Open Access
Peter Suber on science in danger: “Host your open and uncensored research in more than one place and preferably more than one country.”
In this interview with Peter Suber, the Senior Advisor on Open Access at Harvard Library and Director of...
Data Stewards: Central Contact Point for Research Data and Open Data
A few years ago, universities and research institutions began appointing data stewards. But what exactly...
Open Access During the Pandemic: Prelude to a Permanent Change in Publishing Behaviour?
Is the observable increase in preprints during the COVID-19 pandemic a temporary phenomenon or the...
Open Access Barcamp 2023: Live and in Colour
The third barcamp of the open-access.network project was also the first to take place in person, as...
Tracking Science: How Libraries can Protect Data and Scientific Freedom
A modern expression states: If you are not paying for the product, you are the product yourself. How can...
Third-Party Material in Open Access Monographs: How Far-Reaching is the Creative Commons Licence Really?
The progress of the Open Access movement does not stop for monographs, meaning that they are...
One Year of Open Access: The Journals Wirtschaftsdienst and Intereconomics Take Stock
The publishers of many journals that still appear behind paywalls are considering whether it is worth...
The 2019/20 Barometer for the Academic World: New Insights for Open Science?
What is the state of science in Germany these days? The Barometer for the Acadamic World has been...
InnOAccess-Workshops: Publishing Free-of-Charge Open Access Journals Sustainably
Open Access journals that are sustained by the research community and are publisher-independent thrive...