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Who can publish?
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KIT members and doctoral candidates at KIT. An ORCID iD is required for publication. If you do not yet have an ORCID iD, we recommend registering for one via the KITopen Repository:https://publikationen.bibliothek.kit.edu/kitopen/login/
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Which quality assurance policies apply? (Peer-Reviewing, Good Scientific Practice)
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Your publication has already been quality-assured by your institute, or you agree that KIT Scientific Publishing will conduct a peer review process in consultation with you. Detailed information about the peer-review process: https://ksp.kit.edu/peer-review-policies Ihre Publikation ist nach den Richtlinien der guten wissenschaftlichen Praxis erstellt worden.
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What are the publication costs?
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For a non-binding estimate of your publication costs, please use our price calculator: https://www.bibliothek.kit.edu/preiskalkulator.php
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Which licenses are available?
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KIT Scientific Publishing focuses primarily on electronic publishing. To publish your work, you can choose one of the two open CC licences: CC BY or CC BY-SA.
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What should be considered when publishing doctoral theses?
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The initial publication of your doctoral thesis via KITopen is recommended. Your dissertation will thus be published within a few days, and the notification will be sent to the examination office immediately. This allows you to receive your doctoral certificate promptly. For cumulative or publication-based theses: At the time the publication order is placed with KSP, you must already have obtained the publication permissions from the original publishers. Among other things, these permissions must allow both commercial publication and publication under an Open Access model.
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What should be considered regarding formatting?
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Our production team will keep you informed and involved throughout the production process of your publication. All information on formatting your publication can be found under Document Templates and Layout.
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