Rutgers University Libraries’ SOAR staff received a published acknowledgment in the January 2023* issue of Cancer Research Communications. Kudos to Geoff Wood, metadata librarian for Scholarly Communication and Collections, for helping author David Axelrod archive the supplementary data for his article in SOAR. We are pleased to see the Libraries recognized for their contributions to faculty research.
*Cockrell, C. and D.E. Axelrod. (2023). Combination chemotherapy of multidrug-resistant early-stage colon cancer: determining optimal dose schedules by high-performance computer simulation. Cancer Research Communications, 3: 21-30. https://doi.org/10.1158/2767-9764.CRC-22-0271
About Cancer Research Communications
Cancer Research Communications is an open-access peer-reviewed journal encompassing the full spectrum of cancer research.
About SOAR
SOAR (Scholarly Open Access at Rutgers) has been developed as a convenient website where Rutgers scholars can deposit their work and access further information about open access. Rutgers authors deposit legal copies of scholarly articles into SOAR at the time of the article’s final acceptance for publication, at no cost to them, making scholarship freely accessible to readers and researchers worldwide on the Internet. SOAR staff will research all permissions for you at the time of deposit. SOAR is crawled by Google and ensures access over time. Once it’s deposited, you’ll receive a permanent link for your article that you can use on your website, CV, courseware, and for social networking.
