Answered By: Michael Ewen Last Updated: Apr 27, 2015 Views: 77
Answered By: Michael Ewen
Last Updated: Apr 27, 2015 Views: 77
For the purposes of HEFCE policy compliance the article must be deposited in Hydra, even if another repository is also used as well. This is to enable HEFCE to harvest relevant information from the repository as required.
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Deposit requirements
17. The output must have been deposited in an institutional repository, a repository service shared between multiple institutions, or a subject repository such as arXiv .
18. The output must have been deposited as soon after the point of acceptance as possible, and no later than three months after this date (as given in the acceptance letter or e-mail from the publication to the author).
19. The output must have been deposited as the author’s accepted and final peer-reviewed text (which may otherwise be known as the ‘accepted author manuscript’ or ‘final author version’ or ‘post-print’), though this may be replaced or augmented with an updated peer-reviewed manuscript or the final published version of record at a later date