Penn State University Libraries is holding two virtual panel discussions on October 20-21 with Penn State authors who have published open access monographs through TOME. Seven authors will discuss their research and the impact of having their work made openly available.
The Open Access Publishing Fund (@EmoryLibraries' Scholarly Communications Office) provides funds to make it possible for @EmoryUniversity authors to publish in OA journals when no other funding is available. #OAWeek
2019-2020 recipients' articles: https://t.co/qR5v4la5pw
It's Open Access Week! @UofMPress explains what Open Access means for you as an author, a funder, and a reader. https://t.co/FuJyaPvL2s
Penn State University Libraries to Host #TOME Author Discussions during Open Access Week
@psulibs #OAWeek #OpenScholarship
https://t.co/ap5uC5HrNn
Hot off the @UMinnPress (and open access!) we proudly present Antoine Traisnel's new book, which reveals how "the drive to contain and record disappearing animals was a central feature and organizing pursuit of the nineteenth-century U.S. cultural canon." https://t.co/GsXZkRHJ4N
If you are an author, publisher, librarian, or administrator, we want to hear from you. Use this form to send your comments, questions, or suggestions to Peter Potter, ARL visiting program officer for TOME.
