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Authorship - Understanding author roles and responsibilities

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Rebecca A Capone

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This module explains who qualifies as an author on a research paper and why it matters. It covers authorship criteria, order, and roles, plus how to handle disputes, changes, and conflicts of interest. It also touches on how AI affects authorship decisions. Good for anyone preparing to publish who wants to get authorship right.

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Rebecca A Capone

Communications & Implementation Manager

Rebecca has nearly 20 years of experience in scientific publishing, working in journal development. She currently supports the Research Integrity and Publishing Ethics team, helping develop new tools to promote research integrity.

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