At its inception, Open Access (OA) was created as a new way of freely sharing traditional research outputs such as peer-reviewed journal content to all ‘scientists, scholars, teachers, students, and other curious minds’ via the internet (Budapest Open Access Initiative, 2002). Since then, OA has become a cornerstone of...
Henry Gonnet, D. Woolley· Open Research Bulletin· 0 citations
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