Hello!
I have already published an article and given all the details of protocols in the publication. Now I am working on another manuscript but basic protocols are same and already reported. How can I report those protocols in the new manuscript without being plagiarized? Should it be given in supplementary?
You can just say: 'using the protocol according to Author (year)' :)
Andrew Paul McKenzie Pegman By reporting I meant my own publication. Suppose I explained the whole protocol in a publication and all its characterization but I am using the same protocol but the application of the material is different so it makes a new manuscript. But material protocol and characterization remains the same. So should I give it in supplementary? Or what?
No, you just write as I said: '...according to you (year)'. I did this in my papers that utilised the same methodology as in the first paper I wrote :)
Andrew Paul McKenzie Pegman thank you so much for your advice. So there is no need to add any methodology in supplementary?
That's right, you just refer to your methods in your first paper :)
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