Open access

Researchers are expected to produce one or more scientific outputs relating to a work package or task. These outputs may be in the form of drafts, submitted materials or published work. Researchers must upload their manuscripts to an open-access repository as soon as possible after publication, unless the publisher has imposed an embargo. Gold open access publications on a publisher's website should also be made available in a green open access repository. The Journal Checker Tool allow you to validate that the journal you aim at publishing with complies with the European Commission Horizon Europe Framework programme.

Examples of open access publications

• Open Research Europe (ORE): publishing platform of the European Commission
• Directory of Open Access Journals

Institutional open access repositories 

• ETH Zurich Repository for Publications and Research Data
• London School of Economics Research Online
• Oxford University Research Archive 
• Repozitář publikační činnosti Univerzita Karlova
• Università degli Studi di Milano - Archivio Istituzionale della Ricerca

Examples of open access repositories 

• The open electronic repository of your institution (ask your librarian for further information)
• Zenodo: a digital library for open publication and data
• AgEcon
• HAL
• RePec: Research Papers in Economics
• Social Science Research Network e-Librar
• arXiv

Resources for open data

• FAIR data: guidelines to implement FAIR data principles
• DMPonline: create, review, and share data management plans
• Data Stewardship Wizard: data management plans for research projects