Open Access Week
Open Access Week is Oct. 23 - 29. On Oct. 24, local and global scholars will discuss the importance of community-led open infrastructure. Learn more and attend the panel discussion.
In our Open Educational Resources panel discussion, learn how to reduce costs for students and educators.
International Open Access Week is October 24 - 28. The theme this year is “Open for Climate Justice.”
It’s part of a larger commitment from the National Science Foundation to strengthen coordination among researchers to advance fair data principles and open science practices.
The University Libraries’ three-year agreement with PLOS will help more CU Boulder authors publish their research articles open access.
The tool is an initiative from the Office of Faculty Affairs, the Office of Data Analytics and the University Libraries to connect new audiences with faculty works.
CU Boulder faculty and participating university presses can apply to receive funding from the libraries to fund an open access monograph publication through the Toward an Open Monograph Ecosystem (TOME) initiative.
Unlocking COVID-19 through Open Access is a video series produced by the University Libraries and the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship that highlights CU Boulder faculty and researchers using the open access publishing model
Learn how Shelly Miller, a professor of Mechanical Engineering at CU Boulder and faculty in the Environmental Engineering Program, is using the libraries' institutional repository CU Scholar to make her research on the transmission of SARS-CoV-2 through instruments available to the public during the pandemic.
The University Libraries and the Center for Research Data & Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) are excited to announce a new educational workshop mini-series for students and researchers interested in learning more about Open Access (OA) publishing.