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- Researchers can find open access journals in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and in the Norwegian Register for Scientific Journals, Series and Publishers.
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Nord Open Research Archive : Nord university’s open, institutional repository, where you can find scholarly publications and other research material that is made by employees and students. NORA: National search engine for scholarly publications in open institutional repositories. DART-Europe: Gives access to theses from European universities.
- The Responsibility of The Institutions
- The Research Council’s Guidelines For Open Access to Academic Books
- Financing of Costs For Open Access Publication
- More Information About Open Access
- Guidelines For Researchers For Open Access Publication
The Project Owning institution has an obligation to ensure that researchers retain the right to make peer-reviewed versions of all articles that results from projects with RCN-funding openly available, even if the article is published in a "closed" subscription journal. Further information about the cOAlition S Rights Retention Strategy can be foun...
The Research Council’s guidelines for open access to academic booksshall apply to calls for proposals from and including 2023.
The Research Council covers the costs for open access publication as part of the indirect costs (overhead) to the institution where the researcher is employed. Publishing costs for journal articles must therefore not be entered as direct costs in budgets for individual projects. It is the institutions' responsibility to ensure that the costs of ope...
On openscience.noyou will find more information and many tips on open access and open science in Norway and internationally.
Open access to scientific articles can be achieved in three ways: 1. Publishing in a fully OA journal or platform 2. Publishing in journals included in transformative agreements or other transformative arrangements 3. Publishing in a subscription journal (pure subscription or hybrid) and make a copy of your article (either the Author Accepted Manus...
The records can be viewed through the search interface. NORA is part of the larger OpenAIRE network of knowledge archives and aggregators. DOAJ. An important search service for OA journals is DOAJ, Directory of Open Access Journals. Here you can search in several thousand journals within most subject areas. CORE. The aggregator claims to have ...
Research that is openly accessible is published in OA journals or in institutional repositories. Why Open Access? Ways to Open Access. Where can you find OA journals? How can you find OA articles? HVL's Open Access Policy. Publisher agreements. Plan S. Horizon Europe. How to apply for OA publishing support.
Apr 23, 2024 · Open Access publishing. The library can help you with Open Access publishing. Publishing Open Access means that your research is open and available for a larger audience. Published 17. Oct. 2020. Updated on 23. Apr. 2024.
There are many good reasons to publish Open Access (OA). Publicly funded research should be publicly available. The public shouldn't have to pay for access to this research. OA provides equal access to research outputs for everyone (principle of solidarity). The use of open licences makes it easier to share and use the work.
Researchers can find open access journals in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and in the Norwegian Register for Scientific Journals, Series and Publishers. Gold Open Access articles are published in journals where all the articles are open and with a fully open license (CC-BY).
