• How does the publication process work?
• What are CC licenses?
• What do I need to consider if I am doing a cumulative doctorate?
• Where can I get help?

We will answer these questions together and learn about helpful tools that can make the publication process easier.

The publication of the results achieved is an inseparable part of scientific work. Nevertheless, this process is often opaque and seemingly complex, especially for young researchers. The event"An ABC of scientific publishing" aims to explain the processes leading to the publication of a paper and - where possible - to provide assistance.

This includes an examination of the peer review process as well as a differentiation between open and closed access publications. In addition to basic knowledge about open access, the respective advantages and disadvantages (also with regard to one's own reputation) are described.

It also explains what to look out for when publishing your own publications (open access) and what open licenses are all about - especially in the case of a planned cumulative doctorate. In addition, the University Library's support services on this topic, such as the publication server for secondary publications, will also be presented.

Of course, there will also be enough space for participants to ask questions on the topic. Current problems from everyday academic life can be offered as examples in advance or on the day of the event.

The training will take place in person. Hybrid participation can be made possible on request. The necessary access data for BigBlueButton will be announced by e-mail on the day of the event at the latest.