Self-archiving dermatology articles

Self-archiving dermatology articles.

M anuscripts, like embryos and tumors, develop in stages (Table I), and dermatology authors increasingly expose this development to examination by self-archiving—that is, by posting manuscripts or published papers on personal Web sites and in public repositories (Table II) before, simultaneous with, or after publication in academic journals. When authors publish in closed-access traditional jou...

Self-archiving of Our Own Articles: Romeo and Juliet Notes.

Free access to the articles is becoming more popular since it gives thousands of researchers access to millions of publications resulting in higher visibility and receiving much more citations, which often times might be the ultimate goal. For this reason, authors may seek a way to make the papers easily accessible to other researchers via uploading the full text to their personal website and/o...

On-line self-archiving of articles: are we ready?

self-archiving of our own articles: romeo and juliet notes

ree access to the articles is becoming more popular since it gives thousands of researchers access to millions of publications resulting in higher visibility and receiving much more citations, which often times might be the ultimate goal. for this reason, authors may seek a way to make the papers easily accessible to other researchers via uploading the full text to their personal website and/or...

Accessibility and Self Archiving of Conference Articles: A Study on a Selection of Swedish Institutional Repositories

The main purpose of this project has been to examine the accessibility of refereed conference articles and the OAand publishing policies of conferences in order to in this way elucidate different aspects concerning self-archiving in Swedish institutional repositories. For this purpose, the project participants have examined a number of conferences and references to conference articles via their...