Research Guides: PhD in Translational Health Sciences: Getting Published

Himmelfarb's Guide to Scholarly Publishing

Scholarly Publishing
Introduction to Scholarly Publishing, Tips on Getting Published, Tips on Promoting Your Research
Federal and Funder Open Access to Publishing Plans
Reviews mandates for making funded research results easily accessible.
Copyright: Author's Rights and Publishing
Basics of copyright and what you need to know as a published author.
Predatory Publishing
When you decide to publish your article with a legitimate publisher, they will provide services such as peer-review, archiving, discovery services that enable others to find your work easily, and copyright protection. Predatory journals do not provide such services.
APA Citation Style, 7th edition: Avoiding Plagiarism
Defines plagiarism, provides tips to avoid, relationship of copyright to plagiarism.

Getting Published: A Primer on Manuscript Writing and the Editorial Process
Fisher, P., Goodman, D., & Long, S. (2017). Getting Published: A Primer on Manuscript Writing and the Editorial Process. The Journal of Pediatrics, 185, 241–244. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jpeds.2017.02.067
Five Tips on Getting Research Published.
Gennaro, S. (2012). Five Tips on Getting Research Published. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 44(3), 203–204. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1547-5069.2012.01461.x
25 Ways to Increase Your Chances at Publication
Inside Higher Education May 15, 2019
Interview with LInda Werling on Publishing Advice for Early Career Researchers
Advice from GW's own Linda Werling who is the author of 61 peer reviewed articles and who taught scientific writing for 10 years to graduate students.

Get Yourself Published, Promote Your Research: Webinars from the Himmelfarb Library Scholarly Communications Committee
6 short videos created by Himmelfarb librarians to introduce early researchers to the publishing process.
How to get published (tips from Elsevier)
A series of short videos on the publishing process for early career scientists.