Author Rights

Author rights

• Retain patent and trademark rights
• Retain the rights to use their research data freely without any restriction
• Receive proper attribution for their published work
• Re-use their own material in new works without permission or payment (with full acknowledgement of the original article):
• Extend an article to book-length
• Include an article in a subsequent compilation of their own work
• Re-use portions, excerpts, and their own figures or tables in other works.
• Use and share their works for scholarly purposes (with full acknowledgement of the original article):
• In their own classroom teaching. Electronic and physical distribution of copies is permitted
• If an author is speaking at a conference, they can present the article and distribute copies to the attendees
• Distribute the article, including by email, to their students and to research colleagues who they know for their personal use
• Share and publicize the article via Share Links, which offers 50 days free access for anyone, without signup or registration
• Include in a thesis or dissertation (provided this is not published commercially)
• Share copies of their article privately as part of an invitation-only workgroup on commercial sites with which the publisher has a hosting agreement.
• Publicly share the preprint on any website or repository at any time.
• Publicly share the accepted manuscript on non-commercial sites
• Publicly share the final published article
• Retain copyright