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Answered By: Cindy Schmidt Last Updated: Oct 08, 2026 Views: 354
Links to several sections of the NIH website are available below this FAQ. These links go to:
1. Description of which papers, resulting from NIH-funded work, must be posted to PubMed Central.
2. Lists of groups of journals that post automatically, post on request, or don't post.
a. List of journals that post articles resulting from NIH-funded work automatically
b. List of journal publishers that will post articles after author request. An open-access fee is usually charged to the author.
c. For other journals the author must get the publisher's permission to post the article (if the publisher is the copyright owner -- as is usually the case) and must submit a copy of the final, peer-reviewed manuscript.
If you have not yet signed the journal's copyright agreement, you may wish to consider using the faculty senate-approved author amendment form available through the relevant link below.
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