Open access

Publishing in open access? Look into the OA-deals with academic publishers. Some publishers are only publishing in OA. Or do you mean to publish in the repository of your university? For help and more information you can contact your University Library.

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Over two million scholarly publications findable via NARCIS

05 November 2019
Employees of Wageningen University & Research-Library, together with a broad network of importers in the research groups, have ensured that...
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The Harvard Open Access licensing model in Dutch law

26 October 2019
Many US universities can publish scientific articles directly open access. For this they use the Harvard open access licensing model...
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31 July
2019
A milestone: 700,000 open access scholarly publications in NARCIS
31 May
2019
Final Plan S guidance published by cOAlition S
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Dr.
Peter
Doorn
Director
Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS)

'Open Access is not a dogma for me, but a way to spread scientific information - publications, data and software - more effectively than by using the payment model. Sometimes there are good reasons to protect certain information. For research data applies the principle: Open if possible, protected if necessary.'

 

Prof. Dr.
Stan
Gielen
Chairman of the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO)
NWO The Hague

"Open access allows scientific publications of Dutch universities to be globally accessible. Freely sharing research results advances science and contributes to the dissemination and visibility of Dutch research."

 

Prof. dr.
Gerard
Meijer
Until 2017 Chair University Board
Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen

‘Scientific and scholarly research that is funded with public money is visible worldwide through open access.’

Dutch National website providing information for academics about the advantages of open access to publicly financed research

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