#openaccessweek

Thank you for celebrating International #OpenAccessWeek with us! We hope you were able to learn about the many different #OpenAccess options available from #IEEE. The topics covered during the week can be found here: 🔗 #OAWeek #OAWeek2026 #OAWeek26

💡 Did you know BiblioSuite helps publishers manage open-access books and journals? 🎥 Watch @BloomsburyBooks' presentation to find out how they're making open-access publishing more efficient and scalable: #OpenAccessWeek

Edited by @jwyg & @martin_eve, Reassembling Scholarly Communications shows that #oa does not exist in a technological or policy vacuum; there are complex social, political, cultural, philosophical, and economic implications. #ReadOA: #openaccessweek

As #OpenAccessWeek comes to a close, don't forget to sign up for our Voracious Reader newsletter to stay informed of our new OA releases monthly. Select "free ebooks" on this form to sign up!

In 1929, Alexander Fleming published his paper outlining the antibacterial properties of penicillin, and paved the way for a new era of antibiotics. Read the Nobel Prize laureate's full article online: #OpenAccessWeek

Fancy a bit of light reading? We've put #StephenHawking's 1966 PhD thesis online to celebrate #openaccessweek

You may be wondering why we care about giving everybody access to U-M dissertations. For #OpenAccessWeek, here's "Why making U-M dissertations freely available online matters to the general public":

A moment of big gratitude for all involved at @matteringpress for #OpenAccessWeek2021. Such an inspiring labour of love and gathering of #openaccess STS books. Please donate/support if you can! #OpenAccessWeek #OAWeek #OAWeek21 #OpenAccessWeek21

We are very proud to announce our launch. Please support us in whatever way you can #firstfourbooks #OpenAccess #STS

We're celebrating #OAWeek! 📊 40,500+ free publications. From jobs to education, health to infrastructure. That's our open knowledge in numbers, and it keeps growing. Search, download, share. 🔗 #OpenAccessWeek

Take a look at a selection of articles published by this year's Nobel Laureates, now free to access in celebration of their work. #Openaccessweek

In 1929, Alexander Fleming published his paper outlining the antibacterial properties of penicillin, and began the era of antibiotics. Read the Nobel Prize laureate's full article online: #OpenAccessWeek

Our free open access textbook Getting Started with dartRverse is out! 🧬📖 It's a self-paced, hands-on guide to working with genetic data in R, with worked examples, exercises and podcasts. #OpenAccessWeek #rstats #popgen

Authors in a recent survey asked us: 'Should I use a preprint server? And will BMJ journals accept my paper if I do?' Do you share the same concern? Watch this short video to find the answer📽️ 👇 #OpenAccessWeek #oaweek

‘Almost half’ of recent research papers now #OpenAccess. #oaweek #openaccessweek #OAWeek17

As a supporter of #openaccess, we are celebrating this year's #OpenAccessWeek by promoting the benefits and sharing the main concerns authors have when publishing using this route. Find out how we address those concerns: ⬇️

Calorie restriction as an intervention in ageing #OpenAccess #OpenAccessWeek

Have you read our updated guide on Research Data Management? It aims to further harmonise policies for researchers, funders, universities, and the updated edition includes a dedicated section for reviewers. #ResearchData #OpenAccessWeek #OAWeek

IEEE joins in the celebration of International #OpenAccessWeek! IEEE has more author options than ever, now featuring more than 25 fully #openaccess journals. Learn about all the information that will be highlighted throughout the week: #OAWeek

In 1929, Alexander Fleming published his paper outlining the antibacterial properties of penicillin, and began the era of antibiotics. Read the Nobel Prize laureate's full article online: #OpenAccessWeek

Join the IUM Library Team for Open Access Week 2026 under the theme “The Cost of Knowledge.” 29 October 2026 | 15:00–17:00
Tunana Building, Hall 2 #OpenAccessWeek #TheCostOfKnowledge