Brandeis Open Access Fund Until further notice, the Library is unable approve new open access APC funding requests. Please consider submitting research to a publisher with whom we have a open access ...

Open Access is a publishing model that makes research freely and permanently available online for everyone to read, download and reuse. Research published open access reaches a wider audience, often ...

Making publishing open access simpler To support LSE researchers meet the requirements of their funders, to broaden the School’s audiences and impact, and to allow authors the freedom to choose the ...

Understanding Open Access (OA) and Open Scholarship Open Scholarship and Open Access Guide. Learn more about Open Scholarship and Open Access practices and support. Public Access Policies Guide. Find ...

Open access refers to research publications that are freely available online and openly licensed. It benefits researchers and the wider community, and increases the visibility and impact of research.

In addition to Open Access publication via Wiley Online Library, authors of Open Access papers are permitted to post the final, published PDF of their article on a website, institutional repository, ...

The ETH Library as a competence centre for open access The ETH Library advises ETH Zurich researchers regarding open access, supports them in their publishing activities and is responsible for running ...

Through the ‘subscribe to open’ model, libraries’ annual subscriptions ensure that paywalled journals become freely accessible, benefiting researchers and the public alike.

They have shown prescient and growing support for open-access publishing for a number of years now. But here's where things become problematic, because it sounds like the library and information ...

Open access is the principle that publicly funded information should be publicly and freely available to all without paywall restrictions on reuse, remixing and re-sharing, so long as the original ...

The University of Helsinki Open Access Hub project, carried out between 2017 and 2019, created a model in which Helsinki University Library centrally manages the article-processing charges of members ...