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BYZANTINA SYMMEIKTA launches!
23/04/2008
SYMMEIKTA Τhe Institute for Byzantine Research of the National Hellenic Foundation has reevaluated the aims of ΣΥΜΜΕΙΚΤΑ, a journal that the Institute for Byzantine Research has published since 1966. In its new form, BYZANTINA SYMMEIKTA is a peer-reviewed and open-access journal, with well-defined scope and procedures.
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New directory of open access journals
16/04/2008
Osd The Open Science Directory is a comprehensive search tool for open access journals and journals special programs for developing countries.
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New video about the benefits of rights management for authors.
02/04/2008
Authors Rights NEW ACRL, ARL and SPARC have released a new, short video on the topic of author rights.
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The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) has adopted an open access policy
26/03/2008
Slu On the 11th of February 2008 the principle of the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) signed a policy where SLU scholars are urged to publish Open Access when possible.
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Harvard University has adopted an open access policy
28/02/2008
Harvard Logo Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts & Sciences has approved a new policy designed to ensure that the results of work published by members of the Faculty remain openly accessible.
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