Why is the paper version of the manuscript no longer required for the Library?
The University requires only electronic submission (though your committee and/or department may still want a paper version). By the University not accepting paper, it reduces the handling and library costs, saves you money, and increases access to your work. Paper copies are also limited in the format of information that can be included with your manuscript.
Related Questions
- An earlier version of my manuscript is (or will be) published in a conference proceedings (or conference best paper proceedings). Can I still submit the paper to JIBS for publication consideration?
- What is the difference between a final peer-reviewed manuscript and final published article? Which version of my paper should I submit?
- Why is the paper version of the manuscript no longer required for the Library?
