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Handbook: Publications
Taylor Salo edited this page Jun 25, 2019
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Page summary: how the lab deals with authorship, including the differences between listing in acknowledgments & co-authors; checklist of everything to do before a paper is published; policies on preprints, postprints, and open access; preferences about journals
- Code review
- Back up data and analyses
All lab members are encouraged to post preprints prior to journal submission. There are just a few things to remember:
- Some journals either do not allow preprints or count it against new submissions. Check your intended journal's submission requirements to ensure that you don't shoot yourself in the foot.
- Preprints should be posted before submission to the journal (preferably right before). You cannot incorporate changes made in response to reviewers into your preprint.
- Lab members generally post to bioRxiv.