University of Strathclyde Research Publications Guidance

Scholarly Publications & Research Data Team; Digital Research Asset Management Group; George Macgregor

University of Strathclyde Research Publications Guidance

Scholarly Publications & Research Data Team, Digital Research Asset Management Group, George Macgregor (Editor)

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The University of Strathclyde’s Vision 2025 strategy (2020-2025) sets out expectations for the future citation impact of Strathclyde research, as well as Strathclyde’s ambition towards ‘fully open access publishing’ and FAIR open data. This guidance therefore formalises Strathclyde’s institutional commitment to the effective management of research publications by Strathclyde researchers and, in furtherance of Strathclyde’s strategic ambitions, seeks to ensure best practice is observed by researchers when publishing and managing scholarly communication more generally. Such best practice will ensure that individual authors also benefit from maximising their potential citation impact.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Strathclyde
Number of pages	12
Place of Publication	Glasgow
Publication status	Published - 17 Feb 2023

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scholarly communications
digital scholarship
research impact
citation impact
information retrieval
repositories
Open Access
research data management
RDM

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