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Alma Swan Key Perspectives Ltd Open Access Alma Swan Key Perspectives Ltd Key Perspectives Ltd

Why researchers publish their work Key Perspectives Ltd

Drivers to publish (or else perish) Impact on their field Who is measuring that? Governments (by RAE and allied assessment systems) Employers Funders Researchers themselves? Key Perspectives Ltd

How is it assessed? Journal impact factor Author’s individual impact Key Perspectives Ltd

Do they know about their own individual impact? Key Perspectives Ltd

Open access increases impact Citation rates for OA articles are up to five times greater Key Perspectives Ltd

Open access can be provided in two (or three) ways Publish research in open access journals (c1400 currently in publication) Deposit copies of peer-reviewed articles in institutional or subject-based archives (‘self-archiving’) Deposit copies of articles on personal or departmental website Key Perspectives Ltd

The 1296 respondents…. Carried out 1303 individual acts of self-archiving 631 individuals were involved (49% of total) Number of self-archiving acts per person is 2.1 Average number of S-A acts is 1.01 Key Perspectives Ltd

Time-series data Key Perspectives Ltd

UK picture 55 repositories currently running, mostly on Eprints software (Southampton University) 16 of 19 Russell Group universities 50% of the 1994 Group of universities Wellcome Foundation mandating from October 2005 RCUK statement expected late June Key Perspectives Ltd

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