Open Access has its philosophical roots in the traditional values
and goals of collegiality, research and knowledge creation
as a shared endeavor to enhance human understanding of the world
Open Access is about breaking barriers to knowledge
and improving science collaboration for a better future
Open Access enhances forms and levels of openness
and transparency of R&I processes facilitating society's participation
"Open access to peer-reviewed literature is the goal.
Self-archiving and a new generation of open-access journals
represent valuable opportunities/tools to reach this goal"
(Budapest declaration)
If you are funded by Horizon 2020,
publishing in Open Access is a must
From "all rights reserved" to "no rights reserved",
preserving recognition, integrity and moral rights
Science 2.0 and Open Science transcend Open Access
and also integrate Open Data, Communication 2.0 and more
Free access, no more limits
Access to
peer-reviewed literature
Access to publications,
access to data
Shaking up the current
publication system and
opening new horizons
Transparency and
accountability
Wide access to research is a public matter,
especially if it is financed with public money
Open Access is mandatory for H2020 funded
projects and will probably become the standard in
the future
Open Access promotes excellence in
academia, research and science
construction, and guarantees a continuous
stream of knowledge
Why is it
relevant
according to
your R&I
profile?
Open Access as a way to foster Open Innovation in
your organisation
Open Access raises your awareness of what
scientists are doing today and enables you to
influence tomorrow's trends
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