Acknowledging Use of OSCER Resources and/or Personnel in Publications
Click here for a list of publications that used OSCER resources and/or personnel.
A publication that is based in whole or in part on work performed using OSCER resources, including but not limited to hardware, storage, networking, software and/or human resources, should incorporate the following text into the Acknowledgements section of the publication:
[Some of] The computing for this project was performed at the OU Supercomputing Center for Education & Research (OSCER) at the University of Oklahoma (OU).
If any OSCER staff member(s) assisted with the work in any way, then for each OSCER staff member that was involved in the work:
- If (i) that OSCER staff member contributed significantly to the writing of the publication, and/or (ii) the publication includes a substantial amount of text about the work that the OSCER staff member contributed to (for example, if that OSCER staff member did a substantial amount of development and/or optimization of software), then that OSCER staff member should be included as a co-author on that publication, with author order to be negotiated among all the co-authors.
NOTE: This requirement can be waived for tenure track (but not yet tenured) faculty, or for other relevant circumstances, if the faculty member has a compelling interest in, for example, producing single-author publications for tenure-related reasons.
- If the conditions above don't apply, then the OSCER staff member should be acknowledged by name and job title in the Acknowledgements section of the paper.
For example:
OSCER Director Henry Neeman and OSCER Senior System Administrator David Akin provided valuable technical expertise.
A list of OSCER personnel can be found here.
- If (i) that OSCER staff member contributed significantly to the writing of the publication, and/or (ii) the publication includes a substantial amount of text about the work that the OSCER staff member contributed to (for example, if that OSCER staff member did a substantial amount of development and/or optimization of software), then that OSCER staff member should be included as a co-author on that publication, with author order to be negotiated among all the co-authors.