The COVID-19 pandemic is pushing open access forwards

openacrs's bookmarks 2020-10-24

Summary:

This year’s Open Access Week is a very special occasion. 2020 has shown – for all the good and bad reasons during a global pandemic that continues to affect us all – the power of open access. But, while the unprecedented growth of open access papers and preprints has been a crisis mode reaction, it is now time to make open access a permanent feature of the research system. First and foremost, Horizon Europe will require immediate and irrevocable open access to publications resulting from research projects funded by the programme, alongside a set of other elements mainstreaming ‘open science’. According to the European Commission, costs for hybrid publishing will no longer be eligible and researchers will retain the rights to share their results. In parallel, the Open Research Europe publishing platform is a prime example of a research funder supporting a publishing ecosystem that is innovative, equitable and open...

Link:

https://www.universityworldnews.com/post.php?story=20201023083240218

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oa.new oa.open_science oa.europe oa.horizon_europe oa.ore oa.eua oa.plan_s oa.assessment oa.unesco oa.recommendations oa.rights-retention oa.progress

Date tagged:

10/24/2020, 17:18

Date published:

10/24/2020, 13:18