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- The University's Ombuds Office may provide guidance in cases of disputed authorship credit. (umass.edu)
- Do you agree with the order of authorship that David proposed? (onlineethics.org)
- Order of authorship should be determined by the authors (see , Ethical and Legal Considerations, Authorship Responsibility, Order of Authorship). (amamanualofstyle.com)
- Before proposals for identifying authors' contributions began to be implemented, proposed guides for determining order of authorship ranged from simple alphabetical listings to mathematical formulas for assessing specific levels of individual contribution levels. (amamanualofstyle.com)
- At the outset of the study the Senior Author should discuss the outline of work and a tentative Order of Authorship with the study participants. (hhs.gov)
- All persons listed as authors should qualify for authorship (see , Ethical and Legal Considerations, Authorship Responsibility, and , Ethical and Legal Considerations, Authorship Responsibility, Guest and Ghost Authors). (amamanualofstyle.com)
- All individuals who qualify for authorship or acknowledgment should be identified. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- Thus student supervisors on an excavation typically do not qualify for authorship, whereas students or others who are involved in the design of the fieldwork and other aspects of the research may qualify for authorship. (blogspot.com)
- Students who apply someone else's classification to a group of artifacts in the lab typically do not get authorship, whereas students who design and carry out a specific artifact study, establishing their own procedures, classifications, and datafiles, usually qualify for authorship. (blogspot.com)
- This case discusses issues of assignment of authorship, mentor-student relationships, intellectual property and intellectual contribution, and the role of technicians vs. the role of graduate students. (onlineethics.org)
- A claim of authorship by, or assignment of authorship to, persons who may have been associated in some way with a study but do not meet the four criteria in item 1 may constitute an unethical research practice. (hhs.gov)
- Opinions about which research contributions deserve authorship credit on a scholarly paper vary markedly across scientific disciplines - and even within the same field, a survey of thousands of researchers reveals. (nature.com)
- 1) People who participate intensively and creatively in the research described in the work usually deserve authorship. (blogspot.com)
- Following the meeting, Killinger, David, Haruko and Benson discuss authorship assignments for the paper. (onlineethics.org)
- We did discuss authorship openly, and we indicate in the acknowledgements who made what contribution to the paper. (blogspot.com)
- The cases do not often deal with questions of authorship regarding contributions of graduate students rotating in a lab and even less frequently address authorship issues regarding the contributions of technicians. (onlineethics.org)
- The lack of consensus shows that researchers need an updated concept of authorship, says Liz Allen, director of strategic initiatives at the publisher F1000 in London, who in 2014 co-founded a project to classify authors' contributions into 14 roles . (nature.com)
- Individuals who contributed to the work but whose contributions were not of sufficient magnitude to warrant authorship should be identified by name in an acknowledgments section. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- 2 While a person who has made these three contributions clearly warrants byline authorship, there is growing concern about the relevance of this definition as the complexity of scientific research and its communication increases. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- It is difficult to prescribe a defined set of contributions that meet the minimal conditions for authorship. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- Contributions that do not justify authorship should be acknowledged separately in the notes to the manuscript. (hhs.gov)
- Authorship implies intellectual and practical contributions beyond simply supervising excavations or carrying out artifact classifications designed by another person. (blogspot.com)
- Mark Traphagen used Forbes list of the 50 Most Influential Social Media Marketers and discovered that "only 30% used authorship markup on their own blogs. (forbes.com)
- I just receive an email from Google that says that the Markup authorship have been approved and now my picture will show in the search results. (digitalpoint.com)
- Authorship attribution is the task of deciding who wrote a particular document. (springer.com)
- an application of multivariate statistics to authorship attribution. (springer.com)
- Holmes, D.I., Robertson, M., paez, R.: Stephen crane and the new-york tribune: A case study in traditional and non-traditional authorship attribution. (springer.com)
- This presentation employs techniques of hierarchical distance clustering and machine learning in the Wolfram Language to solve a famous and vexing problem of authorship attribution in medieval history. (wolfram.com)
- Acknowledging that "co-authorship is often difficult to allocate" the policy calls for authorship to be allocated "generously" in favor of students in cases of joint professor/student research. (umass.edu)
- In scientific community, this would imply that collectivistic scientists are more likely than their individualistic counterparts to violate the authorship criteria in favor of their colleagues. (frontiersin.org)
- More than two-thirds of respondents said they would grant authorship to someone who interpreted data or drafted the manuscript. (nature.com)
- In one survey, Marusic and colleagues found that 29% of respondents misused authorship at some time during their scientific career. (frontiersin.org)
- By the 1st century CE it was already common practice to refer to the five books as the "Law of Moses", but the first unequivocal expression of the idea that this meant authorship appears in the Babylonian Talmud, an encyclopedia of Jewish tradition and scholarship composed between 200-500 CE. (wikipedia.org)
- Unmerited authorship is a practice common to many countries around the world, but are there systematic cultural differences in the practice? (frontiersin.org)
- Most researchers agree that drafting papers and interpreting results deserve recognition - but opinions don't always match authorship guidelines. (nature.com)
- The findings , posted on the preprint server bioRxiv on 17 May 1 , show that most scientists across disciplines agree that people who develop and plan an experiment and analyse data should be granted authorship on a study, in line with the NIH guidelines. (nature.com)
- To reduce authorship disputes and discourage scientists from granting credit to people who don't contribute to the research, organizations including the NIH and the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors have developed guidelines to help researchers decide who should be included on a paper. (nature.com)
- Many journals provide guidelines on authorship in their instructions for authors. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- I recently came across some personal authorship guidelines I had written up a few years ago. (blogspot.com)
- Update 2013-06-01: Matt Cutts, the head of Google's webspam team, has weighed in on the issue over at Hacker News saying that the decrease in traffic was due to Google's Penguin webspam algorithm update rather than Google Authorship. (usabilitypost.com)
- We had the Spam algorithm revised to version 3.0, we had Google slap Poland link networks, Google revised their reconsideration requests , dropped images from authorship, we had not one but two unconfirmed google updates. (seroundtable.com)
- In his post declaring the end of Authorship , Mueller stated that Google's research has found that displayed author information "isn't as useful to our users as we'd hoped, and can even distract from those results. (forbes.com)
- Juola, P., Baayen, H.: A controlled-corpus experiment in authorship identification by cross-entropy. (springer.com)
- In cases where opinions on authorship differ or additional guidance is sought the policy encourages conversation with the Department Head and/or Dean. (umass.edu)
- Principles, customs, and practices regarding authorship differ from one scientific discipline to another. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- Nearly 6,000 researchers across 21 scientific disciplines responded to the survey, which asked whether they thought 25 research tasks - such as proposing research ideas and responding to reviewers - deserved authorship credit. (nature.com)
- Journal editors, researchers, and representatives of the academic community from different disciplines presented their experiences and views on authorship and journal authorship policies. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- According to the NIH, "For each individual the privilege of authorship should be based on a significant contribution to the conceptualization, design, execution, and/or interpretation of the research study, as well as on the drafting or substantively reviewing or revising the research article, and a willingness to assure responsibility for the study. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- Unmerited authorship dilutes the contribution of the actual authors, and it separates the reward mechanisms of science (publications) from the objective input (research work). (frontiersin.org)
- In 2006 Faculty Senate approved an updated version of the University's policy on joint authorship. (umass.edu)
- New Highs in "Joint" Authorship? (blogspot.com)
- Aimed at clarifying how authorship is assigned in research publications, the policy places responsibility with faculty members or other research supervisors to "guarantee that fairness and accuracy are exercised in listing the authors. (umass.edu)
- The Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), whose membership includes more than 4000 journals from all research fields, acknowledges that "there is no universally agreed definition of authorship, although attempts have been made … As a minimum, authors should take responsibility for a particular section of the study. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- And while that didn't work for Authorship, what's not to say that Google Knowledge Vault won't deliver that sense of authenticity. (forbes.com)
- Read the rest of his post for suggestions on the types of pages Google Authorship could work for. (usabilitypost.com)
- Not every experience is an experience where one can work towards self-authorship. (wikipedia.org)
- 4) Authorship should be discussed openly among the relevant individuals. (blogspot.com)
- Publishing Archaeology: Authorship: Who gets credit? (blogspot.com)
- Should students get authorship credit on published articles? (blogspot.com)
- Culture and Unmerited Authorship Credit: Who Wants It and Why? (frontiersin.org)
- Can statistical analysis solve an authorship puzzle? (phys.org)
- 1 With the aim to decrease such problems, this section focuses on principles to guide authorship-related decisions, policies, practices, and responsibilities. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- This document aims to summarize common principles to guide authorship across scientific disciplines. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- This culminated in the 8th of Maimonides' 13 Principles of Faith, establishing belief in Mosaic authorship as an article of Jewish belief. (wikipedia.org)
- and the material dimension of authorship as demonstrated by Milton's publishing contract.Contributors. (eurobuch.com)
- In fact, authorship is most commonly a topic of concern when students are involved. (blogspot.com)
- The Council of Science Editors, aware of the differences in the requirement for authorship in different fields, began to consider updating authorship and contributorship recommendations during a special Retreat on Authorship at the 2009 CSE Annual Meeting. (councilscienceeditors.org)
- The policy also calls for decisions about authorship to be made jointly by all parties involved in the research. (umass.edu)
- Dr. Messelman Killinger is a cell biologist at Big University who has a policy about authorship that he discusses with each new member who joins his lab. (onlineethics.org)
- This case features a lab director who discusses his authorship policy with each new member of the lab. (onlineethics.org)
- Our authorship policy is one way to help ensure that the information is accurate and clinically useful. (aafp.org)
- In a Google+ post , Google's John Mueller stated that the decision to remove author photos was to simplify "the way authorship is shown in mobile and desktop search results. (forbes.com)
- On Google's end, however, the decision to finally end Authorship came down to two-decisions, which John Mueller explained to Search Engine Land . (forbes.com)
- Going back to Mueller's post in June when he announced that author photos were no longer going to be used in global search, he also made it clear that Google had noticed "little difference in 'click behavior' on search result pages with Authorship snippets compared to those without. (forbes.com)
- Finally, we found that priming people with collectivistic self-construal primes made them more likely to endorse questionable authorship attitudes (Study 5). (frontiersin.org)
- Conflicts about authorship generate many of the cases in scientific research ethics. (onlineethics.org)
- These problems often arise in a lab or research group where there are no announced policies regarding authorship. (onlineethics.org)
- And recently, Judith Thurman, a National Book Award-winning biographer, told an audience of psychologists and psychoanalysts: ''The anxiety of authorship is one of the very few topics on which I feel I have the authority to speak without notes, research or preparation because there is not a nerve in my writer's body that isn't anxious most of the time. (nytimes.com)
- I wonder whether authorship corrections will take off in science? (occamstypewriter.org)
- Mosaic authorship of the Torah was unquestioned by both Jews and Christians until the European Enlightenment, when the systematic study of the five books led the majority of scholars to conclude that they are the product of many hands and many centuries. (wikipedia.org)
- The Lebanon Valley College Departments of Mathematical Sciences and of Physics announced the recent co-authorship by four students on the article "Local Pauli stabilizers of symmetric hypergraph states," which was accepted and will soon appear in Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical. (readmedia.com)
- Walsh notes that there are no recognized authorship standards across all scientific disciplines: different fields have different norms. (nature.com)
- Google has ended its Authorship program. (forbes.com)
- For those of us who have been paying close attention to Google Authorship over the last year or so, this shouldn't have come out nowhere. (forbes.com)
- During Pubcon 2013, Google's Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts delivered a keynote speech where he claimed that Google would be "looking for a 15% reduction to ensure that the quality of the authorship is still high and relevant. (forbes.com)
- The idea behind Google Authorship seemed extremely promising when it patented Agent Rank/Author Rank back in 2007. (forbes.com)
- The idea behind Google Authorship was solid. (forbes.com)
- Google Authorship is a service from Google that lets you link your site to your Google+ profile. (usabilitypost.com)
- After using Google Authorship on his site, Alex Yumas from JitBit was shocked to discover that their traffic fell by 90% . (usabilitypost.com)
- I received a Google Authorship eMail? (digitalpoint.com)
- Stylometry-the use of statistical techniques to determine authorship-is best known for identifying the Unabomber as Theodor Kaczynski and revealing that Shakespeare collaborated with Christopher Marlowe on the Henry IV play cycle. (phys.org)
- But nearly half would almost never or only sometimes grant authorship to people who secured their funding. (nature.com)
- Their approach to infer unknown or disputed authorship from musical features can be understood in three steps. (phys.org)
- Several things have gotten me thinking about issues of authorship. (blogspot.com)
- Self authorship is only a single phase of development within the lifelong process of self-evolution. (wikipedia.org)
- The concept of the "object" and the concept of the "self" make up self-authorship. (wikipedia.org)