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La voie verte du libre accès incite les auteurs à archiver eux-mêmes une copie en libre accès de leurs articles scientifiques dans le dépôt institutionnel en ligne de leur université. Une lecture patiente du site de la revue Science m'a permis d'identifier l'article de l'accord sur les droits d'auteurs qui permet aux auteurs publiés dans cette revue de poster leur article dans le dépôt institutionnel de leur université, en libre accès. Via Florence Piron 
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The second in our series on open access in IR and social science (first post here), this time from Colin Wight. Colin is a Professor in the Department of Government and International Relations at t...
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Much Ado About Gold Compliance: What About Green Compliance http://t.co/Ozf4DFoA by S.
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Of course, they do ! This is what will draw public money away from publicly funded research in order to preserve the publishers' business model. Not ours. Opt for Green Open Access !
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Right. Now I’m annoyed. Annoyed enough to dash off a quick post
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Access to research is crucial to strengthen the developing world's science base. But the high costs of journal subscriptions mean even prestigious institutes in poorer countries cannot afford the journals they need. Green Open Access provides this even for archives.
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Higher education institutions need to recognise the changing world of publishing, says Rupert Gatti – it's time for academics to take matters into their own hands...
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RT @carlystrasser How to make your previous work #openaccess: http://t.co/HwxERGcg #datapub...
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As opposed to some legends, the Nature Publishing Group encourages authors whose articles are accepted in its commercial journals to transfer a copy of their articles in their institutional repository (IR) upon one condition: to mention that the article has been published in the journal. No one would want to hide that ! It is up to the universities to make their IR well referenced and well known to their researchers and to the scientific community in general. Via Florence Piron
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L’Open Access est un sujet important pour la communauté de chercheurs en France et dans le monde entier. Pourtant, aucun évènement marquant n’a jamais été organisé à Paris pour célébrer la Semaine internationale de l’Open Access – jusqu’à aujourd’hui. Via Florence Piron
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RCUK announces block grants for universities to aid drives to open access to research outputs - RCUK
Research Councils UK has today, announced the details of the block grant funding mechanism that it is introducing to aid implementation of its policy on Open Access that was announced in July and is due to come into effect in April 2013.
It's the Gold Rush! Green is left behind...
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Workshop Nacional MedOAnet 22/10/2012 Universidade do Minho, Braga, Portugal
Communication in Open Access
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A major concern for the relationship between institutional repositories and funder or thematic repositories which are supposed to harvest them: interoperability.
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Open Access at UC: Maximizing the Reach, Visibility & Impact of Your Research A Faculty Conversation on Scholarly Communication with Richard Schneider, UCSF ...
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Le Septième programme-cadre, dit FP7, qui s’achève fin 2013, comprend depuis 2008 un projet pilote en faveur du libre accès aux résultats de la recherche, pour 20% de son budget global. Les domaines concernés sont l’énergie, l’environnement, la santé, les technologies de l’information et de la communication, les infrastructures électroniques de recherche et les SHS. Dans ce cadre, les cofinancements accordés par l’Union européenne s’accompagnent d’une obligation de mise à disposition des résultats en libre accès. Les chercheurs restent libres d’opter pour la voie qui leur convient le mieux, dorée, publication en open access, ou verte, dépôt en archive ouverte. Attention: les publications "dorées" doivent également être déposées, dans l'intérêt des dépôts institutionnels en tant qu'inventaire complet de la production institutionnelle, en "vert". Via Florence Piron
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Early draft about open access, open journalism, open government and all things open Wiki http://planeta.wikispaces.com/open http://planeta.wikispaces.com/openac...
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Bernard Rentier, recteur de l’Université de Liège, revient sur la semaine internationale des archives ouvertes -eh oui, elle vient de se terminer !- en relatant l’avancée de ce débat en Belgique...
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Public access to scientific research makes all our lives better (RT @openscience: #OpenAccess is good for everyone http://t.co/3Dtu1ESK #thatswhatshesaid: MT @DrAliceRoberts don't you just LOVE open...
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