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Open Access

Your choice of where you publish DOES make a difference Open access logo

We encourage you to...

  • Familiarize yourself with the Open Access publishing model
  • Consider how your decision will limit or facilitate others' access to your research
  • Make an informed decision about where to publish

Your choice could...

  • Expand your presence — Open Access published work will be read by more professionals worldwide
  • Enhance scholarship — your work may be important in unexpected and interdisciplinary research
  • Reduce costs of scholarship — research libraries with limited budgets will be able to make your research available more rapidly

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Public Access Law

NIH Open Access Law
  • Comply with the law — Lane's NIH Public Access Law in a Nutshell includes requirements, instructions and Stanford's copyright addendum for use when signing publisher agreements
  • Feedback or questions welcome. Contact .

    Key Initiatives

    • PLoS (Public Library of Science)
    • Biomed Central ("The Open Access Publisher")
    • PubMed Central (NLM's free archive of life sciences journals)
    • SPARC (Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resource Coalition)
    • ACRL (Scholarly Communication - Association of College & Research Libraries)

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