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3 days ago · The Open Access Button website allows you to search for open-access versions of articles. If it is not possible to find an OA version, it allows you to ask the author to make it available by depositing it in a repository. It is open-source, non-profit, and was launched in 2013.
4 days ago · Open Access Button - a plugin for Chrome or Firefox that works similarly to Unpaywall – click on the button while you are viewing a pay-walled journal article and it will search for open access versions. If it doesn’t find one, it will give you the option to have them ask the author to make the article available open access.
2 days ago · How can you get started finding Open Access articles? Download a browser extension to search. Unpaywall, OA Button and CORE Discovery are Chrome and Firefox extensions that find legal open access copies of individual articles from both publishers and repositories.
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2 days ago · The Open Access movement is part of a wider shift towards Open Research, an umbrella term which encompasses a number of other movements all working to remove barriers for sharing research, for example Open Data and Open Peer Review.
3 days ago · Open access. Open access logo, originally designed by Public Library of Science. A PhD Comics introduction to open access. Open access ( OA) is a set of principles and a range of practices through which research outputs are distributed online, free of access charges or other barriers. [1]
4 days ago · Current Open Access laws in France. In line with Plan S, France’s leading funding agencies, including the ANR and CNSR, require that scholarly publications financed by public funds must be made publicly accessibly and reusable. Specifically, the CSNR set the objective of making 100% of its publications OA. It has achieved 92% as of 2020.
2 days ago · About OA. Open Access (OA) means freely available to read (and reuse) by anyone with internet access . Making your journal articles available open access ensures that your work reaches the widest possible audience, and that it can be used and shared easily. We have an Open Access Jargon Buster to help with some of the terms.
