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CIHR Releases Draft Open Access Policy
CIHR, Canada's federal health research funding agency, has released new proposed requirements for open access to its funded research. The requirements allow for a maximum six month publication delay before the research is made broadly available. (Hat tip – Heather Morrison)
CIHR Open to Open Access
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research, one of the three main federal research funding agencies, has just announced that it plans to pursue a new open access policy for funded research. Notes the CIHR: "The aim is to establish a policy that will both help researchers gain access to the […]
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