About Scholarly Communication

"Scholarly communication" describes both the dissemination of and access to scholarship and research in a variety of formats and states of completion, such as published books or journal articles, research results and data sets, and drafts of papers. In recent years the concept of scholarly communication has also begun to connote faculty collaborating with publishers, librarians, and others, in solving the grievous problem of the inability of libraries to keep up with the ever-increasing volume and cost of scholarly resources.

• Copyright in Teaching, Research and Publishing
• Scholarly Publishing Options and Open Access
• Submitting your articles to Open Access Journals

• NIH Public Access Policy

• UC eScholarship

• UC Libraries and Scholarly Communication

• UC Office of Scholarly Communication

• Challenges to Licensing

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