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Open access at the national level: A comprehensive analysis of publications by Finnish researchers <
« Open access (OA) has mostly been studied by relying on publication data from selective international databases, notably Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus. The aim of our study is to show that it is… 
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« The FinELib consortium and Elsevier have signed a 3 year agreement regarding the Science Direct Freedom Collection. The agreement offers researchers also an opportunity to publish their articles …
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« Elsevier has approached academic institutions and researchers in Finland. The letter states Elsevier’s view on the negotiations between the FinELib consortium and Elsevier. These negot…
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« À l’occasion du renouvellement de leur convention, la CPU et la Caisse des dépôts publient une étude sur des initiatives innovantes, à l’étranger, visant à améliorer la vie…
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« The workshop was held at the University of Helsinki at the end of August. The event was designed to paint a broad picture of the current scene of Open Science starting from the Europea…
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"C'est une première. En Finlande, des citoyens sont parvenus à élaborer ensemble une proposition de loi proposant d'assouplir le droit d'auteur. Une pétition a permis de rassembler 50 000 signature...
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« The report Opening academic publishing. Development and application of systematic evaluation criteria summarises the development of a standardised scorecard for evaluating the openness of academi…
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« Coordinated efforts on many levels have fostered open science in Finland. In our interview, Pirjo-Leena Forsström shares some insights into Finland’s recipe, and tells us, what other countries or…
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« Universities Finland UNIFI is giving its full support to the FinELib consortium’s goals in the negotiations with the large academic publisher Elsevier. The main goals are to ensure tha…
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« In 2015 Finnish research organisations paid a total of 27 million euros in subscription fees and in the future the price looks to be higher still. The hikes in fees are especially prob…
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“Detailed information on journal subscription costs paid to individual publishers by the Finnish research institutions has been released by the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture, and …
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