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Publish your thesis while respecting copyright rules

Manon Velasco, Béatrice Marselli Fuerer, Marjorie Platon
2021
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Abstract

It is very common to reuse content in a thesis (e.g. in the case of the theses made of a compilation of published articles). It is therefore important to ensure that the use (or reuse) is possible and to ask for authorizations from the rights holders when necessary. This guide provides information on how to reuse other content while respecting the rules of copyright.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/14cc6dc5-c939-45a5-b008-e779f0b50c2a

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