ASN Neuro
International Journal of Medical Research
JRSM Open
SAGE Open
SAGE Open Medicine
SAGE Open Medical Case Reports
Join SAGE in celebrating Open Access Week, taking place October 19-25th.
Throughout Open Access Week 2015, we will be talking to key industry figures and SAGE editors about open access (OA) publishing - the changes that have and continue to take place, what we are all still learning and getting key industry advice from those in the know. Bookmark this page to make sure you don't miss a post!
Don't forget to let us know your thoughts by tweeting us at @SAGENews using the official Open Access Week hashtag #OAWeek
For more information about SAGE's complete OA portfolio check out our OA page.
Open Access Week has become a key fixture of the academic calendar, marked every year to collectively discuss, debate and strategize the opportunities and challenges posted by OA as a global scholarly community. This year, SAGE is delighted to bring to you a collection of blog posts in collaboration with some of our OA editors and partners, to explore their views on the developments of OA over the past year. The series will be published on the SAGE Connection blog across OA Week and will include the following:
Complete list of fully 'gold' Open Access SAGE journals published by SAGE.
SAGE Open, SAGE Open Medicine and SAGE Open Medical Case Reports all publish peer-reviewed, original research and review articles in an interactive, open access format.SAGE Open publishes across the full spectrum of the social and behavioural sciences and the humanities. SAGE Open Medicine and SAGE Open Medical Case Reports publish original research and case reports in clinical medicine.
#OAweek Tweets
Tuesday, October 20, 2pm ET
Reports find that perceptions of OA publishing are changing for the better and as a result, many faculty members seek out OA publications for maximum access and impact. However, other researchers continue to avoid it, and those who are early in their careers still aren't sure how to fit it in their publishing priorities. In this one-hour webinar, three faculty members will discuss why they do - or do not - publish in open access outlets and how they look to librarians for support in this process.
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