Open access and the next REF Royal Holloway 22 October 2014 Steven #OAREF.

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Open access and the next REF Royal Holloway 22 October 2014 Steven #OAREF

Publicly funded research should be freely open to the public that paid for it.

The policy context

Open research is excellent research Mandates are successful £2 billion And now the REF

Repositories are a tried and tested route to OA, a significant investment, and a national asset Author engagement must increase We must set reasonable and achievable goals, with flexibility (exceptions) We must set clear and straightforward rules Our aims

Outputs submitted to a post-2014 REF should be “open access”. The core principle of the policy

Minimum requirements Extra credit

To be eligible for the next REF, journal articles and conference papers accepted after 1 April 2016 must be: o Deposited in a repository as the peer- reviewed manuscript (or better) o Made accessible for read and download after 12 months or 24 months The minimum requirements

Maximum embargoes REF main panels A and B: 12 months REF main panels C and D: 24 months

Will publishers allow authors to deposit their papers in repositories? Yes!

How many journal articles are published in venues with permissible embargoes? 96%

How many papers are being deposited today? 12%

Environment component of the REF can drive innovation and deeper, lasting change Benefits of OA should be extended beyond journals and conferences “© All Rights Reserved” is no basis for libre open access Extra credit

Reuse and text-mining (libre OA) Outputs not in scope (books etc.) Extra credit

Complex mixture of policies Compliance and culture change Technical challenges Cost issues for gold OA Long-term trajectory for UK OA Challenges for institutions

Implementation and monitoring Stability vs. harmony Acceptability of embargoed, double- dipped, and gratis OA Long-term trajectory for UK OA: seizing the golden opportunity? Challenges for policymakers

Funder-publisher-institution coordination and monitoring FAQs, further information, review Technical implementation (Jisc, publishers, funders) Monographs and OA Project Open Data Some further work

Thomas Jefferson He who receives an idea from me, receives instruction himself without lessening mine; as he who lights his taper at mine, receives light without darkening me.

Thank you for