Legal Open Access activists like Suber have disagreed with this limited interpretation of Open Access.
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Open Access Risk Remote: Open access is a risk that could potentially affect the STM division.
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And when they introduced their open access mandate, the journal Science started an 18-month pilot program publishing open access.
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Open access publishing removes restrictions on readership, and takes many forms, from "gold open access" in which authors cover publishing costs with an article processing fees, to "green open access," including self-archiving in institutional repositories and other non-commercial outlets.
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"Finding bad guys in the world of open access publishing is something you should do if you love open access publishing," he said.
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Charging a fee isn't the only business model for Open Access journals, Suber says: 70 percent of peer-review Open Access models don't do it.
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Even if the publishers give open access scholars and Wikipedia free licenses to link to them, those licenses likely won't be compatible with open access rules.
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And when they mandated the science generated from these grants be published in open access journals, Science started an 18-month pilot program publishing open access.
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That being said, some folks I spoke to, including Beall and people in the open access community, thought it was a larger problem than open access publishing alone.
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The value of all that open access data is apparent to large publishers too, demonstrated by Elsevier's recent acquisition of the open access database Social Science Research Network.
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Private funders, like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, are ramping up pressure for more open access too: They stipulate any papers that come from their grants must be open access.
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At CERN, Dr. Gianotti is a passionate promoter of the "Open Science" movement, in particular the publication of scientific works in open access journals and the development of open access hardware and software.
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But also, we've always been about open access to information.
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The Open Access Initiative is specifically funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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You guessed it: Net neutrality, the internet's open access principle.
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The time for talking about open access is now past.
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There will not be free and open access to information.
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These motivations should not obscure the value of open access.
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The park was created with the promise of open access.
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This "open access" ethos has made significant gains over the years.
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Suber is one of the loudest voices for Open Access movement.
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Political theory provided new growth to her evolving Open Access philosophy.
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Their findings are now in the open access journal PLOS One.
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We will continue to invest in quality infrastructure with open access.
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Open access just means the paychecks come at the front end.
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In fact, many academics still don't publish in open access journals.
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JB: You're quickly becoming a hero of the open access movement.
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AE: There are two reasons I became inspired by open access.
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Open access adoption has been recorded since the beginning of 2005 by an organisation called ROARMAP (The Registry of Open Access Repository Mandates and Policies) who have charted the policies of research institutions and funding bodies.
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Researchers in some disciplines, such as physics and mathematics, have started open access journals to protest journal publishers' paywalls or have formed consortiums that will cover the fees publishers charge authors to make their work open access.
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This research was published today in the open access journal PLoS One.
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Tap seems like a nightmare in terms of archival or open access.
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As a result, they open access to higher education to poorer Americans.
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Elsevier doesn't oppose Open Access, says the Coalition for Responsible Sharing's Milne.
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Reconstruction teaches us the critical importance of open access to the ballot.
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"We need to fight for Guerilla Open Access," he wrote in 2008.
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The study was published Tuesday in the open access journal PLOS Biology.
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It's an open access network that will be open to all carriers.
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Only around 15 percent of journals worldwide run an open access model.
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Ethos is able to democratize that system and open access to everyone.
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It would also help open access to key roadways in the region.
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On shorter lines, the open-access approach is harder to pull off.
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Google Arts & Culture partnered with the Institute to launch Smithsonian Open Access.
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"The need for open access is at the forefront of everybody's awareness."
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It's hard to find free and open access to scientific material online.
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Legitimate open-access publishers strive to defend the integrity of this principle.
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Or the researcher had to pony up $2,0002 to make it open access?
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Wales began advising the British government on potential open access initiatives in 2012.
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The results of the analysis were published in open-access journal PLOS-ONE.
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LSE, in contrast, offered open access to its exchanges and its clearing house.
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It quickly became the most requested item in the university's open access repository.
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The White Paper also mandates platforms give researchers open access to user data.
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Because of this, the trend towards "open access" will only become more pervasive.
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Open access has been available in equities trading and clearing for several years.
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"Everyone agrees, in some way, the future is open access," UVA's Butler says.
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The group's work is described this week in the open-access journal ZooKeys.
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"The site's open access content is extensive," writes Andrea Kannapell, the Briefings editor.
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Nonetheless, tech-savvy Democrats should welcome the embrace of their open access vision.
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Over time, Smithsonian Open Access will add more tranches of hi-res imagery.
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The technical side of bringing Smithsonian Open Access together presented its own difficulties.
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Blunt about this, I think we should have open access for the press.
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Whether open access or not, there are more people looking at papers online.
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Only around 15 percent of journals worldwide run on an open access model.
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Aadhaar is open-access and can be used by third parties free of charge.
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Both are developed by Impactstory, a nonprofit focused on open-access issues in science.
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In 2011, she attempted to create a Russian-language PLOS-style Open Access journal.
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Nothing would make her waiver from making Sci-Hub a titan of Open Access.
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Instead, it declined, according to a new study in open-access journal Science Advances.
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Image: Science Translational Medicine/ScreenshotIf the lock is gold, the paper is open access.
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There are now several well-regarded open access journals, like PLoS One and Peerj.
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Open-access technology and a revenue-sharing model will keep costs low, it added.
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The U.S. policy has been that the region is international waters, allowing open access.
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This massive amount of high-quality data is open access and available for free.
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It's the latest in a global push to open access to safe, legal abortions.
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New pathways for providing open access are rapidly emerging in the humanities as well.
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There are well-respected open-access journals, with standards as high as traditional ones.
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That's according to a new paper published in the open-access journal PLOS Biology.
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Right, right, so it did open access to all sorts of things that were available.
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ARTHUR AMMANNSan Rafael, California How do you fund an international journal that is open access?
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Securing this plot could open access to others controlled by the government, this person said.
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Bohannon thinks the open access community needs to work to rid itself of these journals.
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The CORE project (for Curriculum Open-access Resources in Economics) seeks to change all this.
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Some open access journal advocates have also questioned Frontier's publishing methods regarding pay-to-publish.
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Elbakyan, on the other hand, wants Open Access fees covered up front in research grants.
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LSEG CEO SAYS CO WILL CONTINUE WITH OPEN ACCESS POLICY TO CUSTOMERS AFTER REFINITIV DEAL
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There's also the question of how best to finance a wholesale transition to open access.
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Much EU-funded work under major research frameworks is already required to be open access.
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The team published its findings Friday in the peer-reviewed open access journal Science Advances.
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One thing about open access: You still have to be able to afford to participate.
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But neither would virtually open access to every weapon give us the security we seek.
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But critics, including open access crusaders, think the business model is due for a change.
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Other start-ups are using blockchains to open access to the artificial intelligence models themselves.
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Their work is described in the current issue of the open-access journal Science Advances.
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Currently, some journals make articles open access after a period of some months after publication.
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Open access journals, like PLOS, often pass on the costs of publishing to study authors.
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New York City just unveiled a similar open access network on an even larger scale.
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The study was posted recently on the Social Science Research Network, an open access site.
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That means everyone—from consumers to innovators to activists—has open access to the internet.
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From 22010, anyone will be allowed to run services on profitable routes using "open access" rights.
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The online tool will provide users with open access to the firm's structured products pricing portfolios.
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Under the open-access model, the fees are reversed: scientists pay to have their research published.
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If the content of the journals is free, how do open access publications pay their costs?
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Open-access journals instead ask authors to pay to have their work peer-reviewed and published.
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"It's not correct to say that Open Access gives rise to a predatory model," he said.
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Suber will keep pushing for the expansion of Open Access journals and repositories despite publishers' lobbying.
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An open-access version of the paper can be accessed at the arXiv pre-print server.
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Grant guidelines could be modified to ensure open access by EPA staff themselves, and independent researchers.
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Many publishers I've talked to are preparing to make open access to research papers a reality.
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The trouble is that open access draws out the trolls and grifters seeking to fragment society.
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Whereas IndyCar gives fans plenty of open access, Formula One is a much more exclusive world.
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The results of this long term experiment are published today in the open access journal PeerJ.
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The New York Federal Reserve announced extraordinary measures to open access to $1 trillion in capital.
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Open access to science is a goal that furthers public debate and benefits the American people.
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The open-access business model spawned a shadowy world of what have been called predatory journals.
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All the live streams are open-access, meaning you don't have to pay to watch them.
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"We are starting to see a shift to an era of experimentation and implementation on how open access can work," said David Crotty, editorial director for journals policy at the nonprofit Oxford University Press, which has been moving toward exclusively open access formats when starting new journals.
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An open-access version of the Hopkins paper can be accessed at the arXiv pre-print server.
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"Current trends emphasize widespread open access to cutting-edge research and development achievements," the report's authors write.
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Anyway, open access journal BMC Ecology released their fifth annual winning ecology images and they're seriously fantastic.
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The AAAS said a wholesale switch from subscriptions to open access would be "unsustainable" for the group.
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The collection has been digitized by the Newberry Library, as part of its new open access policy.
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Having more "open access" operators—smaller, more nimble companies—would keep the big franchises on their toes.
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They released an accompanying YouTube video and an open access paper in the journal Applied Physics Letters.
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Once initiated, Gilbert had open access to the convents and could speak more candidly with its priests.
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The biggest thing I'm worried about is that whole issue of open access to employees across Europe.
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Hacking does not provide the same sort of surveillance as more open access to WhatsApp messages would.
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The regulator was also looking at how to open access to the pipeline network for smaller buyers.
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Ensuring that Iranians have fair and open access to the internet is critical work for all parties.
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"You're an amazing woman" doesn't mean much when you're denied education, public voice, open access to power.
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Ms Appendino ran on a platform of 16 planks developed in concert with open-access citizens' groups.
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This means simplifying customs requirements and processing for e-shipments and ensuring open access to the internet.
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In 2015 WXNC was acquired by WuXi AppTec, the Chinese and US open access R&D platform.
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For 203th-century farmers, open access to foreign markets could mean the difference between riches and ruin.
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Facebook is continuing to open access to a data-porting tool it launched in Ireland in December.
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As open-access institutions, community colleges educate the majority of our country's low-income, first-generation students.
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On Monday, the results of the years' long study were published with open access in Nature Biotechnology.
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They have become symbols for open access to knowledge and information, and have stood sentry since 1911.
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Cooperation made sense for China because it meant an open access to U.S. markets and technology transfers.
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China is not fooled by Japan's assiduous courtship to keep open access to the vast Chinese markets.
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They have become symbols for open access to knowledge and information, and have stood sentry since 1911.
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Just as regional transmission organizations/independent service operators are required by regulation to provide fair and open access to the transmission system, an OA-DSO would be required to provide fair and open access to the distribution grid, for any third-party entity with energy services to sell.
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After all, it's the most requested item in their online Open Access repository, according to a news release.
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But that didn't prevent a number of open-access scientific journals from publishing a spoof paper about them.
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The publicity made Sci-Hub bigger, transforming it into the largest Open Access academic resource in the world.
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We have to be talking about opening it up, so it's open access, even ... What would you do?
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This "open-access" business model allows anyone to read papers online for free, but there's a big drawback.
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The Met has now released a public API connecting to over 200,000 open access pieces in its collection.
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In 2010, MainOne became the first private subsea cable to bring open-access broadband capacities to West Africa.
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Any published academic papers produced by the Ethics & Society team will be made available through open access schemes.
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The LSE has said the merger would not affect its commitment to open access in the derivatives market.
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In fact, most journals already allow some open access through the expensive article processing charges I mentioned earlier.
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An open access evidence base is not as headline-grabbing as discussing mortality rates, but no less important.
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But our open access now to such raw expressions of desire can also be jarring or even disturbing.
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"With Mr. Li and Geely, Daimler has open access to the largest market of the world," he said.
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What do you do then about a treaty requiring that both countries have open access to the river?
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BHL is "the world's largest open access digital library for biodiversity literature and archives," according to its website.
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Kelly last week took Kushner down a peg, cutting off his open access to any top secret material.
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UC wanted to pay a single, reduced lump sum for open access publishing and subscriptions in Elsevier's journals.
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Cambridge encourages its students to make their Ph.Ds open access when they deposit it online, according to the release.
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They announced plans to narrow their ACCC application to focus only on open access to the iPhone's NFC function.
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That's when the pair will open access to their website for 60 minutes, just as they do every Thursday.
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We thank Creative Commons, an international leader in open access and copyright, for being a partner in this effort.
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There are other open-access platforms that are on a similar quest of democratizing the world of science publishing.
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The announcement and speed with which the policy takes effect has delighted open-access advocates—and blindsided academic publishers.
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Other tools are in development that use the oaDOI and other open-access databases for various purposes, notes Nature.
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There are lots of theories, but basically, scientists need to publish, and more journals than ever are open-access.
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"I can say with confidence that all the members of the Coalition (Elsevier included) embrace open access," Milne says.
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"We invested because Numerai is an open access hedge fund," said Andy Weissman, a partner at Union Square Ventures.
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Running an open access network (where multiple ISPs can come in and compete) usually dramatically ramps up this competition.
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Researchers from the Swedish Museum of Natural History published their findings Tuesday in the open-access journal PLOS Biology.
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"They do seem to be focusing on these programs that aim to provide much more open access," Micek said.
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That's the argument proponents of "open access" make when it comes to scientific research supported by the federal government.
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The proposal is called Strengthening Transparency in Regulatory Science, but this rule is not about open access to science.
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University of Montreal professor and open access researcher Vincent Larivière has helped take the Elsevier boycott another step further.
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One paleontologist took his name off a paper because his co-authors wouldn't publish in an open access journal.
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The American response reflects a desire to both protect jobs and have open access to small but promising markets.
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On the East Coast mainline, open-access operators such as Hull trains and Grand Central now compete for passengers.
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The goal is to release more than three million images to open access by the end of this year.
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Regulators in France, Belgium and Portugal have granted an open access waiver in respect of derivatives, Euronext told Reuters.
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Their study, which is part of the Japan-Thailand Dinosaur Project, was published in the open-access PLOS ONE journal.
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If the open-access Chinese supply chain can drive down prices on smartphones and laptops, why not ostentatious desktop PCs?
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A full description of the software is published in a report this week in the open access journal BMC Zoology.
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On the other side of the equation, a partnership with Unpaywall keeps links to open access papers up to date.
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Dr. Vandelinde says being on top provides open access for clitoral stimulation, which most women need in order to orgasm.
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After all, no other arrangement ensures open access to the city's holy sites for all who wish to pray there.
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The movement has also pushed many publishers to allow scientists to upload their research to Open Access repositories like Arxiv.
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And they all also allow scientists to upload a copy of preprint, non-peer-reviewed papers to Open Access archives.
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These campaigns could erode the base of the Legal Open Access movement: scientists' awareness of their options for sharing research.
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When the Met first announced its Open Access initiative, Seagle was really excited, she told Hyperallergic in a phone interview.
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Open access allows anyone to participate by being a user, developing applications for Libra, or running a business on it.
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The ArXiv (which launched in 1991) and open-access publishers like PLoS (established in 2000) still haven't displaced traditional journals.
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And for live coverage follow The Times, which is offering open access on the web and on its news apps.
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The U.S. could get a bilateral investment treaty signed with China that would open access to those markets, he suggested.
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I don't think so, especially if paid open access just continues to enrich a small number of commercial journal publishers.
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Even in the absence of starting open access journals, though, some scientists have been taking quieter, but equally principled, stands.
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Cities can construct the core infrastructure, and using an open access model, ISPs can lease bandwidth for their own customers.
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Research on insomnia based on 1.3 million people, for example, was posted to an open access website earlier this year.
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The Trump re-election campaign's wireless open access proposal was a poorly vetted scheme possibly intended to score political points.
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In 2015, many reporters circulated a study purporting that chocolate aids in weight loss, published in an open-access journal.
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In places with open access, women often get supplementary care such as birth control and testing for sexually transmitted diseases.
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Three of the four train companies with the highest passenger-satisfaction ratings last year were open-access operators, not franchisees.
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The online open-access platform has images from all 19 Smithsonian museums, plus research centers, archives, and the National Zoo.
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Dataset Search launched in September 2018, with Google hoping to slowly unify the fragmented world of online, open-access data.
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Hailed as a hero by open access acolytes, she's on a mission to make the world's science accessible to all.
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He attributed the papers to fictional biologists at made-up African medical institutes and then submitted them to open-access journals.
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The news release comes alongside increasing interest in the Open Access movement, allowing us to access published science papers for free.
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Open Access hasn't been without controversy as shady scientific journals have attempted to game the system to make a quick buck.
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The classes are held at Morse's scenic Oregon farm, where the goats have open access to the guests during their practice.
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"This is because the move to open access is complex, and for many, simply not a viable option," said the spokesperson.
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Another point of contention is that the publication fees which scientist pay to open-access journals would be capped across Europe.
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" The Republican governor said he believed Vermont residents "have a right to free and open access to information on the internet.
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Another hope is to have started to move beyond open access journals — and "potentially integrated with one or two paywalled journals".
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They had also taken to battling advocates of Open Access, a movement that advocates for free, universal access to research papers.
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Former members of Sci-Hub's vKontakte group began saying that Elbakyan, a champion of Open Access to information, had blocked them.
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In fact, a 2009 FCC-sponsored Harvard study found that open access networks routinely result in lower prices and better service.
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For example, eLife, a new open access journal that is rapidly rising in impact factor, runs a collaborative peer review process.
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Many of our respondents urged their peers to publish in open access journals (along the lines of PeerJ or PLOS Biology).
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Results of the study were reported on Monday in mBio, an online open-access journal of the American Society for Microbiology.
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So long as it continues to have that open-access principle at its core, then we will be doing our jobs.
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The Open Access, or OA, movement—a worldwide effort to make scholarly research literature freely accessible online—began several decades ago.
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But this policy of open access was never extended to the Spanish-language media in general or to Univision in particular.
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"Open access is absolutely in the best interest of the research process," Inchcoombe, the chief publishing officer at Springer Nature, says.
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Companies like Etsy and Pinterest, for example, credit their start to the promise of free and open access on the internet.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art's online collection has seen a 17% traffic increase since the museum launched its open access initiative.
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If the country doesn't radically expand its institutions and open access to its bounty, the U.S. will continue to rip apart.
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It all depends on if senators will demand open access to information for political gain or transparency for the American public.
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There is a strong and proven legislative path forward in allowing consumers to protect ourselves, and it begins with open access.
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The reputation of the majority of legitimate open-access journals is also at risk when predatory journals succeed in their deception.
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That is a different approach from the mainstream open access movement, which argues that publishing models, not laws, should be amended.
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There are other notable programs such as the Environmental Humanities at UNSW in Sydney, with their fantastic eponymous open access journal.
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"Deloitte and other potential bidders received open access and comprehensive information from the court in the BearingPoint bankruptcy proceedings," Gandal told CNBC.
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The new sequences will be stored and made publically available at the Genome Ark database, a digital open-access library of genomes.
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Groups such as NewPalmyra and Palmyra 3D Model are using the latest technology to create open-access 3D computer models from photographs.
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Why does YouTube see this video as any different than all those which have completely open access to users of all ages?
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These scans helped produce virtual models of the archaeological landscape, which are now published in Internet Archaeology, an open-access online journal.
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The company also offers "hybrid" publishing options, and is preparing to launch a new AI multidisciplinary, open access journal later this year.
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A particularly contentious plank of Plan S is that the publication fees for open-access journals are to be capped across Europe.
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Open-access journals, as the name suggests, aim to provide academic work to a wider audience by reversing the typical publishing model.
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Although this "open access" ethos has become more popular in recent years, most researchers' work remains fenced off by an online paywall.
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Backing up that view, the AAAS argues that a wholesale switch from subscriptions to open access would be "unsustainable" for the group.
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In June 2016, the authors published an article in the open access journal PLOS One stating that the original study had deficiencies.
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And then each of these bottom categories we go out and fetch relevant research papers from a database of open access papers.
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"The mission of these institutions through these programs is to open access to new types of learning," Sommer, Trilogy Education's CEO, said.
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The publishers behind the heavy-hitting Science and Nature journals now offer open access journals like Scientific Advances and Scientific Reports, respectively.
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If you want to learn more about the tiny new tree-climbing crab species, you can read the open access research paper.
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Doe, open access to criminal trials is a fundamental attribute of our justice system, enhancing both the perception and reality of fairness.
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But scientists are concerned because predatory journals publishing unreviewed research at high fees are becoming increasingly common in the open-access world.
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According to an open-access study published Wednesday in Scientific Reports, the missing acceleration is likely the result of some bad timing.
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Gowers chose to focus on this question for a simple reason: Many papers in his area of research are already open access.
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Lewis claimed that Edward had open access to his home, and he was able to see their daughter whenever he wanted to.
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The open access proposition is that readers who have paid for the research should not pay again to learn about the discoveries.
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Professor Winner coined the term "mythinformation," the wishful thinking that with open access to technology, the world will become a better place.
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They are consumers and other all other businesses across the country that rely on open access to their customers through the web.
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Now that police can use open-access genetic databases, they could potentially introduce racial bias to information that originated with unwitting consumers.
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As long as those incentives exist, and scientists continue to accept that status quo, open access journals won't be able to compete.
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Open-access publication has made it as easy as possible to read them, and therefore virtually impossible to deliberately misrepresent their content.
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While many major foreign websites are blocked in China, the wireless connections at the conference allowed open access to the global internet.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — Carl Malamud believes in open access to government records, and he has spent more than a decade putting them online.
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"It's incredibly important that this happen," says Michael Eisen, a UC Berkeley biologist and editor of the open-access science journal eLife.
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Private funders, like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, already stipulate any papers that come from their grants must be open access.
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Her father is a senior project manager at Open Access Technology International, a software services company for the energy industry, in Minneapolis.
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The company's plan to turn it into a hotel with residences means the public will have open access for the first time.
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ASU also adopted an open-access system in which students don't have to triage themselves or describe the urgency of their need.
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"It will reduce barriers to entry by moving away from monopolistic infrastructure based competition, to open access broadband networks," Cwele told parliament.
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However, while open access is key, the platform has taken steps to make sure this information doesn't get into the wrong hands.
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New EU securities trading rules known as MiFID II come into effect next January to introduce more "open access" competition in clearing.
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CAISO took over managing the transmission system, making sure it operated an effective, reliable, open-access platform for competitive wholesale power markets.
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Net neutrality proponents barraged the FCC with messages arguing that the Obama era rules ensured equal and open access to the Internet.
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"To that end, the $150 billion would go to creating "publicly owned and democratically controlled, co-operative, or open access broadband networks.
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Private funders, like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, already stipulate that any papers funded by its grants must be open access.
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At Lawfare, we've been keeping an open-access list of all court documents in family separation cases as the litigation moves forward.
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The Federal Communications Commission approved the rules in 2015 to ensure internet users equal and open access to all websites and services.
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On Tuesday, some of the mysteries about this enigmatic species were revealed in a study published in the open access journal PhytoKeys.
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Half of the trains are run by "open access" operators that can compete against government franchisees for passengers, keeping them on their toes.
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Of the nine suspect, open-access journals to which Neuroskeptic submitted the paper, three published it, and one asked for a $360 fee.
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A recent study by Oxford's Internet Institute, published in the open access journal Clinical Psychological Science, lends some support to the latter explanation.
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What do you think the test subject in the video above will try if given free, open access to billions of web pages?
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Richard Van Noorden probed this very question in a 2013 article in Nature that looked at the meteoric rise of Open Access journals.
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On September 20, 2008, Swartz revisited the Guerilla Open Access Manifesto in a blog post promoting the launch of a website called guerillaopenaccess.com.
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What makes open access even more critical is that the exact combination of risk management is completely unique for each team and market.
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Right now, open access journals typically charge fees to those submitting papers, putting the burden on scientists who are already struggling for funding.
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The center will also anonymize that data (to ensure refugees are protected) and make them open-access to help aid groups and policymakers.
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He claimed that for five months, Edward had open access to Lewis's home and was able to see Monroe whenever he wanted to.
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As the largest community along the Mississippi River without permanent flood control, Davenport has always prided itself on open access to the water.
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Even RELX now allows open access for some of its journals and uses Creative Commons licenses to mark works that are freely available.
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" Mr. Suber was quick to add, however, that he didn't condone Ms. Elbaykan's guerrilla tactics: "Unlawful access gives open access a bad name.
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Under the rules established by the Obama administration, internet providers are required to provide open access to their networks for all digital content.
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Open access has been a feature of share trading and clearing for many years, but its introduction to listed derivatives has proved divisive.
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Journals are sharing information via open access; scientific teams that weren't otherwise affiliated are joining forces to accelerate our understanding of this coronavirus.
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Attendance at these kinds of programs has increased also because they are typically "open-access," meaning they accept most, or all, qualified students.
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Over the next few years, some progressives (myself included) argued that cable broadband networks should be subject to a similar open access mandate.
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What happened, and what few expected, was the birth of open-access journals that will take just about any paper, for a fee.
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Her father is a senior project manager at Open Access Technology International, a software services company in Minneapolis that serves the energy industry.
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As part of its Open Access effort, it launched a public application programming interface and put its collection data in a GitHub repository.
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What's more, the network will be "open access," meaning multiple ISPs will be invited to come in and compete over the same network.
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In each distribution grid, or local group of distribution grids, PG&E would create an open-access distribution service operator — an OA-DSO.
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And, with only 5 percent of the world population, we need open access to markets for our own goods to grow our economy.
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The EU's markets regulator, the European Securities and Markets Authority, said on Wednesday that all waivers from open access will be "one-offs".
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The institution will host 10 gallery spaces; the Gulf's first open-access arts library and resource center; and commissions, studio, and events spaces.
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Terrapattern, developed at the Carnegie Mellon Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry, is the first open-access visual search tool for satellite imagery.
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" During a panel discussion last December, Spicer said that open access for the media is "what makes a democracy a democracy versus a dictatorship.
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Publishers argue that this mixed model has helped to open up established subscription journals and is a useful stepping stone to full open access.
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With my permission, the university has recently made that thesis open access for anyone to download, causing their website to crash following the demand.
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That hasn't happened yet, but the movement has inspired people to create thousands of Open Access journals including PLOS (the Public Library of Sciences).
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Thorius pinicola, Thorius longicaudus, and Thorius tlaxiacus are the subject of a new scientific paper published today in the open-access journal Peer-J.
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As a result, several prominent European research councils recently announced a open access publishing effort intended to more seriously address the problem at hand.
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She was one of many L'Oréal Paris spokespersons and models to hit the catwalk during the brand's open-access Le Défilé show in Paris.
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The big question for me in my mind goes back to the labour point… this question of open access to labour is hugely important.
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The AI-driven research assistant helps users to search and map over 60 million open access research papers, doubling the productivity of research teams.
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She's a tech-savvy, open access champion who supporters say could help bring the nation's largest and most important library into the digital age.
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In addition to the open access requirement, the Competitiveness Council also made suggestions less binding regarding best practices for accommodating foreign businesses and investments.
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The email dump and open access provided by the State Department have spurred data wonks everywhere to take a crack at generating additional insights.
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While the trends in open access are likely to grow, we believe they are unlikely to take significant market share in the medium term.
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Having open access to the Oval Office and a president who often responds to the last thing he's heard is an invitation to disaster.
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These packages include six sessions with practitioners on the marketplace, and open access to a care team support phone line called the Lucy Line.
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As citizens, we should be entitled to no less than open access, in person or by video, to the proceedings before the Supreme Court.
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"The open access provisions of MiFID II will help to achieve these goals for all instruments without creating undue risks to stability," Maijoor said.
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So they just do large, open access trials, and maybe even collect data from it, maybe even use that data to help support registration.
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This allowed the FCC to ensure open access to the internet, just like the agency has done for decades with the traditional phone system.
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When scientists do want to make their work open access (meaning published without a paywall), they're charged an extra fee for that as well.
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It's a fascinating paper—and open access, so you've got no excuse not to read it—that explores the ecological impact of spiders' appetites.
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But will this group of European funders, which represents only a small slice of research funding worldwide, really force journals to adopt open access?
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For example, in Baileyville and Calais, Maine, locals are supporting a community-run, open access network that lets numerous ISPs come in and compete.
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And, Dr. Pisanski and her colleagues wrote, Dr. Fraud is even listed as an advisory board member of the Journals Open Access Indexing Committee.
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"We need a resolution of the bigger picture before we move into any open access activities in respect of exchange traded derivatives," Euronext said.
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The value of open access is more than its business model; it is a movement that makes science more transparent and accessible to all.
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"The VA is a truly model organization for its work around open access, and its attitude for taking the plunge," said one company founder.
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As part of a new Open Access Policy, the Met designated 375,000 images with the Creative Commons Zero 1.0 Universal copyright, the broadest possible.
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As far as it is aware that decision was his, and his job was never in jeopardy because of his work researching open-access journals.
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While Malaysia allows foreigners relatively open access to its domestic bond and stock markets, it prohibits any offshore trading of its currency or related derivatives.
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He is the European Commission's open-access envoy and is pushing Plan S hard (the "S" can stand for "science, speed, solution, shock", he says).
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I found his name on other papers in Herpetology Notes, your number one source for open-access science articles about bugs eating lizards and amphibians.
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Under the institution's new Open Access policy, images of hundreds of thousands of works from its collection are available to copy, remix, and distribute freely.
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Several for-profit repositories and Scholarly Collaboration Networks (SCNs) are advertised, but major nonprofit Open Access repositories like PeerJ, Arxiv, and bioRxiv are conspicuously absent.
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Wikipedia, the open access site, was down in all languages using a Turkish IP address as of 8am, according to the monitoring group Turkey Blocks.
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They hope for that high yield, low acceptance rate, which is diametrically opposed to the true mission of public HBCUs, which is more open access.
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The Internet was possible because in the 1960s the FCC tried to encourage and facilitate competition by requiring open access to underlying bottleneck transmission facilities.
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Now, the main URLs for one important outlet of open access research papers have basically disappeared from the internet, thanks to pressure from publishing giants.
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A paper published Friday in the open-access journal Scientific Reports suggests that this conclusion may not be so assured as had been previously thought.
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Typically, scientific journals made money by charging readers, but a new model of "open-access journals" instead charges scientists who wish to publish their research.
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"This represents a long term, open access, sustainable and innovative euro zone based clearing proposition for Euronext and its customers," the Paris-headquartered bourse said.
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Although publication costs would vary from journal to journal, an average of $3,000 per manuscript in an open access world is not an unreasonable estimate.
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Clearnet, along with ICAP and Nasdaq, who wrote to the ESMA in March last year asking it to back open access for exchange-traded derivatives.
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"I don't think that the WHO's proposal is reflecting a real consensus in the field," said Ferguson, pointing to an open access debate among scholars.
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To meet the country's renewables target, the consultancy said businesses should be given open access to purchase electricity directly from renewable generators to reduce costs.
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There is an ongoing debate about the right way to engage in open access publishing, but theft of intellectual property cannot be a legitimate option.
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The Internet Archive, the open-access digital library and home of the Wayback Machine, was hit with a distributed denial-of-service attack on Wednesday.
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But Britain's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it received applications for an open-access waiver from ICE Futures Europe and from the London Metal Exchange.
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His mother is a vice president of chemistry, manufacturing and control management in Cambridge for Wuxi Biologics, a global open-access biologics technology platform company.
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Mr. Trump's political advisers see the open access plan as a way to improve wireless service in rural areas, a gift to the president's base.
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Aid groups want to use the Taliban's engagement in peace discussions to open access to large swaths of the population in dire need of assistance.
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Eight years ago, we met to talk about his support for an Obama administration plan to promote open access to the internet around the world.
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Critically, the database will include pre-publication research from resources like medRxiv and bioRxiv, open access archives for pre-print health sciences and biology research.
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"This is much more than about access," Lonnie G. Bunch III, secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, said at an Open Access launch event Tuesday night.
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The Smithsonian's push towards open access will offer "text, still images, sound recordings, research datasets, 3D models, collections data, and more," according to the site.
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In 2009, the FCC funded a Harvard study that concluded the competition created by open access models results in lower broadband prices and better service.
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If Britain leaves the bloc without a replacement trade deal, Turkey, covered by the EU's customs union, would lose open access to the UK market.
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A fake applicant whose name meant "fraudster" in Polish applied to 360 "open-access" journals, listing fake degrees and publications, asking to be an editor.
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Advocates of open access have insisted that ocean-front property owners seek Coastal Commission approval for any activity limiting the public's use of a beach.
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But Castro acted confrontational and standoff-ish, according to American officials, who were used to open access to casinos and sugar cane during Batista's long reign.
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Because PLoS ONE is open-access, you can read the whole paper for free (no paywall, in other words, unlike articles from subscription journals like Nature).
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A new study published in the open-access journal Nature Communications says that at least some of your wake-up preference is encoded in your genes.
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The change is designed to open access to China's pipeline infrastructure to private and foreign energy producers as a way to spur oil and gas exploration.
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"It has been my longheld dream to open access to space to change the world for good," Branson said in a statement about his new company.
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"The journal the study is in is an open access ejournal," Dr. Margaret Long, an obstetrician and gynecologist at Mayo Clinic, told me in an email.
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"The PBOC will open access to China's payment card clearance market in a transparent, fair and equal way," the Chinese central bank said in the statement.
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Farmers in Afghanistan are pushing the government to help open access to new markets through Iran and other areas in the Middle East and southern Asia.
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For many of the Southeast Asian and South Asian nations that attended the Singaporean forum, free and open access to the waterway is an economic necessity.
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One less-discussed aspect is the concept of "open access", in effect breaking up the sort of vertical clearing-trading model in operation on the LME.
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Polls have consistently shown that an overwhelming number of voters on both sides of the aisle support the preservation and open access of America's public lands.
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The success of the sanctions depend on exerting pressure on Iran's economy, while the fate of the deal relies on open access to the Iranian market.
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It would also scrap Japanese duties of some 30 percent on EU cheese and 15 percent on wines and open access to public tenders in Japan.
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This open access concept is absolutely essential, net neutrality advocates argue, because the entire US economy—and indeed society—is now deeply rooted in internet connectivity.
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New international laws and agencies, like the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, helped to foster in a new age of cooperation and open-access.
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The exchange's CEO Alexander Afanasyev has said earlier the bourse's intention to open access to most liquid global shares was not connected with sanctions against Russia.
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The study was funded by the Gates Foundation and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and published on Gates Open Research, an open access website.
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The company's solution allows private investors to participate, at the same time and the same price, delivering open access regardless of the size of their investment.
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That gave Turkey open access to Kurdish territory, and a force consisting of Turkish troops and their Syrian Arab proxies began an invasion on Oct. 9.
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Like the first Fringe in 503, the current one is entirely uncurated, offering open access for any impresario with an idea who can find a venue.
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The 0003 million images are part of the launch of Smithsonian Open Access—a new website that allows users to peruse the museum system's vast collection.
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In 2013, Harvard launched the Emily Dickinson Archive, with the coöperation, if not exactly the blessing, of Amherst, which insisted on open access to all manuscripts.
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These states allow open access to a broad range of police files, including disciplinary records of individual officers, and not just those concerned with police shootings.
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The library's recently implemented open-access policy provides an opportunity to study them closely, and soon, visitors will be also be able to examine them in person.
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Those agencies will need to change the terms of grants so that from 2020, researchers who receive funds will have to adhere to the open-access conditions.
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Meanwhile, Lafferty credits the rise of the open access movement in the education industry with making virtual learning tools more acceptable in medical schools this time around.
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Unpaywall, it should be noted right away, is mainly an interface for a tool called oaDOI, which collects and collates databases of open access journals and articles.
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Anyone can download and read Stephen Hawking's 1966 doctoral thesis "Properties of expanding universes" now that the scientist has given permission for it to be open access.
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The field has been doing fine with open-access journals — why clog it up with the paid-access model everyone has been trying to escape for decades?
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In any conflict in the world, the United States normally has open access to the territory, harbors, airfields, bases and material assistance of more than 2628 countries.
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App Stores were just crazy, wild dreams and the idea of open access to the web (instead of WAP) was limited to a tiny cadre of nerds.
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He says other countries, like China, that manage open access with censorship are not upholding the values of a society that he would want to live in.
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A slight gap when the easy-open access panel is closed means water could get inside when the backpack is worn in the rain or bad weather.
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But in an open access world, where authors would bear the cost of publishing their work, such a grant would have to be taxed for that purpose.
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It will scrap Japanese duties of some 30 percent on EU cheese and 15 percent on wines as well as open access to public tenders in Japan.
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The countries in question are mostly in Europe and Asia, where companies could benefit from China's plans to give foreign companies more open access to its markets.
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Possibly the biggest barrier to open access is that scientists are judged by where they have published when they compete for jobs, promotions, tenure and grant money.
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Since 1910, Harvard Extension School has evolved from a series of $5 evening courses into an array of 1,200 open access courses, of which 500 are online.
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And as Elsevier's Hersh told us, while the volume of open access research published by the company has been growing, so has the volume of paywalled papers.
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The upside is supposed to be that the open access model means science papers are freely available to all, since they're published under a Creative Commons license.
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The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking approved Thursday recommends requiring cable, satellite and telecommunications companies open access to their video feeds for companies looking to build the boxes.
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This would be done through the "open access" rule, which stops any requirement to clear a derivative contract within the same exchange group that traded the contract.
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The database has open access materials, which means if you have access to WiFi, you can search content from more than 6,000 e-books and 150 journals.
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The open-access online platform will include 2D and 3D images from its 19 museums, nine research centers, archives, libraries, and the National Zoo, Smithsonian Magazine reports.
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Paris Musées is now offering 100,000 digital reproductions of artworks in the city's museums as Open Access — free of charge and without restrictions — via its Collections portal.
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Trump and President Quang issued a joint statement underscoring the importance of free and open access to South China Sea, and saying parties should halt escalatory action.
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The task force proposes nontraditional services, including recovery centers, youth clubhouses, expanded peer services, mobile treatment and 24/7 open access centers in communities across the state.
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This open access principle is responsible for establishing the internet as an unprecedented platform for economic growth, civic engagement and free speech, according to net neutrality advocates.
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The Social Science Research Network (SSRN) is an open access repository of scientific papers that's treasured by academics, journalists and researchers—and it's easy to see why.
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They advocate for open access when it aligns with the needs of their various platforms, but when their interests demand it, they rationally run in the other direction.
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Tallon explained that they've had some good examples to follow, such as The Museum of Modern Art, which has also made its collections data available under Open Access.
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A group of online archivists have created an open-access directory of over 23,000 scientific studies about coronaviruses that anyone can browse and download without encountering a paywall.
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"We will take this fight to the halls of Congress and to the streets of our cities to ensure that all people have open access to the internet."
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Nature, meanwhile, says that each article sets it back around $30,123 to $40,000 — an unreasonable amount to expect scientists to pay if they were to go Open Access.
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Moreover, thanks in large part to pressure by Open Access activists like Suber, many journals allow scientists to deposit a copy of their work in repositories like Arxiv.
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That would have effectively killed the NIH's 2005 mandate that all research funded by the agency have a copy submitted to an Open Access repository within 12 months.
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Luckily, a few decades later, the city began development of its Riverwalk project, and realized the benefits of having open access from the downtown area to the river.
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Meanwhile, it could help them build new products and open access to tools that aid their teams, while educating the public on how to be good news readers.
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In a similar time period, the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) has grown from an index of 300 journals in 2003 to a current listing of 11,590.
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Iranians are in particular need of open access to the internet due to the constraints placed on them in public spaces by restrictive laws regarding morality and gender.
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This centimeter-wide moth was identified by evolutionary biologist and lepidopterist Vazrick Nazari, who announced the find in a paper published Tuesday in the open-access journal ZooKeys.
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To achieve our shared goal of stomping out unfair trade, we must open access to markets and prevent unnecessary price hikes that burden American businesses and consumers alike.
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On Monday, the University of Cambridge in the U.K. announced it would post Hawking's thesis "Properties of expanding universes" for free to anyone through its Open Access repository.
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"A little breathing room never hurt anybody when talking about the law, and especially when we're talking about the First Amendment and open access to court," Clarkson said.
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Plus, the available evidence does not consistently support the conclusion that Americans favor laws or policies allowing open access to bathrooms based on an individual's claimed gender identity.
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Digital storage is pretty cheap and easy, so maybe the next step in open government is ubiquitous surveillance of public servants paired with open access to the recordings.
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"People try to pin ideologies onto ArtPrize but it's really about open access to public space and free expression," said Mr. Buist, who helped Mr. DeVos start ArtPrize.
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"Open access is a milestone for the Smithsonian in our efforts to reach, educate and inspire audiences," said Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III in a press release.
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Users of the Smithsonian Open Access initiative can download, edit and share any of these images for any purpose, according to a Tuesday statement from the Smithsonian Institution.
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"Open access is a milestone for the Smithsonian in our efforts to reach, educate and inspire audiences," Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III said in the Tuesday statement.
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Yet, when Dr. Fraud applied to 360 randomly selected open-access academic journals asking to be an editor, 48 accepted her and four made her editor in chief.
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By contrast, blacks and Latinos represent fully 212% of the entering class at the less competitive and less-funded open-access community colleges and public four-year institutions.
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Proponents of the open access movement argue that science is a public good, often funded by taxpayers, and that locking it up behind expensive paywalls stalls scientific progress.
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Not too long ago, Holland was surrendered at an open access shelter in the Chicago area in "deplorable condition," according to a Facebook post from the Trio Animal Foundation.
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In conversation with Gizmodo, Dietterich said Nature's upcoming journal will have little worth given the machine learning research community's strong tradition of open access content and open source software.
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The sheer numbers of people flocking to some of the initial courses seemed to suggest that an entirely new model of open-access, free university education was within reach.
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It said the deal would open access not only to the online dating markets in the United States, but also in Canada and Australia where eharmony is also present.
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And while the NIH has in the past shied away from holding many such hearings, it has in some cases stepped in to negotiate more open access to inventions.
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For now Iris's output reach extends to some 37.5 million Open Access research papers but the hope is to be able to add more content as time goes on.
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If you're looking to access an article behind a paywall, the only way to get it legally is to pay, says Peter Suber, director of Harvard's Open Access Project.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Spanish telecommunications group Telefonica said on Monday that it was launching open-access, wholesale broadband mobile internet service in Peru aimed at expanding coverage in rural areas.
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Calls by members of China's legislature and its top advisory body for the mainland to allow more open access to the internet have increased this year, amid mounting frustration.
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Therefore, Huawei will provide users with open access to "Performance Mode" in EMUI 9.0, so that the user can choose when to use the maximum power of their device.
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And some argue that the science underpinning EPA policy is so invalid, the agency's car no longer starts The HONEST Act echoes the scientific community's call for open access.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) regulator said open access to exchange-traded derivatives does not create undue risks to market stability and should not be temporarily excluded.
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Afanasiev told reporters on the sidelines of the Moscow Exchange annual forum that the bourse's plan to open access to foreign stocks was not connected with sanctions against Russia.
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On the face of it, the bill is in line with what a lot of researchers argue for: open access not just for journal papers but for data too.
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Iceland's Ministry of Education estimates that about $8.8 million is needed for seed funding for an open-access database to help tech developers adapt Icelandic as a language option.
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The company has long insisted it is an open-access "third place," a place that is not your home and not your job, but where you are always welcome.
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"The FCA's optimal position is open access, but if we can't get that, what does the UK do?" said Jonathan Herbst, a financial services lawyer at Norton Rose Fulbright.
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Qoza said a new bill paving the way for the creation of a Wireless Open Access Network (WOAN) as a network wholesaler would be submitted to parliament this year.
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" Elsevier also claims that it "will continue to enable [SSRN] users to 'submit for free and download for free'" and that the site's open access "ethos will remain intact.
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