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HSHSL Open Access Publishing Fund for Early-Career Researchers | HSHSL Updates Please note that the HSHSL no longer supports Internet Explorer versions 6 or 7. We recommend upgrading to the latest Internet Explorer , Google Chrome , or Firefox . If you are using IE 9 or later, make sure you turn off "Compatibility View" .
The HSHSL is a part of the University of Maryland, Baltimore | My UMB The Elm UM Shuttle Blackboard Off-Campus Access Give to the HSHSL #currentURL# " class="text-right">Off-Campus Access Connective Issues Newsletter Circulation: 410-706-7928 ← Set Up Google Scholar to Link to HSHSL Resources Request for Information (RFI): Evolving the Network of the National Library of Medicine → HSHSL Open Access Publishing Fund for Early-Career Researchers Posted on July 17, 2024 by ebrown The HSHSL’s Open Access Publishing Fund is designed to improve access to research produced at the University of Maryland, Baltimore and: Promote publishing by early-career researchers Accelerate the online availability of peer-reviewed scholarly journal articles generated by UMB researchers Raise campus awareness about the benefits of open access The fund will reimburse 50% of the cost of article processing charges for Open Access (OA) journals up to a maximum of $3,000 for early-career researchers.
The fund has a limited budget. Reimbursements will be made on a first-come, first-served basis until funds are exhausted. Maximum Levels of Reimbursement 50% of article processing charges up to a maximum of $3,000 1 article per author per fiscal year This fund is designed to promote open-access publication by early-career researchers.
It is open to the following individuals at UMB: Postdoctoral researchers or fellows or equivalent Faculty at the rank of Assistant Professor or equivalent Students must be enrolled, and faculty members must be employed at UMB at the time of application. What articles are covered? Reimbursement is available for article processing fees in open access journals, which are journals that do not charge a fee for access to their content.
There are various types of OA models. This fund covers fees only for journals that are fully OA.
Eligible journals include the following: All journals in the Directory of Open Access Journals that allow authors to retain distribution rights Journals that are members of the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA) or demonstrate adherence to its Code of Conduct Journals that have publicly available a standard article fee schedule Journals that have a policy to substantially waive fees in case of economic hardship Journals with a hybrid open-access model or delayed open-access model are not eligible .
Subscription-based journals that charge a fee, sometimes called an “author’s choice” or “open choice” fee, to make single articles available by open access are also not eligible. If you are unsure as to whether or not a particular journal is eligible please contact Steven Douglas prior to submitting an article for publication.
Reimbursement will cover only direct costs for open access publication (not the cost of reprints, color illustration fees, non-OA page charges, web hosting for self-archiving, etc.). The applicant must be currently UMB-affiliated and listed as the first author of the article. To apply, complete the application form .
Articles must include a statement of acknowledgement such as, “Partial funding for open access was provided by the University of Maryland Health Sciences and Human Services Library’s Open Access Fund. ” Reimbursement will be made after the article has been accepted for publication and the submission fee has been paid. At this time we are only able to make reimbursements to UMB Departments.
Authors should pay the full amount of the APC with department funding then submit an invoice and department account number for reimbursement. We are unable to reimburse individuals or UMB Foundation accounts. The applicant must submit either the author’s final version or the published version of the funded article for inclusion in the UMB Digital Archive .
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