The Berlin Declaration on open access to knowledge in the sciences and humanities is created and signed by major public funders committed to open access from Germany, France, Greece, Hungary, Italy, and Norway.
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Recent Posts
- Follow up from The Right to Deposit webinar: statement and early signatories
- Better together: BTAA Libraries, CDL, and Lyrasis commit to strengthen Diamond Open Access in the United States
- Upcoming webinar: “The Right To Deposit – Uniform Guidance to Ensure Author Compliance and Public Access”
- Fair use rights to conduct text and data mining and use artificial intelligence tools are essential for UC research and teaching
- New Open Access Book from eScholarship Publishing: The Art of Diversity by Susan Carlson
