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Open access and the impact advantage

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2013-12-10

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Kingsley, Danny

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This talk covers: Open access and its relationship with return on public funding and impact of research, Methods for achieving greater open access to research outputs and promoting discoverability, and Open access and tools of measurement of impact

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open access, impact, dissemination, green open access, repository

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Kingsley, D. (Dec 2013). Open access and the impact advantage. Presentation to the 3rd Annual Towards Research Excellence Conference 9th - 10th December 2013 - Rydges Hotel, Melbourne

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/11075

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