Notes to Authors and Presenters
- This Manuscript and Presentation Proposal should be completed and submitted only after a draft manuscript/presentation is prepared. Upon submission, the proposal and manuscript/presentation will be reviewed by the NEAR Publication and Presentations (P&P) Committee. Our goal is to review all submissions within two weeks. A manuscript approved by the P&P Committee will be forwarded to the Governance Board for a final review and approval. Once all approvals are met, the lead author may submit to the target journal or event.
- It is possible to submit an abstract for a conference presentation or poster simultaneously to both the event and the Governance Board. Prior review and approval by the Governance Board is required before the presentation at the event takes place.
- Authors/presenters are responsible for maintaining appropriate institutional IRB coverage (submission and approval).
- Submission of a manuscript/presentation for review implies that all co-authors have reviewed and approved of the drafts.
- All papers and presentations will require a NEAR Investigator, and sometimes a NEAR Analyst (as needed), as co-authors; authorship recommendations will be made at the proposal approval stage based on the data/tissue used and analyses performed.
Submit a Publication
Type of scientific product:
Title (The NEAR study should be included):
Primary/lead author information:
Co-authors:
None listed.
Have all co-authors explicitly approved this proposal?
Target journal or event:
Was this analysis/article/presentation proposed in the grant as a specific aim (primary or secondary)?
Please provide a suggested timeline for receiving a response (we will do our best to respond to your submission in a timely manner).
Does any author intend to patent any process, aspect or outcome of these analyses, or will these analyses involve a for-profit corporation?
(For NEAR investigators only) Are there publication fees and/or other costs associated with the target journal or event?
Please upload a PDF version of the publication:
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