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This Policy is effective as of July 1, 1984
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
This policy reaffirms the University's
traditional commitment to the free flow of ideas and to the maximum
communication of new knowledge to scholars, students, and the general
public, in keeping with the traditions of the free university community.
Specifically the University should
not accept or participate in any research, grant, or contract that
will prevent or restrict investigators from publishing fully and
freely the results of their investigations. Exceptions to this policy
are to be identified in advance and must receive the approval of
the Chancellor. The University acknowledges the need in some circumstances
for reasonable publication delays to protect patent and related
rights. This delay, in no instance, may extend beyond one calendar
year, consistent with the Board of Governors' Patent and Copyright
Policies.
last updated January 29, 2007
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