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In Korea academia, republishing journal articles or reusing research results for theses\/dissertations are not to be judged as duplicate publication or self plagiarism. However, it\u2019s not permitted to ill-judged republishing or reusing without citations. All journal articles or theses\/dissertations which include previously published papers should insert citations and express the previous ones in the paper.<\/cite><\/p>\n These are allowable examples of duplicate publication in Korea academia. [\/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n \u203b Publisher policies related to Thesis\/Dissertation<\/strong> (Updated May 2020, More publisher’s information: Library website \u2192 RESEARCH SUPPORTS \u2192 Scholarly Publishing \u2192 by Publishers<\/a>)<\/p>\n [\/vc_column_text][\/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section title=”Proofreading Service for a Thesis\/Dissertation” tab_id=”3″][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n\n
\nExample \u2462 Writing a thesis\/dissertation by putting previous research results and publications together and cite the sources exactly.<\/b><\/cite><\/p>\n<\/li>\n\n
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\nQ<\/em>: Can I include\/use my article in my thesis\/dissertation?
\nA<\/em>: Yes. Authors can include their articles in full or in part in a thesis or dissertation for non-commercial purposes.
\n+ Additional information from the publisher (https:\/\/www.elsevier.com\/about\/policies\/copyright<\/a>)
\nPersonal use:\u00a0Authors can use their articles, in full or in part, for a wide range of scholarly, non-commercial purposes as outlined below: …\u00a0Inclusion in a thesis or dissertation (provided that this is not to be published commercially)<\/li>\n\n
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\n– Author reusing their own work published by the Royal Society of Chemistry
\nYou do not need to request permission to reuse your own figures, diagrams, etc, that were originally published in a Royal Society of Chemistry publication. However, permission should be requested for use of the whole article or chapter except if reusing it in a thesis. If you are including an article or book chapter published by Royal Society of Chemistry in your thesis please ensure that your co-authors are aware of this.
\nReuse of material that was published originally by the Royal Society of Chemistry must be accompanied by the appropriate acknowledgement of the publication. The form of the acknowledgement is dependent on the journal in which it was published originally, as detailed in ‘Acknowledgements’.<\/li>\n
\nAuthor reuse – Please check the Copyright Transfer Statement (CTS) or Licence to Publish (LTP) that you have signed with Springer Nature to find further information about the reuse of your content.Authors have the right to reuse their article\u2019s Version of Record, in whole or in part, in their own thesis. Additionally, they may reproduce and make available their thesis, including Springer Nature content, as required by their awarding academic institution. Authors must properly cite the published article in their thesis according to current citation standards.
\nMaterial from: ‘AUTHOR, TITLE, JOURNAL TITLE, published [YEAR], [publisher – as it appears on our copyright page]\u2019<\/li>\n
\n– Wiley authors: If you are a Wiley author wishing to republish extracts of your own published work, include your article in your thesis or use copies for your internal teaching purposes, please refer to the gratis reuse rights that you retain when you signed your copyright transfer agreement. Alternatively, if you still require a formal permission license please locate you work on Wiley Online Library, click \u2018request permission\u2019, select \u2018Author of this Wiley work\u2019 and your appropriate reuse rights to download your permissions license.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n
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