Open access literature is digital, online, free of charge, and free of most copyright. Photo: sxc.hu
Open access – an introduction
Researchers financed by the Swedish Research Council must publish with Open access, making research findings free to read and download via the Internet.
Researchers may either archive previously published articles in large open databases, or they can publish directly in journals on the Internet that practice open access.
2010-08-31
SYNTHESYS, a comprehensive network within the natural sciences invite scientists based at European...
SYNTHESYS visiting scientist programme
SYNTHESYS, a comprehensive network within the natural sciences invite scientists based at European...
2010-08-17
The European Commission has recently published the first coordinated EU-Japan calls within the...
Major investment in EU-Japan research cooperation
The European Commission has recently published the first coordinated EU-Japan calls within the...
New report
A report from the Swedish Research Council deals with legal aspects of the construction in the form of research databases.
Read the English summary in the report
Read the English summary in the report
Meet a researcher
Roger Säljö, Göteborg University, Director of the Linnaeus Centre for Research on Learning, Interaction, and Mediated Communication in Contemporary Society (LinCS), has a Linnaeus Grant from the Swedish Research Council.
Interview with Roger Säljö
Interview with Roger Säljö
Meet a researcher
Li Liu, PhD, Department of Applied Physics and Electronics, Umeå University, has a Project Research Grant from the Swedish Research Council.
Interview with Li Liu
Interview with Li Liu
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