List of open access projects

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Some of the most important open access projects or lists of such projects are listed below.

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Free, open source software for open access journal publishing is available for those wishing to start up new journals, for example, the Open Journal Systems (OJS)[1] developed by the Public Knowledge Project[2] and HyperJournal[3] developed by volunteers, but now partially funded by the political science faculty of Pisa University[4]. While OJS and HyperJournal are designed for academic publishing, they can be used by anyone; there is a group of grade 8 girls in Vancouver, British Columbia, who use OJS to publish their own peer-reviewed journal.

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[edit] References

  1. ^ Budapest Open Access Initiative

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[edit] Lists of open access journals (all fields)

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[edit] Lists of open access journals limited to certain fields

[edit] Subject or discipline repositories

These collections of articles and other information on a particular subject or academic discipline.

  • arXiv: Physics/Mathematics OA Archive (central)
  • CogPrints: Cognitive Sciences OA Archive (central)
  • Citebase: Citation-linked browser (harvested from distributed websites)
  • Citeseer: Computer Science (harvested from distributed websites)
  • OpenMED@NIC: An open access archive for Medical and Allied Sciences
  • PubMed Central: the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) free digital archive of biomedical and life sciences journal literature
  • Research Papers in Economics: a collaborative effort of over 100 volunteers in 45 countries to enhance the dissemination of research in economics. The heart of the project is a decentralized database of working papers, journal articles and software components. All RePEc material is freely available.
  • NNMATH a project in progress to create an open access database of reviews of mathematical articles.

[edit] Open access publishers

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[edit] Publishers of full open access journals

[edit] Publishers of delayed open access journals

United States National Academy of Sciences

[edit] Publishers of hybrid open access journals

  • Springer (Offers open access as an option in all its 1200+ journals)
  • Elsevier (Offers open access as an option in many of its 2000+ journals)

For a fuller list, see: Hybrid open access journals

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[edit] Directories and lists

[edit] Open access research tools

[edit] Tracking open access developments

[edit] Other open access resources