The constitutional purpose of copyright isÌýto promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries. -Ìý
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- :ÌýKnow when you can and cannot use someone else’s copyrighted material in your own work.
Ìý - :ÌýFind out how you can use copyrighted materials for teaching inside the classroom and online.
Ìý - :ÌýProtect your copyright when publishing your own work. Add an addendum to a publication agreement rather than giving up your copyright.
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The Libraries offer an array of services for publishing and research support.
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- :ÌýWhile is our institutional repository for preserving and showcasing ¹ÏÉñÍø’s scholarly work, it also serves as a publishing platform for , , , and other unique resources.
Ìý - :ÌýGet help with various publishing venues and avoid predatory publishers.
Ìý - :ÌýFind ways to increase and measure your research impact.
Ìý - :ÌýUnderstand open access, how and where to publish open access, and what funding is available for to pay open access Ìý(Article Processing Charges).
Ìý - :ÌýManage and curate your data and get assistance with data management plans.
For more information and guidance about copyright and publishing, contact your .
For legal advice, please contact the UniversityÌýCounsel.