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[InetBib] Copernicus Publications: First Open Access Publisher Visible on OpenAIRE
- Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2012 09:48:40 +0200
- From: Birgit Schmidt <bschmidt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Subject: [InetBib] Copernicus Publications: First Open Access Publisher Visible on OpenAIRE
Copernicus Publications: First Open Access Publisher Visible on OpenAIRE
Thursday, 28 June 2012. "We are delighted to announce the integration of
the first open access publisher into OpenAIRE. Renowned open access
publishers such as Copernicus Publications offer a great service to
authors and significantly contribute to the uptake of the European
Commission's Open Access Pilot" says Norbert Lossau, Scientific
Coordinator of OpenAIRE, an initiative co-funded by the European
Commission (EC).
"Making European research results highly visible is at the core of our
mission and we do our best to support authors in achieving this through
high-quality open access publishing", adds Martin Rasmussen, Managing
Director of Copernicus Publications.
Copernicus and OpenAIRE have worked together to identify publications
resulting from EC-funded projects. As a result, well over 400
publications have now been imported to the journals' and OpenAIRE's
databases and will regularly be updated. Moreover, on submitting
articles, authors can easily acknowledge EC-funding and will be alerted
about the opportunity to use project funds for article processing charges.
OpenAIRE builds up a Pan-European publication Infrastructure, bringing
together 33 European countries to provide open access to European
research results. It regularly harvests information from an increasing
number of open access repositories and journals, and in the near future,
from data archives. Further services deployed by OpenAIRE will support
statistics and the creation of complex publications linking from
articles to research data.
In Horizon 2020, the forthcoming research and innovation framework
programme of the European Commission, it is expected that open access
will play an even more prominent role. A soon to be released
Recommendation to Member States will spell out what is needed to improve
access, management and preservation of scientific publications and data.
OpenAIRE therefore encourages publishers to support authors in open
access publishing and dissemination, alert them about the availability
of publication funds, allow immediate deposition in open access
repositories and -- last but not least -- to register their journals at
the OpenAIRE website. This suitably places publishers within research
infrastructures which in turn allowing the seamless integration of
European and world-wide research.
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*More Information*
OpenAIRE http://www.openaire.eu <http://www.openaire.eu/>
Copernicus Publications http://www.copernicus.org/
*Contact*
Dr Birgit Schmidt, Goettingen State and University Library,
bschmidt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:bschmidt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Martin Rasmussen, Copernicus Publications,
martin.rasmussen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:martin.rasmussen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Dr. Birgit Schmidt
Scientific Manager
Goettingen State and University Library
- Electronic Publishing -
Platz der Goettinger Sieben 1
D-37073 Goettingen
Tel. +49 551 39-5228
Fax +49 551 39-5222
bschmidt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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COAR www.coar-repositories.org
OpenAIRE www.openaire.eu
OAPEN www.oapen.org
Open Access www.open-access.net
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