The manuscript and the details you added to the website come to the Open Access team. We then check out which funder policies apply and what the journal’s copyright policies allow. We’ll then get back to you with advice on what you need to do (if anything) and – if you are eligible for funds from the block grant – we’ll commit funds and give you instructions for how to have publishers bill us directly. We’ll also add the manuscript to the Repository if publisher policy allows.
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- What is the author accepted manuscript (AAM)?
- Which manuscripts should I upload?
- When do I need to upload?
- I have no funders or my funder has no Open Access requirements (e.g. a College fellowship). Do I need to do anything?
- I’m using arXiv, bioRxiv or another preprint server. Do I still need to upload my article on acceptance?
- My journal asks me to sign a copyright agreement or commit to an Open Access option on submission, not acceptance. Can I get in touch earlier?
- Should I upload my back-catalogue of articles?
- I’m publishing Gold Open Access in an OA journal (e.g. PLOS). Do I still need to upload the AAM?
- What happens after I upload my article?
- Where do I start?
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