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First-time Authors: Preparing a Paper for Publication

Writing and Publishing a Scientific Paper: What You Need To Know [PowerPoint presentation]

Evaluating and Citing Internet Sources [PowerPoint presentation]

Submit your project here: 

APS Online Submission System

NOTE:  Users must be on the DUCOM network, either on site or via VPN, to access the system.

Users not on the DUCOM network can send projects via e-mail: aps@drexelmed.edu

Academic Publishing Services provides professional editorial assistance for DUCOM faculty, residents, and postdoctoral fellows.

  • Frees you to focus on the big picture, leaving the details to us
  • Eliminates language and formatting errors that distract reviewers
  • Costs you nothing

Services provided

  • Document editing and proofreading
  • Journal-specific submission requirements profile
  • Book project management
  • Reference formatting
  • Permission requests to use copyrighted material
  • Illustration preparation assistance
  • On-line manuscript submission
  • Publisher communication

 

Our performance (01/01/2008 - 11/13/2009)

  • 106 faculty, residents, and fellows have used APS since its inception
  • 40% of faculty and residents using APS are repeat clients
  • 60% of 2009 jobs are from repeat clients
  • 100% of requested deadlines have been met or exceeded

 

 

Staff

Pamela Fried, Director

Room 19314 New College Building
Tel: 215-762-1854

E-mail: aps@drexelmed.edu

 

Diana Winters, Associate Director
Tel: 215-762-1855
E-mail: Diana.Winters@DrexelMed.edu

Hours: Mon – Fri: 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. or by appointment

DUCOM APS keeps all documents confidential.

 DUCOM APS works with authors from the first draft through to submission or publication of scientific manuscripts and grant applications.

Academic Publishing Services (APS) does not serve as legal counsel to Drexel University College of Medicine or to individual authors.  Information received from APS does not constitute legal advice.  Individuals should consult their own attorneys or the Office of the General Counsel, as appropriate, with respect to legal questions or concerns about their publishing activities and copyrights.