PLOS Adds Journals to Open Access Publishing Agreement
Duke University Libraries and the Duke Medical Center Library & Archives have a two-year publishing agreement with PLOS.
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Open Access: Breaking Barriers for Quality Research
In today's digital age, Open Access journals offer a solution, providing top-notch articles on the internet without restrictions.
New Open Access Publishing Agreement with PLOS
Duke University Libraries and the Duke Medical Center Library & Archives have entered into a two-year publishing agreement with PLOS.
International Open Access Week: October 23-29!
This year's Open Access theme, Community over Commercialization, encourages candid conversation about open scholarship.
Publishing in "Sister" Journals
You've revised your article and resubmitted it to your preferred journal, but the decision letter arrives in your inbox with the following message: "We regret to inform you that your article has not been accepted at "Your Preferred Journal." However, we would like to offer you the chance to transfer it to our sister journal…". What now?
Identify Yourself: ORCID at Duke
ORCID enables you to clearly identify your publications, distinguishing your works from other people with similar names. Learn how Duke is making it easier to get an ORCID ID.
Transformative Agreement with Cambridge University Press
Duke University Libraries now have a transformative agreement with Cambridge University Press allowing Duke researchers to publish articles open access at no cost in specific journals.
New Scholarly Communications Hub
The Scholarly Communications Hub features FAQs and links to resources and guidance to help you publish, measure, and engage in scholarly activities.
NIH Statement on Predatory Publishing
NIH recently released a statement intended to "protect the credibility of published research" by encouraging authors to publish papers resulting from NIH-funded research in reputable journals.
Tools for Choosing Journals
Choosing a journal for your newest article is not always easy. Take a look at some of our favorite tools for identifying potentially relevant journals for your work.