The National Institutes of Health have a new policy requiring authors of peer-reviewed articles based on NIH-funded research to ensure that those articles are deposited in NIH's free public-access online archive PubMed Central. This policy goes into effect with all articles accepted for publication on or after April 8, 2008.
Presented here is information designed to assist UNL researchers in selecting appropriate publishers and journals and managing their copyrights so as to allow for the mandatory NIH deposit.
For specific questions or information, contact Paul Royster, Coordinator of Scholarly Communications, UNL Libraries; email proyster@unl.edu or tel 472-3628.
Presented here is information designed to assist UNL researchers in selecting appropriate publishers and journals and managing their copyrights so as to allow for the mandatory NIH deposit.
For specific questions or information, contact Paul Royster, Coordinator of Scholarly Communications, UNL Libraries; email proyster@unl.edu or tel 472-3628.
2008
Acceptable File Types for NIH PubMed Central Submission
American Psychological Association Policy on NIH PubMed Central Deposits
Journals that automatically deposit in NIH PubMed Central
Language to include in article submissions and publication agreements
Public Access Frequently Asked Questions (NIH)
PubMed Central File Submission Specifications
PubMed Central Deposit and Author Rights: PubMed Central Deposit and Author Rights, Ben Grillot
Tutorial: How do I submit a manuscript for a PI from a journal that does not participate in PMC?, NIH PMC Help System
Tutorial: How do I submit a manuscript from a journal that does not participate in PubMed Central (PMC)? (For PI's), NIH PMC Help System