Act on acceptance Archives

Ready for REF?

By Joyce Templeton17 December 2019Act on acceptanceAct on acceptance, holidays, REF, Repository Team

Before you finish work and have a well-earned break over the festive period, we thought it would be a good time to remind you to Act on acceptance when you have an article accepted for publication. With everything that goes

New post on the Jisc Scholarly Communication blog

By lyngibson11 February 2019Act on acceptance, copyright, Funder requirements, JISC, Open Access, Research Repository, SHERPAHorizon 2020, OpenAire, OpenDoar

Frank Manista reports from the General Assembly for OpenAire Advance and Legal Entity meeting held in Hungary in January. 34 members of the OpenAire Advance group were updated on the progress being made with the 10 work packages associated with

REF 2021 decisions on outputs

By Joyce Templeton24 November 2017Act on acceptanceAct on acceptance, author accepted manuscript, deadline, open access, output, REF 2021, REF2021, research repository, Worktribe, Worktribe RMS

Earlier this week, the REF 2021 Decisions on staff and outputs was published. This document outlines the decisions made by the funding bodies about some key areas for REF 2021, including staff and outputs. These decisions were made following a period of consultation. An interesting point in the open access section on

So…what is ‘Act on acceptance’ and why is it important to me?

By Joyce Templeton27 June 2017Act on acceptanceAct on acceptance, Edinburgh Napier University Repository, REF 2021, REF2021, Repository, research repository, Worktribe, Worktribe RMS

You might not have noticed the act on acceptance page on this blog but it’s an important message to get across. From 1st April next year the rules about making your work eligible for REF 2021 are going to change. As a researcher you will need

Step by step towards the next REF…

By Joyce Templeton22 March 2017Act on acceptance, REF 2021, Worktribe RMSAct on acceptance, HEFCE, REF2021, RIO, Worktribe RMS

A number of things have been happening over the last few months as we move towards the next Research Excellence Framework (REF) exercise. The results of which are expected to be reported in 2021. In a significant step yesterday, HEFCE announced the appointment of Kim Hackett as the manager to

Thinking of doing some research this summer?

By Joyce Templeton9 May 2016Act on acceptance, Green Route, Open Access, REF 2020, Research Repository, SHERPAAct on acceptance, APC, APC's, Article Processing Charge, decision tree, HEFCE, HEFCE policy, open access, post-2014 REF, ref 2020, Repository, research repository, SHERPA REF, sherpafact, sherpajuliet, sherparomeo

If you’re thinking of doing some research over the summer, we’ve got some great resources to help you. Have you seen our Decision Tree? This is a step by step look at key stages through the process of doing research.

Save a date – ‘Act on acceptance’ roadshows

By Joyce Templeton21 March 2016Act on acceptanceAct on acceptance, deposit, Edinburgh Napier University Repository, evidence of acceptance, HEFCE, HEFCE policy, publication, Repository, research repository

Over the next few weeks ‘Act on acceptance’ roadshows will be taking place in campus foyers. HEFCE’s rules about eligibility for the next REF are changing from 1st April 2016 and yet again from 1st April 2017. There’s a real risk that an essential deadline

Act on acceptance – what is it?

By Joyce Templeton16 March 2016Act on acceptance, Early Career ResearcherAct on acceptance, author accepted manuscript, deadline, Early career researcher, Edinburgh Napier University Repository, Gold, Green, HEFCE, HEFCE policy, open access, post-2014 REF, publication, Repository, research repository

We have just added an act on acceptance page to this blog but…what does it mean? Over the next year or so the rules about making your work eligible for the next Research Excellence Framework (REF) are going to change…twice! There is a very real

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