Application open-access article Application for the publication fund of the University of Bonn for articles in journals. Please check before (!) submitting your application whether your publication falls under an existing Open Access agreement with the university: Overview of the agreements and publishers Personal Information Your E-Mail Address Name of corresponding author The term "corresponding author" refers to the author who represents the authors towards the publisher from submission to publication. Faculty / Institution Please select faculty or institution. Faculty of Protestant TheologyFaculty of Catholic TheologyFaculty of AgricultureFaculty of Mathematics and Natural SciencesFaculty of MedicineFaculty of ArtsFaculty of Law and EconomicsOther scientific institution If you selected "Other scientific institution," which one? Institute Work address UKB only: This work address serves as the invoice address. Position/Degree Please select position/degree. Professor / PrivatdozentPostdoc / Doctoral student / StudentOther scientific employee I am a PostDoc at the University of Bonn and am funded by an Argelander Starter Kit. yes no Publication Article title Journal title Publisher Publication costs (Please include curency!) Please specify the publication costs or APC of your publication here. APC stands for "Article Processing Charge" and refers to the publication fee in Open Access journals. Ancillary publication costs Please list the ancillary publication costs individually here. Ancillary publication costs are, for example, color charges, page charges, etc. These costs cannot be financed from the fund. Proportionate cost coverage If the publication fees (APCs) are up to €2,000, the publication fund covers the total amount of the invoice. If the publication fees (APCs) exceed €2,000, the publication fund covers an amount of €2,000. The remaining amount must be paid by you or your institution. Please note that publisher invoices may not include tax, which will then be added and must be paid by you: In the case of partial funding from the publication fund, the amount in the financial system is €1,680.67 (plus 19% tax, resulting in the funded amount of €2,000). To process these invoices, we require a WBS element (PSP element) from your institute, which we can use to settle the difference (does not apply to UKB members). We also need a contact person from your institute and their e-mail address (applies to both the university and the UKB). WBS element only for publication costs over € 2,000 total amount [and not member of UKB] Contact at your institution only for publication costs over € 2,000 total amount Email address (contact at your institution) only for publication costs over € 2,000 total amount I have obtained the approval of my institute You also confirm that, before submitting your application, you obtained approval from your institution for the remaining publication costs to be covered from its own funds (insofar as these costs exceed €2,000 total amount). yes no Funding Criteria The publication meets the funding criteria stipulated by the University of Bonn: The corresponding author is a member of the University of Bonn or University Hospital Bonn at the time the application is made. The journal applies the rigorous quality assurance procedures deemed standard in the respective discipline. The article to be funded is to be brought out under a Creative Commons licence (CC BY or CC BY-ND). Licences containing the NC element are not eligible. The article includes a note referencing the funding (e.g. "This work was supported by the Open Access Publication Fund of the University of Bonn"). For articles resulting from a DFG project: the article includes a note referencing the DFG funding. No other funding has been awarded or obtained for the publication. The payment deadline ("terms of payment") on the publisher's invoice must be at least 30 days. Please notify your publisher accordingly and check the payment deadline on the invoice. Only pass it on to us if it stipulates a term of at least 30 days. The application does not involve any of the following: non-research articles, publications in "mirror journals," fees for ancillary publication costs (e.g. submission charges, page charges, color charges, etc.), articles that do not end up being made open access ("opt-out"), administration fees, single articles in edited volumes and volumes of conference proceedings if their publication is being funded by other means (e.g. via admission charges, membership subscriptions), dual funding of the same publication in several formats (e.g. preprint and journal article). The publication will obtain a DOI where possible. The publication will be linked to the authors' ORCID profiles where possible. Please note: If any of the requirements above are not fulfilled (e.g. more restrictive license), we may decline the funding of the publication! The CC license must be included on the publisher's invoice. If this requirement is not met, we reserve the right not to pay the invoice! I hereby certify that I have read the funding criteria and that they have been fulfilled. yes no The article is published under the following Creative Commons licence: CC BYCC BY-ND Consent I hereby apply for funding from the University of Bonn's publication fund to cover the publication fees for an open-access article. yes no To avoid spam, please enter the result of the calculation 10 * 3 in the following field Comment You are welcome to send us your questions, suggestions and criticism. Payment process The university's financial department ("Unikasse") pays supported invoices directly to the publisher. In the case of proportional funding, the process differs depending on wether the authors are affiliated with the university or with the university hospital ("UKB"). University: The Unikasse splits the invoice and books one part on the WBS element of the fund and the other part on the WBS element (PSP-Element) of the applicant's institute. UKB: The Unikasse makes an advance payment over the full amount of the invoice. It will then contact the contact named in the application to organise an internal settlement of the author's institute's contribution. Please note that a subsequent refund of payments already made is not possible.