ORCIDis a persistent digital identifier that distinguishes you from other researchers and connects your professional information, affiliations, publications, grants, professional activities, and more.
At the time of your article's acceptance, pay the publisher a fee to make it openly accessible. This fee may range from $2,000 to $5,000.
In your grant applications, budget for these Open Access Fees or else contact the USF Faculty Senate Publications Council, they may subvent faculty journal or book publication charges once your manuscript is accepted
Green Open Access
Authors are usually able to self-archive a copy of their work in an institutional or disciplinary repository. There are usually restrictions on the versions (preprint, postprint, final version)
This is a general guide for librarians, faculty, and students to use to collect metrics information on their published and presented creative works.
Map your International Prominence
Use your Researcher ID accounts and data, in addition to Digital Commons @ USF digital tools, to track the international scholars and institutions citing your work