The phrase "authorship on" is not standard in written English and may lead to confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the attribution of authorship to a specific work or project, but it is better to use more conventional phrasing.
Example: "The authorship on the report was attributed to several contributors."
Alternatives: "authorship of" or "authorship regarding".
"First authorship on one publication and authorship on three additional publications is arguably sufficient for a Ph.D. at Berkeley, (but it's) an incredible feat for an undergraduate," wrote Schaffer in his letter recommending Ekman for the University Medal.
7 One exception is the journal Blood, which bases authorship on one or more contributions from the ICMJE authorship criteria (http://bloodjournal.hematologylibrary.org/site/misc/ifora.xhtml).xhtml
"I think my mentality [at Inimex] is a little different from running my own academic lab, in that no one cares about senior authorship on a paper, its just getting things done and working properly.
Though circumstances may vary, typically this means authorship on two peer-reviewed publications, including at least one where you are the first author.
Authorship on a paper published in Science Translational Medicine requires that the individual has made one or more specific type of contribution to the research paper.
Higher journalism (and authorship on the side) called them.
5. Effectively communicate the results of a scientific study to a broad audience, including possible co-authorship on a scientific paper.
But Poland has done little to promote innovation in its economy, and it has fallen behind OECD averages on nearly all metrics of innovation, including R&D expenditure, venture capital spending, and international co-authorship on research.
Sufficiently motivated and talented students may be able to develop independent thesis projects within the context of this research, along with co-authorship on a peer-reviewed scientific paper.
Continuing collaborations with this group ultimately led to a co-authorship on the discovery paper for cosmic acceleration (by a dark energy force) for which the 2011 Nobel prize in Physics was awarded to the team leads.
Another potential benefit -- when it is justified -- is co-authorship on scientific articles.
