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When you have a manuscript to submit for publication, it can be challenging to find the right journal in which to publish. Finding an appropriate journal will maximize your success with getting your manuscript accepted, enhance the visibility of your research, and broaden the impact your research will have on science or the community.
University Libraries can support you in:
For the purposes of copyright law, an author is anyone who creates original expression in a fixed medium, like a book, journal article, computer software, a photograph, artwork or many other creative works. The creator of the expression is the Author and holds the copyright from the moment of creation.
As the Author of a work you are the copyright holder unless and until you transfer the copyright to someone else in a signed agreement.
Whether you are ensuring reuse in your classroom or course assignments, or publishing and ensuring broad visibility by sharing openly, this guide gives an overview about your rights as an author, considerations, and tips to negotiate and ensure access and continued rights to your work.
The Division of Research's Innovation, Commercialization, and Engagement team can
The University Libraries can support authors if they are interested in making their works Open Access or Openly Licensed.