Open Access Publishing

According to the Publication Policy of the University of Turku open access must be granted to the scientific publications produced at the University if allowed by the terms of the publisher.

You can publish openly at the University of Turku's repositories:

• UTUPub (theses, other publications of the faculties and departments)
• UTUCRIS Research Information System (parallel publishing)

Instructions for publishing in UTUPub:

• Publishing doctoral dissertation
• Publishing other publications

Open Access or OA publishing means that the publication is available online free of charge. Different forms of open access publishing are:

• Golden OA, or publishing in an open access journal (the publisher provides the free access, the author retains copyright)
• Hybrid OA, or paying for opening your article in a traditional subscription based journal
• Green OA, or parallel publishing in an open publication archive, e.g. in university's own repository (requires permit from the publisher)
• self-archiving, or parallel publishing on a web page (requires permit)
• Delayed OA, or publishing openly after an embargo (publishing delay)

When you use articles published via Green OA, please note that the articles are not necessarily exactly the same as the published version (e.g. the page numbers might be different).

• You can check the publishers' policies on SHERPA/ROMEO
• Funders' open access policies can be found on SHERPA/JULIET
• Registry of Open Access Repository Mandates and Policies ROARMAP
• Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA)

• The visibility and accessibility of research are improved.
• Search engines find open access articles well.
• Probability of being cited increases.
• The quality of research improves.
• Accelerates collaboration, interdisciplinary conversation and innovations based on research results.

• In open access publishing authors retain copyright to their publications.

Articles on the benefits of Open Access publishing for researchers:

• Point of View: How open science helps researchers succeed
• The open access advantage considering citation, article usage and social media attention

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