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Resources for sharing research and publications

Need assistance with sharing research and publications?

The publication and sharing of scholarly works and research can take many forms, from traditional books and journals, to more novel modalities in visual and digital formats. Depending on the method that best suits the project, there are various groups at Duke ready to support investigators throughout the process.

 

Duke University Libraries resources

Copyright and Information Policy | library-cip@duke.edu 

  • Copyright and legal issues in publishing — For any publishing project, it’s important to understand copyright, fair use, and other legal issues that may come into play. It is vital to use other people’s work appropriately, and thoughtfully decide how to license your own work.
  • Sharing research publications openly — The Duke Libraries support various open access models and initiatives.
    • Duke-Supported Open Access Initiatives can defray article processing charges (APCs) for gold open access in journals or offer no-cost publishing options for researchers’ books and articles. Contact open-access@duke.edu with questions.
    • DukeSpace repository of works written by Duke faculty, staff, and students is available to researchers to make their research openly available at no cost to them. See the guide to depositing in DukeSpace. Works in DukeSpace are visible on Scholars@Duke profiles.
    • All U.S. federal funding agencies, including NIH and NSF, require federal grant-funded research products (peer reviewed publications and research data) to be made publicly accessible through designated repositories such as PubMed Central and NSF PAR. Library staff can assist researchers in navigating federal public access requirements for publications and data.
  • Maximizing reach and tracking impact — There are various ways to track the usage and impact of your research, including but not limited to:
    • Citation metrics such as h-index and journal impact factor (JIF). The Duke Libraries maintain a guide to research metrics. You can contact library-cip@duke.edu to consult with staff on measuring your research impact.
    • Altmetric allows researchers to track attention publications are getting in sources outside the scholarly literature. This includes mentions of the publication from news sources, blogs, social media, and government policy documents.
    • ORCID is a profile system and nonproprietary unique identifier for scholars that can be connected to systems of record such as SciENcv, most major publishers and funders, Duke Elements, and your Duke profile through the OIT Self-Service portal.

Center for Data and Visualization Sciences | askdata@duke.edu 

  • The mission of CDVS is to partner with faculty, researchers, and students through consultation, instruction, co-curricular programming, and research assistance at various stages of the research data lifecycle.
  • Upcoming workshops at the Center for Data and Visualization Sciences.
  • See guidance for sharing research data.

Digital Humanities | askdigital@duke.edu

  • The digital humanities consultant helps researchers plan, sustain, and preserve collaborative digital projects; identify suitable methods and platforms; build and analyze collections of humanistic data; and address ethical concerns about accessibility, collaboration, technology, and impact.

 

Duke Office for Translation and Commercialization

  • As part of the Office for Research and Innovation, OTC facilitates the transfer of Duke innovations from the lab to the market by engaging with commercial partners to ensure that these innovations have maximum societal impact.
  • The team works closely with innovators, industry and venture partners to market, protect, and license novel technologies from across Duke to commercial partners and assist in creating new startups through our New Ventures group. OTC invests seed and translational funds to augment the value of early-stage technologies and accelerate the commercialization of Duke innovations. These efforts add value and benefit to society and enable future investment in Duke research and innovations.
  • OTC stands ready to work on IP protection, licensing, and new venture formation; also provide guidance on funding opportunities, partnership strategies and University policies.

 

Duke University Press

  • Duke University Press (DUP) publishes books and journals in the humanities and social sciences. DUP is one of many highly respected university presses in the United States.  

 

John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute