Authorship Policy and Agreement templates

authorship policy

Developed & revised by the IsoGenie Project & the EMERGE Institute (EMERGE is NSF-funded 2021-present, via the Biology Integration Institutes Program, Award # 2022070; IsoGenie was DOE-funded 2010-2021; Office of Biological and Environmental Research, Genomic Science Program of the United States Department of Energy, awards DE-SC0004632, DE-SC0010580, and DE-SC0016440).”

The authorship policy aims to clarify across disciplinary norms and complex big-team science a framework for earning authorship. It is also a Guide to Authors with information about citing funding sources, ensuring appropriate tracking of the contribition by the larger team, etc.

EMERGE Authorship *Policy* FOR DISTRIBUTION

authorship agreement

Developed by the EMERGE Institute (EMERGE is NSF-funded 2021-present, via the Biology Integration Institutes Program, Award # 2022070) & the template developed by IRISS (Dr. Jeni Cross & Dr. Anne Mook, Colorado State University)

The authorship agreement is a tool for tracking the planned, and realized, author contributions for a single paper.

EMERGE Authorship *Agreement* FOR DISTRIBUTION

templates

Developed by: Dr. Jeni Cross & Dr. Anne Mook - IRISS, Colorado State University

The templates below provide a guide for developing your own authorship agreement, communication plan, roles and responsibilities, and values/norms within your own teams.

Roles_Responsibilities_Template.docx

Communication_plan_template.docx

Authorship Agreement Template.dotx

2021Jul13Styles_Values_Norms_Template.docx

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