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Open Access developments in Australia

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Kingsley, Danny

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Queensland University of Technology

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This presentation was part of a section of the conference entitled 'Open access developments in Australia and Asia'. It summarises support for open access in Australia and decribes some of the projects underway in 2013.

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Kingsley, D. (Oct 2013). Open Access developments in Australia. Presentation to Open Access and Research Conference, QUT, Brisbane 31 October - 1 November 2013

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