a transfer of copyright for a work generated by federal funds. Related Readings: Alliance for Taxpayer Access ARL/ALA/SPARC Memo Copyright Alliance Hearing on the Fair Copyright Research Act, held on 11 September 2008 (video) [...]
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