Health Sciences Cited more, preserved forever Presented to the Pathology Research Committee Ina Smith, Hilton Gibson, Linda Bellairs, Ingrid.

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Health Sciences Cited more, preserved forever Presented to the Pathology Research Committee Ina Smith, Hilton Gibson, Linda Bellairs, Ingrid vd Westhuizen 9 June 2010

Two approaches to Open Access … “By "open access" to literature, we mean its free availability on the public internet, permitting any users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of these articles, crawl them for indexing, pass them as data to software, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without financial, legal, or technical barriers other than those inseparable from gaining access to the internet itself. The only constraint on reproduction and distribution, and the only role for copyright in this domain, should be to give authors control over the integrity of their work and the right to be properly acknowledged and cited.” (Budapest-Bethesda-Berlin or BBB definition of open access ) Acknowledgement – image:

Open Access Journals(“golden” route) DoE Accredited Journals

What is a research repository? (“green” route) Set of services Management & dissemination of digital materials Organizational commitment Stewardship Long-term preservation Organization Open access/ distribution (Clifford A. Lynch, "Institutional Repositories: Essential Infrastructure for Scholarship in the Digital Age" ARL, no. 226 (February 2003): 1-7)Institutional Repositories: Essential Infrastructure for Scholarship in the Digital Age

What is SUNScholar? Strategic objective of library: Support, develop and contribute to high-level scholarly publication output Full text central digital research repository of the University of Stellenbosch Provide open access where possible Digitally preserve research output

In recent years, our researchers have experienced unprecedented success with respect to the acquisition of external grants. With the privilege of being able to conduct research comes the responsibility to publish. It is pleasing, therefore, that our researchers are increasingly making their mark in the international literature. Even more satisfying is the mounting evidence that their research is positively influencing health policy and practice in South Africa and beyond.

Research Output Primary: – Research Articles, Chapters in Books, Books, Conference Proceedings, Theses, Dissertations Secondary: – Inaugural Addresses, Conference Presentations & Posters, Images, Audio- & Audiovisual Clips, Seminars/Open Lectures, Conferences, Experiments, Data sets, and many more!

Acknowledgement: bryonic-stem-cell.jpg bryonic-stem-cell.jpg Acknowledgement: ature=related ature=related

Links to full text in SUNScholar

Research Output Research Report System With links to full text Currently investigated

Top-Level Community: Health Sciences

Sub-Communities: Departments Customized per Faculty

Sub-Communities within Departments

5 most recent submissions listed on Collection home page

Benefits for Researchers Research preserved – even after you have left US Attracts researchers from other disciplines May lead to better funding opportunities Encourage dialogue between researchers Presents complete research profile Others can build on your research Easier to detect plagiarism

Verify discoveries, discard ones that could not be replicated, avoid duplication of effort, integrate various lines of research (David 1998) Research will be out in the open much sooner Scholars worldwide read the latest research and enter the global economic conversation

Vastly increases visibility, usage, impact of your research

Open Access Increases Citations

(Harnad, S 2009, ‘Mandates and metrics: how open repositories enable universities to manage, measure, and maximise their research assets)

BioMed Central's authors and editors discuss the benefits of open access publishing

Benefits for the Stellenbosch University Central archive/digital library of all SU research – most important asset Preserve all research for years to come Persistent URL’s All items – incl. full text pdf – fully searchable Require uploading on IR at no extra expense Increase research profile of SU even more Increase ranking on international lists of top universities

Our Commitment Negotiate for and provide server space Management on technical & operational level Maintain SUNScholar for the long term Add value (library cataloguers) Training & Support Marketing Advise on digital matters etc. Conduct surveys & research – state-of-the-art repository Register SUNScholar with other search engines & harvesters

Workflow Submit item Review item Edit metadata Available on IR Reject Notification to Submitter & Subscribers

Submission Process

Become part of SUNScholar …. Join our mailing list – Attend training sessions Collect full text of all research output Future: obtain permission for 2 nd copy on IR Copyright clearance Digitize if needed Register as a Submitter Submit in pdf Start populating Arts & Social Sciences on SUNScholar!

“The job of research is only half‐done if the results of that research cannot reach the widest audience.” ‐ Wellcome Trust ‐