Open Access Week 2016: Top Ten Reasons to Publish Open Access
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Read moreShare You’ve probably heard the term open access – maybe it’s the reason you were able to get the
Read moreShare You are a unique snowflake, or one might say, ORCID. No, I did not just misspell orchid. An ORCID®
Read moreShareOpen Access Week is October 19-25th this year, which is a great opportunity to focus on how you can broaden
Read moreShareOur final Open Access post for the week is a guest post from Judy Rabinowitz, one of our Research &
Read moreShareHere’s a guest post from our E-Resources and Serials Librarian, Jane Natches: Have you thought about posting your published work
Read moreShareIn our continued celebration of International Open Access Week, I would like to direct your attention to some of my favorite
Read moreShareThis week, October 20-26th, is International Open Access Week. Here at the Tufts Libraries, we decided to take this opportunity
Read moreShareThe Scholarly Communication Team would like to know more about faculty impressions of open access scholarly literature, that is, literature
Read moreShare DataDryad.org is a curated general-purpose repository that makes the data underlying scientific publications discoverable, freely reusable, and citable. Dryad has integrated
Read moreShare Directory of Open Access Journals is one of the leading databases for you to find open access journal
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