Examples of Eligible Authors in a sentence

Eligible Authors are allowed to publish their Open Access Articles in the Licensed Material free of Article Processing Charges.
Wiley will include sufficient information and guidance to encourage Eligible Authors to publish open access as part of this Agreement (so long as the correct affiliation of the Eligible Author is captured in Wiley system metadata) and that they do not need to pay an APC.
The publication workflow will, whenever possible, direct Eligible Authors to CC-BY as the first option if permitted by the applicable journal and its policies.
Publisher will only count OA Articles from Eligible Authors that have been accepted for publication (article acceptance).
Wiley grants Eligible Authors during the Term, as defined below, a non-transferable right to publish Eligible Articles on an open access basis (the “Publishing Privilege”) in Wiley's Hybrid Journals as provided in Appendix C and Appendix C (1): List of Hybrid Journals.

More Definitions of Eligible Authors

Eligible Authors means authors who (i) are “Affiliated” with a Licensee as Authorized Users excluding Walk-in-Users, whereby in case of articles published by multiple authors, only the corresponding author may qualify as an Affiliated Author, (ii) have signed one of the then current open access publishing agreements used at the Licensor to publish an article in one of the Licensor’s Open Choice Journals under an Open Access License, and (iii) for which a Licensee has confirmed the status as Affiliated Author. For the avoidance of doubt, it is the sole responsibility of the Licensee to verify if an author is an Affiliated Author. If the Licensee confirmed the affiliation of an author with respect to an article, this author shall be deemed an Affiliated Author.

Eligible Authors means authors (i) who are “Affiliated” with a Licensee, i.e. who are students enrolled at or accredited to Licensee or who are teaching and research staff employed by or otherwise accredited to the Licensee, whereby in case of articles published by multiple authors only the corresponding author may qualify as an Affiliated Author; (ii) who have signed one of the then current open access publishing agreements used at the Licensor to publish an article under an Open Access License in one of the Licensor’s Open Access Journals, the current list of which (subject to change by the Licensor) is attached in Schedule 1 (“Open Access Journals”); and (iii) for whom a Licensee has confirmed the status as Affiliated Author pursuant to Section 3.4.2. For the avoidance of doubt, it is the sole responsibility of the Licensee to verify if an author is an Affiliated Author. If the Licensee confirmed the affiliation of an author with respect to an article, this author shall be deemed an Affiliated Author.

Eligible Authors means authors: 1.9.a. who are affiliated with a Member Institution, i.e., students enrolled at or accredited to the Member Institution or who are teaching and research staff employed by the Member Institution; 1.9.b. who are designated as the responsible corresponding author within Wiley’s submission system and Author Services platform. For the avoidance of doubt, in the case of multiple corresponding authors being identified on the version of record, it is the author designated as the responsible corresponding author who is the Eligible Author (and such responsible corresponding author is not required to appear as the first author); 1.9.c. for whom a Member Institution, has confirmed the author’s affiliation pursuant to Section 3; and 1.9.d. who have signed one of the then-current open access publishing agreements used by Wiley to publish an article under an open access license in one of the Hybrid Journalsor Gold Journals.

Eligible Authors authors who are “Affiliated” to an Institution, who are teaching and research staff employed by, or otherwise accredited to the Institution, as well as students. In case of arti- cles published by multiple authors, only the corresponding author may qualify as an Affiliated Au- thor. These authors should have signed the open access publishing agreement used at the Pub- lisher to publish an article under an Open Access License in one of the Publisher’s Journals. The current list of HOA journals is attached in Appendix 4 (“Hybrid Journals”); Appendix 4 (with title list) will be updated by Publisher each year during the term of the contract. o “Eligible Articles”: articles (i) which are original and not infringe on any law and/or third party right and meet all ethical standards as required in the current policies of the Publisher, (ii) which are written by Xxxxxxxx Authors, (iii) which are editorially accepted for publication in an hybrid Jour- nal with an acceptance date during the Term.

Eligible Authors means authors who want to publish Open Access Articles, who are affiliated to the Institution and who are the submitting corresponding author.

Eligible Authors means authors who are affiliated with the Institution, and

Eligible Authors means authors who (i) have signed one of the then current open access publishing agreements used at the Licensor to publish an article in one of the Licensor’s Open Choice Journals which current list (subject to change by the Licensor) is attached in Schedule 1 (“Open Choice Journals”) under an Open Access License, and who are (ii) “Affiliated” with a Licensee, i.e. students enrolled or accredited to Licensee, and the teaching and research staff employed by or otherwise accredited to the Licensee, whereby in case of articles published by multiple authors, only the corresponding author may qualify as an Affiliated Author, and (iii) for which a Licensee has confirmed the status as Affiliated Author. For the avoidance of doubt, it is the sole responsibility of the Licensee to verify if an author is an Affiliated Author. If the Licensee confirmed the affiliation of an author with respect to an article, this author shall be deemed an Affiliated Author.