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Can I write an article or book based on my open access thesis?

Can I write an article or book based on my open access thesis?

26 July 2019
Joyce Templeton
Early Career Researcher, Publisher policies, Research Repository

This is an interesting question and one that early career researchers commonly ask. You’ve worked long and hard on your PhD thesis and achieved your…

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New post on the Jisc Scholarly Communication blog

New post on the Jisc Scholarly Communication blog

11 February 2019
lyngibson
Act on acceptance, copyright, Funder requirements, JISC, Open Access, Research Repository, SHERPA

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…

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Wellcome Institute amended Open Access Policy 2020

Wellcome Institute amended Open Access Policy 2020

12 November 2018
Joyce Templeton
Funder requirements

The Wellcome Institute – amended open access policy The Wellcome Institute recently announced that it’s making changes to its Open Access Policy. The new policy…

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Sconul welcomes UKRI commitment to open access "Plan S".

Sconul welcomes UKRI commitment to open access “Plan S”.

4 September 2018
lyngibson
Early Career Researcher, Funder requirements, Open Access, Publisher policies

UKRI and Science Foundation Ireland along with 9 other European funding agencies have signed up to “Plan S”. The plan is seen as a transformative…

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REF2021 Impact case studies

REF2021 Impact case studies

2 February 2018
lyngibson
Early Career Researcher, REF 2021

Need help with writing an excellent impact case study for REF2021? Mark Reed, shares his experience as a reviewer of case studies for REF2014 on…

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Something else to be wary about? Hijacked journals

Something else to be wary about? Hijacked journals

12 December 2016
Joyce Templeton
Early Career Researcher

You’ve probably heard of predatory journals that actively and sometimes aggressively seek researchers to publish their articles in their journals, well, there’s something else to watch…

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Open Access week of webinars from OpenAire

Open Access week of webinars from OpenAire

5 October 2016
lyngibson
Early Career Researcher, Funder requirements, Open Access

October 24th – 30th 2016 is the 9th International Open Access week. OpenAire is offering a week of webinars on Open Science themes. These free,…

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Act on acceptance - what is it?

Act on acceptance – what is it?

16 March 2016
Joyce Templeton
Act on acceptance, Early Career Researcher

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…

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Leap into research - booking now open!

Leap into research – booking now open!

28 January 2016
Joyce Templeton
Early Career Researcher, Leap into research, Open Access, Research Repository

Booking is now open for a three day researcher development event, Leap Into Research. Jointly organised by the Research and Innovation Office and Information Services,…

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FP7 Post-grant Open Access publishing funds pilot

FP7 Post-grant Open Access publishing funds pilot

19 January 2016
lyngibson
Early Career Researcher, Gold Route, Open Access

The European Commission launched the FP7 Post-Grant Open Access Pilot early in 2015, https://www.openaire.eu/postgrantoapilot, to fund Open Access publishing fees for publications arising from finished…

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