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What is ResearchGate and how does it work? 

Rights in and responsibility for content on ResearchGate

Discovering and requesting research

Am I allowed to share my research on ResearchGate?

How to add research

Adding and removing figures

Full-texts

Adding research

Editing and deleting research

Data

Preprints 

Generating a DOI

Discovering research

Research stats

Open Archives Initiative


It is not possible for ResearchGate to provide you with advice about copyright or what copyright restrictions may apply to your content - if any. However, we can provide some general information which we hope will be helpful.


For starters, when thinking about copyright issues, it’s important that you understand what ResearchGate is and how it works. To find out more, we encourage you to read the answers to these frequently asked questions:

ResearchGate is a platform designed to facilitate collaboration, communication, and sharing of information among researchers and scientists. Our platform enables the public sharing, private storing and private sharing of various types of content.



ResearchGate is not a publisher and does not accept articles or papers for publication. Rather, members can track their publications, store private copies, or make their published or unpublished works publicly available on ResearchGate, assuming they have the rights to do so. 



















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