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"We are now saddled with a strange alliance: material, that is provided by universities in the first place, is made almost unaffordable for universities to access. It is logical that scholars say that they can make their material available themselves." |
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"It is important to determine with what kind of information you serve research and with what kind of information you serve education and practice. There are different routes, but they need to be Open Access." |
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Mia Duijnstee Utrecht University and Hogeschool Utrecht
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Mia Duijnstee Professor of health sciences at Utrecht University.
Lector Family Care at the Utrecht University of Applied Sciences.
Director of the Academy of Health Sciences in Utrecht.
Chair of the Dutch Forum of Applied Sciences.
"It's not just about getting external information inside our institutes, but it is just as important to get our knowledge to the outside world. Open Access is an important means to achieve this."
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