Credit where credit is due : respecting authorship and intellectual property

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Other Authors: Mabrouk, Patricia Ann, (Editor)
Currano, Judith N., (Editor)
Corporate Author: American Chemical Society (Distributor) 
American Chemical Society. Division of Chemical Information, (Sponsor)
Conference: Write Thing to Do: Ethical Considerations in Authorship & the Assignment of Credit (Conference) (2017 : San Francisco, California)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, DC : American Chemical Society, 2018
Series:ACS symposium series
Genre/form:elektronické knihy
ISBN:9780841233386
9780841233393 (alk. paper)
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Table of Contents:
  • Assigning Credit and Ensuring Accountability: An Editor's Perspective on Authorship /
  • Taber, Keith S. /
  • Case Study: An Editor's Perspective on Authorship /
  • Kovac, Jeffrey /
  • Contributorship and Authorship Hierarchy as a Form of Credit /
  • Craig, Cory /
  • Case Study: Contributorship and Authorship Hierarchy as a Form of Credit /
  • D'Angelo, John /
  • You Stole My Invention! Authorship and Inventorship Considerations in Honoring Non-Disclosure Agreements /
  • Krieger, Justin L.; Moussa, Akkad Y. /
  • Case Study: The Difference Between Authorship and Inventorship /
  • Kovac, Jeffrey /
  • Misconceptions about Copyright and Permissions /
  • Courtney, C. Arleen, Copyright Associate, American Chemical Society, 1155 Sixteenth Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036 United States; Slater, Eric S., Senior Manager, Copyright, Permissions, and Licensing, American Chemical Society, 1155 Sixteenth Street, NW, Washington, DC 20036 United States /
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  • Case Study: Authorship Issues and Conflict in the U.S. Academic Chemical Community /
  • Kovac, Jeffrey /
  • Teaching Students Where Credit Is Due: Two Lesson Plans for Teaching Documentation and Assignment of Credit /
  • Currano, Judith N. /
  • Case Study: Teaching Responsible Authorship Practices to Graduate Students /
  • D'Angelo, John /
  • A Roadmap to Successful Collaborations between Primarily Undergraduate Institutions and Research Institutions /
  • Rovnyak, David, Department of Chemistry, Bucknell University, 701 Moore Avenue, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania 17837, United States; Shields, George C., Provost's Office and Department of Chemistry, Furman University, 3300 Poinsett Highway, Greenville, South Carolina 29613, United States /
  • Case Study: A Roadmap to Successful Collaborations Between Primarily Undergraduate Institutions and Research Institutions /
  • D'Angelo, John /
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  • Authorship in Undergraduate Research Partnerships: A Really Bad Tango Between Undergraduate Protégés and Graduate Student Mentors While Waiting for Professor Godot /
  • Andes, Amy; Mabrouk, Patricia Ann /
  • Case Study: Authorship with Students in the Research Group at the Research University /
  • D'Angelo, John /
  • Patterns in Authorship: Lessons in Diversity and Justice /
  • Greenberg, Arthur /
  • Case Study: Authorship in an Interdisciplinary World /
  • Kovac, Jeffrey /
  • Case Study: Patterns in Authorship: Lessons in Diversity and Justice /
  • D'Angelo, John /
  • Editors' Biographies /