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Taylor Matters - Summer 2008
Contents Summer 2008: What is Open Access? | Requirements of funding agencies | Open Access journals | Open Archives | Author rights | New staff at Taylor Library
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Open Access to Research
The principle of Open Access (OA) to research has long been part of the academic philosophy of many researchers. Over the past 20 years, the internet has made this sharing of research much more practical.
However, there are often assumptions and questions surrounding the idea of making your research openly available. In this issue of Taylor Matters we will address the ideas of funding agency requirements, journal quality and impact factors, subject archives, and author rights.- What is Open Access?
- Why you should care about Open Access: Requirements of funding agencies
- Open Access journals: Myths and realities
- Open archives: Another option
- Author rights: Stay in control of your work
- New staff at Taylor Library
