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Why you still need the Green route to open access

Since major agreements that include a publish element emerged around 10 years ago the perception has developed that open access in hybrid journals is ‘ideally’ handled on the Gold route. Alongside this, a belief has…

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A career in potatoes (Guest Blog)

Dr Kerry Leslie, Potato Consultant at SAC Consulting (Part of SRUC) Reflecting on my journey from research into practical application on the ‘International Day of the Potato’ (30 May), I have been reminded of my…

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Exploring barriers to Data Availability Statements

This is a guest post from Mel Oakley, Project Analyst for Driving good practice in data sharing and use of data availability statements to support funder requirements, an InFrame project run jointly between the…

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The D’s of Data: Data Management Plans

This is the first part in our 2026 series on data. When it comes to planning for data, there is often a sense of overwhelm. Templates or other guidance can help, but sometimes these still don’t clarify what’s required.…

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REF2029: New year, new OA requirements

Maybe you celebrated the new year with champagne and fireworks, but we in the open access team celebrated with something far more exciting: the implementation of new open access requirements for REF2029! …

Preparing for Christmas (Plucking Turkeys) by Francis William Edmonds

Open access, Christmas, and public domain

In the summer, we touched on common questions and issues surrounding copyright and licensing in open research, sharing a video featuring all the various Creative Commons licences and conditions one might apply to open…