Scientific deliverables
How to make scientfic outputs available in open access?
Researchers are expected to produce, during their secondment, one or more of scientific outputs related to a work package and task of the research program. The deliverables can be drafts, submitted or published materials.
Researchers have to upload their manuscript to a green open access repository as soon as possible after publication, unless there is an embargo from the publisher. Publication on a gold access on a publisher website should be also put on a green open access repository.
Examples of scientific outputs
- Articles for publication in peer-review journals;
- Chapters of edited volumes;
- Ph.D. dissertations;
- Proceedings and working papers;
- Conference papers and seminar presentations;
- Attendance at university lectures, workshops, and seminars;
- Interview in the press such as journal and radio;
- Public exhibition such as the European Night of Science;
- Press release to the media;
- Advices to policy makers.
Examples of open access publications
- Open Research Europe (ORE): publishing platform of the European Commission
- Directory of Open Access Journals
Institutional open access repositories
- ETH Zurich Repository for Publications and Research Data
- London School of Economics Research Online
- Oxford University Research Archive
- Repozitář publikační činnosti Univerzita Karlova
- Università degli Studi di Milano - Archivio Istituzionale della Ricerca
Examples of open access repositories
- The open electronic repository of your institution (ask your librarian for further information)
- Zenodo: a digital library for open publication and data
- AgEcon
- HAL
- OpenAire has a search engine to localize open access repositories
- Peking University Institutional Repository
- RePec: Research Papers in Economics
- ScholarBank at National University of Singapore
- USC Digital Library
- Social Science Research Network e-Librar
- arXiv
Resources for open data
- FAIR data: guidelines to implement FAIR data principles
- DMPonline: create, review, and share data management plans
- Data Stewardship Wizard: data management plans for research projects
In all of these outputs, participating researchers have to acknowledge the financing of the project.