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• Wellcome Trust - Policy on Open Access. This is a policy that requires all scholars funded by the Wellcome Trust to deposit copies of their research into a PubMed Central UK database. The policy is effective as of 1 October 2006.
• NIH Public Access Request - The United States' National Institutes of Health Public Access Request. Similar to the Wellcome Trust policy - but compliance is voluntary. See NIH instructions to authors for more information.
• Royal Council of the United Kingdom policy on open access
• Medical Research Council (United Kingdom) policy on open access
• CERN (Switzerland) policy on open access
• CNRS (France) policy on open access
• Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (US) policies. For open science, note the policy on data and materials. However, the policy also includes the assignment of copyright from the author to the journal, which is not complementary to open access.
• Gates Foundation - press release describing data sharing policies for HIV/AIDS research
• SHERPA - searchable database of journal self-archiving policies.
• ROMEO - The most comprehensive list of publisher self archiving policies on the web.
• ROAR - Registry of Open Access Repositories. Get the numbers.
• ROARMAP - Maps the growth rates of articles in Open Acces Repositories.
• JULIET - Research funders' policies on open access.
• Results of survey on CIHR OA policy
• ACLS Cyberinfrastructure report (see tab 3)
• JISC strategy
• Best practices on removing journal articles from the web - at some point, articles may need to be taken down. This is a guide to policy on doing that when needed.
• FRPAA