Dutch national website providing information for academics about the advantages of OA to publicly financed research

This page is designed to assist with searching across SHERPA/RoMEO, OAKList and AcqWeb simultaneously.

Advancements in digital technology offer today's scholars and researchers countless new ways to create, share, and archive their work. Besides granting new knowledge unprecedented reach and impact, these developments have sparked a reevaluation and debate around the conventions of scholarly exchange. The Scholarly Communication Program at Columbia University aims to facilitate discussion of and innovative approaches to sharing scholarly work, as well as offer practical information about the opportunities and challenges presented by scholarship and research in a time of technological change. The program's overarching goal is to encourage the Columbia community's active participation in creating a system that best serves the needs—and maximizes the impact—of scholarship and research at Columbia.

Science Dissemination using Open Access: A compendium of selected literature on Open Access Editors: E. Canessa and M. Zennaro (ICTP-SDU, Italy)

The University Library has developed this website as a resource for the University of Illinois community. It is intended to encourage dialogues: between faculty and publishers, between faculty and the library, between faculty and their scholarly societies, and within departments.