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La directive  Texte complet | Vous trouverez le texte intégral de la Directive 4.6 ici. Cadre L’UNIL a pour mission, entre autres, de transmettre les connaissances et développer la science par l'enseignement et la recherche, ainsi que de favoriser le dé...

The idea Open Access, as defined by the Budapest Open Access Initiative , is the free of charge, immediate, online availability of scientific publications with full re-use rights. What makes it possible is the internet and the consent of the copyright holder....

The ways towards Open Access There are many ways of opening scientific publications: the Platinum Road and Gold Road, the Green Road and the Hybrid Road. These roads are not mutually exclusive and accepted by most institutional and funder's Open Access polici...

Shared Open Access Publishing Platform SOAP2 (Shared Open Access Publishing Platform) is a joint project of the University of Fribourg (leading house), the University of Lausanne, the Central and University Library of Lucerne (together with the University o...

The Gold Road (immediate Open Access publication with a processing fee) is open to articles, chapters and books. As a general rule, always use your third-party funds to cover the Gold OA fee (most funders cover it!). If you do not have external funding sou...

The Green Road refers to Open Access publishing by depositing a version of the manuscript in Serval and opening it after an embargo period. In order to enable them to fulfil their OA mandates, UNIL offers their researchers its institutional repository, Serval...

The Hybrid Road refers to the immediate OA publishing of an article in a subscription journal. These are journals in which some of the articles are available in OA and the others behind a paywall. UNIL supports this option exclusively within the framework of ...

The Directive Full text The full text of Directive 4.6 (FR) can be found here. Context UNIL's mission is, among others, to transmit knowledge and develop science through teaching and research, as well as to foster the development of intellectual life a...

In December 2015, the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI) commissioned swissuniversities to elaborate, with the support of the Swiss National Science Foundation, a national strategy for Open Access to publications. The Swiss Nation...

The National Open Access Strategy approved in spring 2017 and the Action Plan of February 2018 represent important steps in establishing Open Access in Switzerland. They aim to ensure that all publications financed with public money are openly accessible by 20...

Open science is an approach based on open cooperative work and systematic sharing of knowledge and tools as early and widely as possible in the process. It has the potential to increase the quality and efficiency of research and accelerate the advancement of k...

Modern research builds on extensive scientific dialogue and advances by improving earlier work. The Europe 2020 strategy for a smart, sustainable and inclusive economy underlines the central role of knowledge and innovation in generating growth. Broader access...

Our Support 360 homepage directs you to the right road. Then choose the page relating to the right road in the left-hand navigation menu and discover the means made available by UNIL to help you follow it. Personalised support Are yo...

Open Access, according to the Budapest Open Access Initiative, is digital scientific literature that is online, free of charge, and free from most licensing and copyright restrictions. What makes it possible is the internet and the consent of the author. It i...

No. Publishing in a Gold Open Access journal (pay-to-publish) is the Gold route to Open Access (Gold OA). Works published via the Gold route are immediately accessible and are generally protected by an open licence such as Creative Commons. However, there ar...

With the rapid growth of OA, "parasitic" or "predatory" OA journals exploit the author-pays model for their own benefit. Authors, typically solicited by email, are invited to submit articles that are systematically accepted in exchange for publication fees or ...

Yes. Although OA for journal articles is well developed, OA for monographs is a nascent area and practices are far less standardised. However, a growing number of publishers allow the digital version of a book to be published in OA at the time of publication ...

The Encyclopaedia Britannica defines academic freedom as "the freedom of teachers and students to teach, study, and pursue knowledge and research without unreasonable interference or restriction from law, institutional regulations, or public pressure. Its basi...

In principle, yes, but you must first check which rights you've transfered to your editor. Use this checklist to know where to find this information and to know if and how the deposit is possible.    

The Gold route (Gold OA) refers to articles that are freely accessible immediately at the time of publication. This is possible either through Open Access journals or with the publisher's agreement for books. The Directory of OA Journals (DOAJ) lists the var...