Happy birthday to Springer’s open access books programme!
Christina Emery
Did you know that it is five years since Springer launched an open access books programme?
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Latest open access posts
Open access compliance: supporting Springer Nature authors
Jess Monaghan & Charlotte Coyte
Meeting the open access (OA) requirements of research funders and institutions can prove a real challenge for authors. As the increase in records in… Read more »
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Reflections on COASP 2016
Here, Diana Marshall gives a summary of an engaging two days at the Conference for Open Access Scholarly Publishers (COASP)… Read more »
Impact in Action: Understanding open access content usage as it occurs
We all want our research to be read, cited and talked about as widely as possible, and promoting this work should be the mission… Read more »
European open access strategies
Over the last few years, a number of European executive bodies and national governments have released strategies and proposals for… Read more »
Open Access Week 2016 is here – Open in Action!
A year on from our bumper 15 years of open access celebrations, it’s once again time to celebrate everything open access with… Read more »
Open access to high energy physics assured to 2019 by SCOAP3
Open access publishing is now mainstream in biology and medicine, but it is less popular in the natural sciences. This blog… Read more »
A peerless review? Automating methodological and statistical review
Peer review is the primary mechanism for ensuring the integrity of the published literature; however, it is a human system with… Read more »
Preregistration: improved rigor, improved workflow
The Center for Open Science are giving $1,000 prizes to 1,000 scholars to try out a new process to improve the credibility of your… Read more »
OpenCon 2015 and open access in Nepal
November 14-16, 2015, Brussels witnessed OpenCon 2015, the conference for students and early career academic professionals on Open… Read more »