UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) Open Access Review – Workshop session led by Dr Paul Richards, Senior Policy Advisor, UKRI Strategy Directorate (Open Research) and Claire Fraser, Senior Policy Advisor, Research England – UKRI

Dominic Walker Research Publications Manager, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine   Paul Richards (Senior Policy Advisor, UKRI) and Claire Fraser (Senior Policy Advisor, Research England) provided an update on UKRI’s review of its open access policies, providing an opportunity for feedback on the developments to date as well as time the attendees to…

Highlights from the list

As usual there were a wide range of posts on the mailing list in April ranging from job vacancies, requests to complete surveys to questions on interpretation of policies and development of processes. Some highlights from the discussion included: advice for authors on the new Wellcome Trust Open Access Policy and some institutions are providing…

Highlights from the list

March’s focus is on specific aspects of compliance and copyright. The first is on eligibility of papers held in Arxiv,  well known for scientific pre-prints. The problem with papers in Arxiv  in terms of the REF, is which version is held there, is it the AAM? This is not simple to quantify, given not all records…

Plan S and institutional repositories – a response from UKCORR

8 February 2019 The United Kingdom Council of Research Repositories (1) (UKCORR) represents  about 600 library professionals and research administrators across 150 UK institutions working with and supporting open access repositories. Collectively, the members of UKCORR have significant experience in the implementation and development of national, funder and institutional open access policies. We strongly support…