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Open access is a topic as important for the French research community as for any other, and, yet, no major events to mark International Open Access Week had ever been held in Paris—until now. 
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RT @SarahGoodier: 10 tips on making your #OpenAccess research visible online by @briankelly http://t.co/P4ur3ANV #openscience #OA
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As the post-2015 process kicks off in London we look at the key datasets on progress made towards meeting the MDGs (RT @openscience: Funders can require #opendata, and #openaccess.)...
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PLOS Medicine is an open-access, peer-reviewed medical journal that publishes outstanding human studies that substantially enhance the understanding of human health and disease.
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Since eLife first opened for submissions in June 2012, our editors have worked hard to deliver prompt, attentive, and constructive feedback to authors.
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The University of Southampton was the first university in the UK to adopt an institutional mandate for the deposit of research materials in its open access repository – it now features more than 65,000 items.
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RT @bernardrentier: Agriculture: #OpenAccess at FAO - Porcari, Guedon, Swan & Gerittsma - http://t.co/GyY04sKx...
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New Working Paper: “Testing the Finch Hypothesis on Green OA Mandate Ineffectiveness” http://t.co/zkBC818r #oa @duraspace...
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Le répertoire institutionnel en ligne de l'Université de LIège, ORBi, créé en 2008 et comptant 86.000 références, vient d'atteindre le cap de 1.000.000 téléchargements. L'ULg est à la pointe en la matière et son "mandat" fait des émules. Via Florence Piron
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Librarians are sometimes asked to identify high-impact open access journals. That's a hard question, in part because there's not much consensus about how to measure journal impact. Andrew Bonamici takes a stab at ...
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Du 22 au 28 octobre 2012 s'est déroulée la semaine mondiale de l’Open Access. A cette occasion, MyScienceWork a consacré deux soirées dédiées à l’Open Access à Paris dont une le 23 octobre à l'Université Pierre et Marie Curie.
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PLOS ONE: an inclusive, peer-reviewed, open-access resource from the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF SCIENCE. Reports of well-performed scientific studies from all disciplines freely available to the whole world.
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Link to Piled Higher and Deeper (RT @DalyaSamur: Great portrayal of the elephant in the room by PhdComics #OpenAccess http://t.co/7rjyq3DY...)...
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NotesCite this as: BMJ 2012;345:e7332 (Open access reporting in clinical trials. Lets seize the day!
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Click on the photo to comment, share or view other great photos (RT @openscience: All @Harvard #Biomed publications are now #openaccess via @HarvardDASH prepub submission to PubMed Central, ht @winhide http://t.co/812wxKcz...)...
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OA Open Access Elsevier publishing (The open-access movement is "unstoppable." http://t.co/mjsPVPJN via @ScienceGuideNL / RT @Jeffrey_Beall...)...
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Publisher's profits & Open Access http://t.co/5efeEegV Why don't RCs & others insist on Green OA publishing?
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Help the WCRF understand the difference between green and gold OA policies The World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF) says it would like to require OA for… (Help the WCRF understand the difference between green and gold OA policies The World Cancer…...
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He went on to describe a number of practical projects that creatively engage with open access, for example allowing contributors to learn about OA issues as they draw content from existing OA sources and repackage it, as in the Living Books about...
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