In October 2020, the NIH released an updated data policy that affects all extramural (and intramural) research funded in whole or part by the NIH. On January 25, 2023, the policy took effect for all new applications.
Each year the international community of open access advocates comes together to celebrate Open Access Week. The theme for this year is Open for Climate Justice.
What is a superfund site? Where do combined sewer systems flow? Why are some areas of a city hotter than others?
On October 13th, IUPUI ScholarWorks received its 25,000th upload! That’s a lot of free to read (and, in many cases, free to reuse) open access literature.
Save a copy of the “accepted manuscript” of every article you (co)author. Of course, save a copy of the published version too, but there’s a good chance that someone will ask you for the “accepted manuscript” instead.
When publishers find a copyright violation on a website and also want to enforce their intellectual property rights, they sometimes send copyright violation notifications to website owners. If the website owners do not have permission or rights and do not take the content down, they could face legal fees for the violations. That’s what recently happened at ResearchGate (RG)—a widely used academic social networking site. Two large, for-profit publishing companies (Elsevier and ACS) sent a pile of copyright takedown notices to ResearchGate.
