Berlin 6 Open Access Conference: Philippe Aigrain
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Open Access is changing research in three key ways according to the document: 1. Open Access is spreading beyond just publications to include data, protocols, software, research instruments, which is changing the nature of science itself. 2. Open Access is changing the nature of scientific papers by making them accessible to scientists in different fields and advanced users, as well as changing the processes around papers. 3. Open Access is creating new interactions between research and society and moving from just Open Access to publications towards commons-based science where data, protocols, software, and research instruments are also made openly accessible.
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- Publication fees for open access journals typically range from $780-$3000 and cover costs like editorial work, publishing, and marketing that are similar to traditional models. Institutions play a key role in helping fund open access through central funds, memberships, and policies supporting open access publishing.
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We do cutting edge basic science research to discover the origins of disease and develop new drugs, diagnostics, vaccines and other interventions. Through clinical research, we translate our laboratory discoveries into improved medical treatments. Open access and collaborative research in knowledge societies can have local impacts beyond traditional academic outputs like journal articles. Metrics should recognize development-focused research and scholars working across borders in the global South.
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- India has made slow progress adopting open access despite opportunities it could provide for scientific advancement and addressing problems like poverty, healthcare, and agriculture. Barriers include a lack of awareness among policymakers and scientists about open access and its advantages.
- Some organizations have begun open access initiatives, like certain CSIR laboratories setting up open access repositories and some scientific journals becoming open access. However, more coordinated efforts are needed across scientific institutions and disciplines.
- Widespread adoption of open access in India could help disseminate knowledge to marginalized communities and support local researchers and health workers in improving conditions. But focused advocacy and training is still required to increase awareness of open access.
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2) It aims to increase the global visibility and impact of scientific research from developing countries by publishing journals online and providing bibliometric indicators similar to those of other major indexes.
3) Since its launch in 1997, SciELO has expanded to include collections from over a dozen countries and has increased the international visibility, usage, and citations of its published journals.
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