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Guidelines and policies on all aspects of IEEE intellectual property rights for authors, readers, researchers, and volunteers.
Author posting of accepted versions of their papers
Links to the revised IEEE Copyright Form, a helpful FAQ on Authors Posting their Accepted Papers and the full text from Section 8.1.9 of the PSPB Operations Manual can be found below:
Copyright information
• IEEE Copyright Policies
• IEEE Copyright Form
– Find links to the official form and information about the electronic IEEE Copyright Form
• Policy on Electronic Dissemination
• General Info and FAQs
Plagiarism guidelines
- Introduction to Plagiarism Guidelines
- Policies on Allegations of Misconduct
- Learn about CrossCheck Plagiarism Detection Service
- Plagiarism FAQ
- Identifying Plagiarism and investigating possible misconduct
- Plagiarism Information Center for IEEE Publication Volunteers
- IEEE.tv Program - "Plagiarism Guidelines: A Practical Tool for All Volunteers"
Multiple submission and prior publication guidelines
• Introduction to the Guidelines
• From the PSPB Operations Manual
Request permission to reuse copyrighted material
• How to Obtain Permission to Reuse Copyrighted Material
• How to Access Rightslink - the electronic permissions service
Trademark policies
• Using the the IEEE Logo and “IEEE"
• Using the IEEE Trademark
• Registered Marks of the IEEE
• How to Register a New Logo or Title
– Logo Registration Agreement Form (PDF, 237 KB)
IEEE Master Brand/Logo information
• Electronic Images and Guidelines for use of the Master Brand/Logo
• IEEE Brand Identity Toolkit explains the basic usage rules for all corporate identity elements
• Stationery Templates for Volunteers
IEEE Xplore Digital Library
IPR Tutorial Series
The IPR Tutorial Series is an expanding series which aims to provide key information on IPR-related topics in a lively and enjoyable format.
An animated Powerpoint presentation that defines plagiarism, and shows how it is adjudicated within IEEE. Part of the IPR Tutorial Series
Publication policies of the IEEE as set by the Publications Services and Products Board and approved by the IEEE Board of Directors
Click above to access a flowchart representing the process for adjudicating plagiarism complaints.
Read the IEEE position on the NIH policy on enhancing public access to archived publications resulting from NIH-funded research
