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Copyright of Articles:
Molecular Vision requires that authors transfer copyright to the journal as a condition of publication. Moreover, Molecular Vision demands that this be done with the full rigor described in 17 U.S.C. §204(a).
As difficult as it can be to collect the signatures of every author, it is unlikely that the task will ever be easier. Thus, by controlling the copyright of articles published in Molecular Vision, we make it easier for others to secure permission to reprint Molecular Vision articles. Moreover, as a publisher, we must know that all authors of a manuscript are involved in its publication.
Copying (Duplicating) Articles:
Molecular Vision articles may be freely copied, in whole or in part, for the purposes of education or research provided that (1) the copies include complete bibliographical information for the article, (2) the copied material is not republished, and (3) the copies are not sold.
Republication Requests:
Persons seeking permission to republish all or part of a Molecular Vision article should submit the request to:
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Linking to Molecular Vision:
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Privacy Statement:
Molecular Vision has a policy of collecting the least possible information about our readers that allows the journal to operate and provide services to our users (readers, authors, reviewers). Molecular Vision collects non-identifying information from users including IP (network) addresses and browser information. This information is used in analyzing use of the web site and determining what features are supported by reader's web browsers. IP addresses are also recorded when a visitor generates email from the Molecular Vision web site (as when submitting a review). Molecular Vision only collects identifying information from users that request personalized services. The details of this policy are subject to change to accommodate new services or changes to existing services.
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Use of collected information:
Authors submitting manuscripts must provide their names, institutional affiliations, and contact information. Generally, this information is shown to reviewers as part of the review process. If the manuscript is accepted, names and affiliations are published with the manuscript. Unless the authors request otherwise, contact information is also published.
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