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  • An introductory guide to the UC model transformative agreement

    …e those contracts negotiated between institutions (libraries, national and regional consortia) and publishers that transform the business model underlying scholarly journal publishing, moving from one based on toll access (subscription) to one in which publishers are remunerated a fair price for their open access publishing services. Various flavors of such agreements have evolved in recent years, with a corresponding evolution of terminology: Off…

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  • UC Davis–Delta Stewardship Council Journal Has Helped Inform California Water Policies for 15 Years

    …t were created and continue to be disputed and re-created.” “Our journal’s regional focus offers authors a chance to publish research that may uncover novel solutions to help solve some of the most significant problems that California policymakers are addressing today,” said Muscatine. “Some of these solutions, if proven successful, may be applicable to similar ecological systems around the world.” Making UC research available to a wider audience…

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  • Practical Idealism: UC’s Approach to Open Access

    …In some countries, the government has accepted that responsibility and the regional publishing industry is thriving. In other areas, research funding agencies are individually and collectively investing in new publishing systems. These experiments and many more are beginning to demonstrate the potential and the cost of new publishing ventures and new models for supporting them, but this will take time and long-term commitments from entities that h…

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  • book cover, gold text on blue background, for "The University of California: Creating, Nurturing, and Maintaining Academic Quality in a Public-University Setting"

    Interview with Jud King: an author’s perspective on the rewards and challenges of open access book publishing

    …erestingly, the number of downloads per month now is about the same as the number of sales when the second edition was new with McGraw-Hill 38 years ago, even though the book is also available in print form republished by Dover and available for $40 on Amazon and elsewhere. On the other hand, the new book on UC must establish its own audience, rather than preserving and extending a pre-existing market. What have you done to make these books visibl…

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  • Open Statement: Why UC terminated journal negotiations with Elsevier

    …proposal would have required UC to forgo perpetual access to a significant number of Elsevier journals. UC expects that perpetual access to journal content will be part of an integrated open access agreement. Limitations on UC’s financial support for authors: The proposal did not enable UC to provide full financial support to authors who lack access to grant funds. UC is committed to supporting all UC authors who wish to publish open access. Exclu…

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  • Protocols.io and University of California logos

    UC’s protocols.io pilot extended for two additional years

    …Head of Scholarly Communication at the UCSF Library. “At UCSF, we saw the number of users double and the number of private protocols almost triple in the first seven months of our membership. We anticipate that this use will translate into more rigorous and reproducible research methods used by UC researchers.” That trend has continued throughout the initial three-year pilot. Lenny Teytelman, CEO of protocols.io and alum of UC Berkeley, reports,…

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  • UC and Elsevier – October 2019

    …proposal would have required UC to forgo perpetual access to a significant number of Elsevier journals. UC expects that perpetual access to journal content will be part of an integrated open access agreement. Limitations on UC’s financial support for authors: The proposal did not enable UC to provide full financial support to authors who lack access to grant funds. UC is committed to supporting all UC authors who wish to publish open access. Exclu…

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  • General FAQ for UC Open Access Agreements

    …eement or on the amount of funding I can receive? There are no caps on the number of articles published nor on the amount of funding you receive. As long as you are the corresponding author and conducted the work while affiliated with UC, you are eligible. Author Eligibility I am not sure whether I am eligible based on my role at UC (e.g. I am a student, postdoctoral scholar, clinician, adjunct or emeritus faculty, employee, etc.). Am I eligible?…

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  • Authors

    …authorship), and the higher the journal’s impact index is the smaller the number of women listed as the principal author (Bendels et al., 2018)….[H]owever, when articles are reviewed anonymously (double-blind review), the number of articles published with women listed as the first author increases (Budden et al., 2008), highlighting the impact of implicit bias in this process.” (Calaza et al., 2021) Additional research is necessary to determine t…

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  • eScholarship Journal Spotlight: Electronic Green Journal

    …challenge experienced by many peer-reviewed journals: finding a sufficient number of qualified and available reviewers. How do you measure success? The journal’s usage statistics, including article downloads, continue to grow. Our global reach is demonstrated by international authorship and readership. According to the WorldCat FirstSearch database, EGJ is listed in 1,407 library catalogs worldwide. It is also indexed by EBSCOhost, ProQuest Centra…

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