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Celebrate Open Access Week with us and download this chromolithgraph! The Library Company has more than 20,000 high-res images available to download and use... For. Free. #OAweek
“Autumn beauties” from Book of cabinet chromos 1881 [graphic]. Augusta, Me: Published by P.O. Vickery. 1881
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This week is Open Access Week! You can take action by asking your Senators and Rep. to support the Fair Access to Science and Technology Research Act (FASTR). The legislation would ensure that scientific research paid for by tax dollars can be freely accessed by taxpayers!
Visit the Action Center for more information, and to find our talking points!
Open can advance equity by creating the opportunity to reassess and change the underlying structures in the research and education systems
SPARC, OA 2019 blog post
Learn about Open Access during International Open Access Week 2020. See our Library Guide.
OA Week is organized by SPARC and the OA Week Advisory Committee.
Open Access Week Spotlight: arXiv.org and the USGS Publications Warehouse
arXiv.org - Open access to 1,318,865 e-prints in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology, Statistics, Electrical Engineering and Systems Science, and Economics.
United States Geological Survey (USGS) Publications Warehouse - 150,000 publications & maps written by US Geological Survey scientists over the century-plus history of the bureau.
Open Access Week Spotlight: OpenStax
Textbooks, peer-reviewed and free, from the nonprofit based at Rice University. The OpenStax mission: “to improve student access to education. Our first openly licensed college textbook was published in 2012, and our library since scaled to more than 20 books for college and AP courses used by hundreds of thousands of students.”
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Open Access Week Spotlight: PubMed Central
4.5 MILLION Articles are archived in PMC. Content provided in part by: 2027 Full Participation Journals 329 NIH Portfolio Journals 4368 Selective Deposit Journals
Read: How Papers Get Into the PMC
Open Access Week spotlight: PLOS.org and Science Advances
“PLOS was founded in 2001 as a nonprofit Open Access publisher, innovator and advocacy organization with a mission to accelerate progress in science and medicine by leading a transformation in research communication.” PLOS now publishes seven journals. “Science Advances is the offspring of Science, created by the opportunities and imperatives of digital, open access publishing.” One aim of Science Advances is to “promote and uphold the highest standards in the conduct and communication of scientific research.”
Celebrate Open Access! Open in order to: learn, share, and advance knowledge.
October 23-29, 2017 is International Open Access Week. We will highlight one or two great resources every day this week; take a look here and in all of the Oberlin College Libraries (social media and library displays) for a wide array of sources in the natural sciences, social sciences, music and the humanities.
