Open access: fringe or mainstream?
Arthur Smith When I was just settling in to the world of open access and scholarly communication, I wrote about the need for open…
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What questions reveal about researchers’ attitudes to Open Access
Alexia Sutton By Dr Bea Gini, Training Coordinator ‘Right, that concludes this part of the training session, are there any questions?’ I’ve asked this…
Research Data at Cambridge – highlights of the year so far
By Dr Sacha Jones, Research Data Coordinator This year we have continued, as always, to provide support and services for researchers to…
Open Access and REF 2021: “Is This Article Non-Compliant?”
By Dr Debbie Hansen, Senior Open Access Adviser, Office of Scholarly Communication Through much of this REF period, there has been a…
Open Access for Librarians: Putting Together the Puzzle
Claire Sewell, Research Support Librarian, Betty & Gordon Moore Library This Open Access week I’ve been reflecting back on my time training…
Preparing for the end of COAF
The Open Access team are getting ready for the end of Charity Open Access Fund (COAF), which is due to dissolve on…
Data sharing and reuse case study: the Mammographic Image Society database
Dominic Dixon The Mammographic Image Society (MIAS) database is a set of mammograms put together in 1992 by a consortium of UK academic institutions…
Cambridge response to the UKRI open access policy review
Niamh Tumelty Open access is transforming scholarly communication, and both the University and its Press are fully committed to the transition to open access…
The Role of Open Data in Science Communication
Maria Angelaki Itamar Shatz has written a guest blog post for the Office of Scholarly Communication about how public trust in the scientific community…
Clearing the final hurdle – automating embargo setting
One of the biggest issues facing the Open Access Team has been keeping up with the constant stream of accepted manuscripts that…