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So far we have managed to speak to 764 researchers about data sharing requirements (the numbers continue to grow). ... Many Cambridge researchers have raised questions about sharing data from collaborations – with concern that non-UK partners who do

their funder requirements by uploading their manuscripts to our institutional repository, Apollo, without needing to apply an embargo. ... in the first year of the Wellcome Trust rights retention requirement in the absence of an institutional policy.

This is partly explained by the University of Cambridge’s requirement for PhD students to upload their theses from 1. ... with their funder requirements.

While all research is potentially affected by the HEFCE requirement to make work available, the route preferred is through placing a copy in a repository. ... Academic freedom. The discussion several times touched on the broader issue of the government

In the blog HEFCE identified the key issues in meeting OA requirements as:. ... The most challenging part of the COAF policy is the Europe PMC deposit requirement.

The advocacy for RDM at Cambridge started as ‘Open Data’ requirements, which led many researchers to believe that RDM is yet another requirement to comply with and that it was only ... requirements for research data management and sharing as a

As Jessica Gardner discussed on this blog, our collective ambition is to negotiate a Read-and-Publish deal with Elsevier that meets the sector’s requirements on costs and open access. ... meet our requirements.

In light of the growing requirements for open access publications, there should be better financial provisions to support researchers from universities and funding bodies.

In order to do this we have had to learn more in depth about open access requirements and Research Councils’ funder requirements. ... This has involved researching and interpreting the REF 2021 requirements for open access to disseminate effectively to

Appreciated that we were walked through the process and implications of funding requirements”.

This way, they will fulfil their funder requirement without having to pay a penny.

So far we have managed to speak to 764 researchers about data sharing requirements (the numbers continue to grow). ... Many Cambridge researchers have raised questions about sharing data from collaborations – with concern that non-UK partners who do

Meeting these requirements is a major task for the University, and one it has tried to make as simple as possible for researchers. ... that their chosen repository meets the requirements set out in this policy.” And this is the crunch point.

Repositories, preprint servers – what’s the difference? Firstly, this policy legitimises preprint servers (likeand many more) and allows authors to use these systems without needing to worry about technical requirements. ... Individuals depositing

requirements. But getting researchers to visit www.openaccess.cam.ac.uk and engage with the service is proving to be a challenge.

Initially, expenditure was slow which allowed the Open Access Team to maintain a healthy balance that could guarantee funding for almost any paper which met a few basic requirements. ... meet requirements of REF 2021 open access policy and the post by

The initial requirement was to deliver a training on research data management to their local communities.

Michael said that it is worth thinking about data sharing at the project planning stage because different types of data have different requirements.

The Open Access Team will continue to advise on the best course of action to meet funder requirements, but we may not always be able to pay APCs. ... Initially, expenditure was slow which allowed the Open Access Team to maintain a healthy balance that

Early career researchers are, or should be, advised about requirements in attributing work to others that have not contributed, as well as a good understanding of plagiarism and ethical conduct.