Sentence examples for open access dissemination from inspiring English sources

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With the launch of EPJ Techniques and Instrumentation (EPJ TI) we hope to specifically address this need, encouraging the open access dissemination of detailed experimental design descriptions, experimental techniques and practices, and examples of results that arise from such experiments, that go beyond the scope of traditional scientific journal articles.

The existing conflict between open access dissemination of scientific discoveries and the protection of intellectual property rights, however, needs to be addressed if scientific discoveries are to be translated into national development, more so in the case of genomic research.

A third example of Goldsmiths engagement with open access dissemination and data is that of work led by Dr Jennifer Gabrys and her team on an ERC funded project called Citizen Sense in the Sociology department (Box 2).

Open access publishing offers swift dissemination of research results, especially to places where these results can have meaningful impact.

The journal Cost-Effectiveness and Resource Allocation (CERA) is now in its seventh year, and is an excellent example of how open access publishing can improve dissemination.

As noted by Suk (2008), EHP supports global environmental health research through its policy of open access and commitment to dissemination of research and information to the developing world.

CERA is an excellent example of how open access publishing can improve dissemination as illustrated by the large number of accesses to its articles: the 10 most popular articles have been accessed more than 8,000 times each, with the top-three accessed more than 21,000 times each.

Perhaps the most visible aspect of this capacity building is the NIEHS's publication of Environmental Health Perspectives, which through its policy of Open Access and commitment to dissemination of research and information to the developing world, provides a global foundation of knowledge on environmental health science.

We encourage researchers to include a line-item on future grant proposals for dissemination or open access costs.

The final provocation of the faculty will come when publishers start paying for legislation making institutional open access policies and personal "networked dissemination" of one's own research illegal.