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No. Publishing in a Gold Open Access journal (100% of the articles are OA) 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. Howe...

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...

The Gold route has developed considerably in recent years; however, you may not find a suitable journal in which to publish your results. In that case, you will need to explore other publication routes and choose a title of interest that will allow you to publ...

No. Many OA journals do not charge publication fees (APCs). Indeed, 74% of journals listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals, DOAJ, do not charge APCs. The publishing process is not without cost. Gold OA journals that do not charge APCs rely on fundin...

The Green route is the publication model used when there is no publishing agreement with a hybrid journal, or when a subscription journal offers no Open Access publication option at all. Publishing in Open Access in this type of journal implies paying both for...

If the journal of your choice is not covered by a Read and Publish agreement and it is a subscription journal (with or without an Open Access option), you should opt for the Green route. To do this, you will need to share your article as a PDF in IRIS, our ins...

No, provided you comply with the conditions imposed on your Author Accepted Manuscript (AAM) by the publisher (embargo, licence for the manuscript, etc.), you are not infringing copyright. The Open Policy Finder lists a large number of journals and details th...

An embargo period is a period required by a journal's publisher during which the accepted version of an article may be deposited in an institutional repository but cannot yet be made publicly accessible. The principle is that the journal wants to ensure that ...

IRIS is our research information system and serves as the institutional repository for UNIL publications. The referencing and deposit of a version of scientific publications produced as part of research at UNIL is mandatory for the entire UNIL research commun...

Non. La publication dans une revue Gold Open Access (100% des articles sont en OA) constitue la voie dorée vers Open Access (Gold OA). Les ouvrages publiés par la voie dorée sont immédiatement accessibles et sont généralement protégées par une licence ouverte...

Avec le développement vertigineux de l’OA, des revues OA « parasites » ou « prédatrices » exploitent à leur profit le modèle « auteur-payeur ». Les auteurs, généralement sollicités par mail, sont invités à soumettre des articles, qui sont systématiquement acce...

Oui. Bien que l’OA des publications soit bien développé, l’OA des monographies est un domaine naissant, et les pratiques sont beaucoup moins standardisées. Cependant, de plus en plus d’éditeurs permettent la publication en OA de la version numérique du l...

L'Encyclopaedia Britannica définit la liberté académique comme « la liberté des enseignants et des étudiants d'enseigner, d'étudier et de poursuivre leurs connaissances et leurs recherches sans ingérence déraisonnable ou restriction de la part de la loi, des r...

La voie dorée (Gold OA) fait référence aux articles librement accessibles immédiatement au moment de la publication. Ceci est possible soit avec des revues Open Access, soit avec l'accord de l'éditeur du livre. Le Directory of OA Journal (DOAJ...