Theses, Publications and Conference Contributions. 8.1 One copy of any Ph.D. thesis or similar academic document relating to the RD50 Research Programme must be sent by the Collaborating Institution(s) concerned to the CERN Library for inclusion in its collection.
8.2 The results of the research work of the Collaboration can be published in the following forms: • Regular status reports requested by the LHCC. All members of the Collaboration are authors. The members of the Collaboration Board maintain the list of authors from their Institute. • Publications in scientific journals.
1. Reviews covering the research programme of the whole Collaboration. All members of the Collaboration are authors. Where author lists are subject to a length limitation, it is permissable to use, as authors list, the name of the author only, along with the statement “On behalf of the RD50 Collaboration” and a footnote indicating the web page where the complete authors list is given.
2. Reviews and specialized articles describing the research work of one or several research projects approved through the procedure described in article 6.
4. The Conveners concerned discuss the contents and, if required, decide on the list of authors in agreement with the involved Institutes.
3. Papers produced in the framework of the activity of RD50. Before publication the authors signing for the paper must inform the corresponding Conveners and insert the manuscript in a dedicated list linked to the RD50 home web site. The paper should be published with the explicit notation: "This work has been performed in the framework of the RD50 Collaboration" or “This work has partly been performed in the framework of the RD50 Collaboration”. • Internal RD50 notes.
8.3 The review of part or all the results of the research work of the Collaboration can be presented at workshops and conferences as: • Contributed talks. The speaker discusses the abstract with the Conveners. Written proceedings are treated as normal publication (see above). • Invited talks. In the case that the invitation is received by the Collaboration, the choice of the speaker is the responsibility of the Spokespersons in agreement with the Conveners. Written proceedings are treated as normal publication (see above). Where presentations are subject to a length limitation, it is permissable to use, as authors list, the name of the speaker only, along with the statement “On behalf of the RD50 Collaboration” and a footnote indicating the web page where the complete authors list is given.
Theses, Publications and Conference Contributions. 13.1 One copy of any Ph.D. thesis or similar academic document relating to the experiments of the RD-51 programme must be sent by the Institution(s) concerned to the CERN Library for inclusion in its collection.
13.2 The results of the research work of the Collaboration can be published in the following forms:
a. Regular status reports requested by the LHCC. All members of the Collaboration are authors. The members of the Collaboration Board maintain the list of authors from their Institute.
b. Publications in scientific journals.
1. Reviews covering the research programme of the whole Collaboration. All members of the Collaboration are authors.
2. Reviews and specialized articles describing the research work of one or several research projects. The Conveners concerned discuss and, if required, decide on the list of authors in agreement with the involved Institutes.
3. Papers produced in the framework of the activity of RD51. Before publication the authors should inform the corresponding Conveners and insert the manuscript in a dedicated list linked to the RD51 home web site. The paper should be published with the explicit notation: "This work has been performed in the framework of the RD51 Collaboration" or “This work has partly been performed in the framework of the RD51 Collaboration”.
c. Internal RD51 notes.
13.3 The review of part or all the results of the research work of the Collaboration can be presented at workshops and conferences as:
a. Contributed talks. The speaker discusses the abstract with the Conveners. Written proceedings are treated as normal publication (13.2.b above).
