Author Rights FAQ

Author Rights: Author Rights FAQ

As an author, what rights do I retain?
Why does the Journal request transefer of copyright?

As an author, what rights do I retain?
As the author, you retain rights for a number of author uses. These rights are permitted without the need to obtain specific permission from The Journal Of Applied Research. These Include:

Patent and trademark rights or rights to any process or procedure described in the article.

The right to photocopy or make single electronic copies of the article for personal use, including for their own classroom use, provided these copies are not offered for sale and are not distributed in a systematic way outside of employing institution.

Posting of the article as published on a public server can only be done with specific written permission.

The right, subsequent to publication, to use this article or any part thereof free of charge in a printed compilation of works of their own, such as collected writings or lecture notes.

The right to include the article in a thesis or dissertation provided that this is not published commercially.

The right to post the article on a secure network (not accessible to the public) within your employers or institutions network.

The right to present the article at a meeting or conference and to hand copies of the paper to the delegates attending the confrence.

The right to re-use parts of the paper in other works, provided that the new work is be published commercially.

The right to publish a different or extended version of the paper so long as it is sufficiently new to be considered a new work.

The right to expand the article into book-length form for publication.

Other uses by authors should be authorised by Therapeutic Solutions through the Rights Department, and authors are encouraged to let the publisher know of any particular needs or requirements.

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Why does the Journal request transfer of copyright?
The Journal wants to ensure that it has the exclusive distribution right, for all media. We believe this will allow anyone that attempts to access the article assurance that it is the final peer reviewed work as apporved and publised.

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