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Open Access and

The REF Open Access policy came into effect. 1 April 2016 The REF Open Access policy came into effect.

REF Open Access policy 1 April 2016 Any publication accepted before this date is automatically eligible for REF2021.

REF Open Access policy 1 April 2016 Some publications accepted after this date must comply with the policy to be REF eligible.

REF publication period starts Key REF2021 dates 1 January 2014 REF publication period starts 1 April 2016 Open Access policy starts 31 December 2020 REF publication period ends

Conference proceedings (published with an ISSN) REF Open Access policy The REF Open Access policy only applies to the following research outputs: Journal articles Including letters, communications, reviews, editorials, etc. Conference proceedings (published with an ISSN) Full length conference papers. Not abstracts, posters, presentations or talks.

REF Open Access policy Journal articles and conference proceedings must be deposited in a suitable Open Access repository within three months of acceptance.

Open Access repository www.repository.cam.ac.uk Apollo is Cambridge’s institutional repository and is compliant with the REF Open Access policy.

www.openaccess.cam.ac.uk Upload the accepted manuscript How to ensure REF eligibility www.openaccess.cam.ac.uk Upload the accepted manuscript immediately upon acceptance for publication.

Author’s accepted manuscript The final author-created version after peer- review but before typesetting or copy-editing by the publisher.

Author’s accepted manuscript

How to ensure REF eligibility We don’t know which articles will be selected for REF2021, so the safest course of action is to make them all Open Access.

Contact us Open Access Team Office of Scholarly Communication Cambridge University Library info@openaccess.cam.ac.uk www.openaccess.cam.ac.uk 01223 7 65740 REF Team Research Strategy Office The Old Schools REF2021@admin.cam.ac.uk www.ref.admin.cam.ac.uk

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