Can I reuse an image from a journal article in my publication?
Answer
If you want to use someone else's images in your published work, you need permission from the copyright owner. Usually, this is the journal publisher if you're working with an academic journal. The publisher will have specific rules for using the image, which might include a fee and the requirement to give proper credit.
The original creator of the image has "moral rights," so you’ll need to ask for their permission too, before using their image.
Contact the Copyright Officer for specific advice.
