When you publish with a Virtual Cell Model Submit Publication 1. Provide readers with a pointer. In the paper, direct users to the Virtual Cell database accessible via the software, then refer to your username and the name of the archived biomodel. Users will find the model in your username folder. e.g. The Virtual Cell Model, providemodelname, is available in the public domain at http://www.vcell.org/ under the shared username provideusername 2. Acknowledge the Virtual Cell resource. The Virtual Cell is supported by NIH Grant Number P41RR013186 from the National Center For Research Resources. 3. Let readers view your model. All models in Virtual Cell begin as private models. To let others see your model, you must change the permissions for the model in the Virtual Cell Database. There are two options. At a minimum, change your model to a Public model. File>Manage Database - Rightclick on your model and choose Permission; check "Public" and then OK. Ideally, Publish and Archive your model. This saves your model in an unmodifiable state, presumably the same state as that used for the published simulations. 4. Let us know We will add your publication to the list of published models associated with the Virtual Cell, submit publication. Just provide us with the citation information and the Virtual Cell username the model was developed under.