Inventorship and Authorship

Authorship and Inventorship: An analysis of publishing and patenting norms and their consequences at American universities

Introduction Norms governing academic science are different from those governing patent law. Yet the two spheres are increasingly in contact, and sometimes conflict, as many academics patent their scientific discoveries. Under U.S. law, patents can be invalidated for omitting inventors. Such omissions can arise from discrepancies between the criteria for authorship and that for inventorship, bu...

Authorship Authorship

Authorship

The editorial board of the Korean Journal of Family Medicine has received several queries, especially regarding publication ethics. Among the many areas of research publication ethics, the authorship dispute has been one of the most popular issues. Some authors may request the addition of an extra author or removal of others. Sometimes, they want co-authorship (co-first authorship or co-corresp...

authorship and contributorship

âuthorship which is important to the grant support, academic promotion and reputation of the scientists and their institution should be determined by how genuinely they contribute to each article. the ïnternational çommittee of medical journal ëditors (ïçmjë) has recommended that authorship credit should be based on substantial contributions to conception and design, acquisition of data, or ana...

Authorship and Contributorship

Authorship which is important to the grant support, academic promotion and reputation of the scientists and their institution should be determined by how genuinely they contribute to each article. The International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) has recommended that authorship credit should be based on substantial contributions to conception and design, acquisition of data, or ana...