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IOP Publishing has partnered with PLSclear to handle permissions requests for the majority of our ebooks. For detailed information on permissions relating to IOP owned Ebooks please refer to the following pages:

Some of our archived titles are journals which have ceased publication, where others may have been sold or may have moved with a partner to another publisher.
If you are wishing to reuse content from an archived title please email your request to permissions@ioppublishing.org where our Rights and Permissions team will be able to provide you with more specific information on how you may request permission.

IOP Publishing requires all authors to declare any funding they received related to the research article they are submitting for publication.

When you submit your paper, you will be asked to provide information on all funders associated with your work in the section called ‘Policies & Information’. It is important that you enter this information to comply with funder publication policies and to enable our editors to assess any conflicts of interest.

The funding information you provide in the online submission system must match any funders you intend to list in the acknowledgments section of your article.

When asked about funding in the online submission system, please start to write the name of your funder and then select the relevant funder from the list that appears. Please only write the full name of your funder manually if you do not see your funder in the list. Please provide grant numbers for all the funders you acknowledge.

You must ensure you obtain any necessary permissions from your funder(s) before submitting your article.

Is the article scientifically correct and robust? Are the methods and results presented in a reproducible way and appropriately analysed to support the conclusions?

Originality: A measure of the novelty of the ideas, techniques and results reported in the manuscript compared to the existing literature.

Scientific rigour: A measure of how well the experiment has been carried out; whether all necessary details of the method and results are presented in a way that they can be reproduced; and whether the results have been appropriately analysed and discussed. (This includes the testability of any theoretical predictions or modelling.)

Significance: A measure of the importance and likely impact of the work within the article’s field.

Clarity: A measure of how clearly the authors have written the article and presented the information.

You can always contact us to request an extension, whether you’re submitting an article or reviewing for us. We appreciate these things can take time and we’ll be flexible wherever we can!

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As a Named Author of an article published with IOP Publishing on a subscription basis, you are granted back certain reuse & depositing rights under the copyright form and author rights policy.

This table is intended as a quick reference guide for our author rights policy (subscription articles). You must read the full author rights policy (subscription articles) to ensure you are adhering to the full terms and conditions of the policy, before posting online or reusing any content you published with IOP Publishing.

This Author Rights Policy only applies to some of our journals (those listed at the end of the Policy).

All other journals published by IOP Publishing have different author rights policies, please check our Author Rights Policies page for information. If this does not cover the journal you published your article in, please see this page which sets out our partners who have different policies which they handle themselves.

As an author of an article published on a subscription basis, which version of my article may I post and when? See quick check guide below.

Author Rights	Preprint	Accepted Manuscript	Final Published Version	Further Info
Posting on Personal Website	Yes – at any time	Yes – no embargo	No	See full conditions in Policy.
Posting on employer’s or institution’s website	Yes – at any time	Yes – after 12 month embargo	No	See full conditions in Policy.
Posting on non-commercial institutional or subject repository	Yes – at any time	Yes – after 12 month embargo	No	See full conditions in Policy.
Posting on non-commercial Scientific Social Network	Yes – at any time	Yes – after 12 month embargo	No	See full conditions in Policy.
Posting on commercial Scientific Social Network	Yes – at any time	No	No	See full conditions in Policy. Examples of commercial SSNs are ResearchGate, Mendeley*, Academia.edu
*Posting in own private library on Mendeley	Yes – no embargo	Yes – no embargo	No	See full conditions in Policy.
Posting on arXiv	Yes – at any time	Yes – after 12 month embargo   (NB. a few of our journals allow immediate posting)	No	See full conditions in Policy (including which journals allow immediate posting).
Posting on bioRxiv	Yes – at any time	Yes – after 12 month embargo	No	See full conditions in Policy.
Use all or part of the article without modification in personal compilations of own works (provided not created by third party publisher)	Yes	Yes	No	See full conditions in article copyright form.
Making copies for teaching purposes	Yes	Yes	Yes	See full conditions in article copyright form.
Include in a research thesis or dissertation (provided not published commercially)	Yes – at any time	Yes	Yes	See full conditions in article copyright form.
Make oral presentation of article & include summary/highlights of it in papers distributed at presentations	Yes	Yes	Yes	See full conditions in article copyright form.
Include summary/highlights of article in conference proceedings	Yes	Yes	Yes	See full conditions in article copyright form.
Use original figures allowed under the quota of the STM Permissions Guidelines if publishing an article with another STM signatory publisher	Yes – 3 figures only may be used	Yes – 3 figures only may be used	Yes – 3 figures only may be used	See full conditions in article copyright form & in STM Permissions Guidelines section.
Use original text allowed under the quota of the STM Permissions Guidelines if publishing an article with another STM signatory publisher	Yes – short text extracts   (single text extracts of less than 400 words may be used (with a maximum of 800 words from a journal issue))	Yes – short text extracts   (single text extracts of less than 400 words may be used (with a maximum of 800 words from a journal issue))	Yes – short text extracts   (single text extracts of less than 400 words may be used (with a maximum of 800 words from a journal issue))	See full conditions in article copyright form & in STM Permissions Guidelines section

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Please refer to this table as a quick check guide for where & when you may post your article. The rights you are granted varies, depending on which version of the article you wish to use.