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The University of Kansas – Open Access, Are You a Good Witch Or a Bad Witch?
One year has passed since the University of Kansas became the first public university in the US to adopt Open Access policy for public scholarship. The faculty has released a newsletter in which they have decided to evaluate their practice … Continue reading
New Tool From OASIS On the Way – Open Access Map
Alma Swan and Leslie Chan from OASIS are preparing the world map which will include all Open Access projects, services and initiatives. The tool will also involve a timeline which will show the development of Open Access over the last … Continue reading
SunScholar Stands for Sun in Africa – Stellenbosch University and Oop Toegang
Hunters for gold or pursuers of fame, they all had gone out on that stream, bearing the sword, and often the torch, messengers of the might within the land, bearers of a spark from the sacred fire. What greatness had … Continue reading
Riding the Wave of E-Infrastructure – High Level Group’s Vision of the Year 2030
I was not fully aware of how close I was to the EU’s vision of the future research investment when I imagined Open Access on newly discovered exoplanet. It is possible that Earth could hold such possibilities, as well. Recently, … Continue reading
