Video 4: After You Publish
Identifies resources for tracking compliance
- eRA Commons and NIH RePORTER
- Locate and decipher Author Agreement/Copyright Transfer
- Overview of four methods for submitting manuscripts to PubMed Central
Video 4 Links
- NIH RePORTer - Research Portfolio Online Reporting Tools This link opens in a new windowResource dedicated to providing access to reports, data, and analysis of NIH funded research.
Recommended Language
Recommended language to use when contacting a publisher after manuscript has appeared in a peer reviewed journal:
The NIH Public Access Policy mandates that all researchers who receive NIH funding and publish peer-reviewed articles in scientific journals are required to deposit the final peer-reviewed manuscript into PubMed Central. These articles have not yet been deposited into PubMed Central. I’m not trying to suggest that [PUBLISHER] is solely responsible for these articles not being deposited. Ultimately, the PI is solely responsible for ensuring materials are submitted to PubMed Central, but I would appreciate any help you could offer in this matter.