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@ngisargasso@fosstodon.org  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
NGI Sargasso
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@ngisargasso@fosstodon.org  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
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Lozana Rossenova
Lozana Rossenova
@lozross@post.lurk.org  ·  activity timestamp last month
Lozana Rossenova
Lozana Rossenova
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OpenAIRE
OpenAIRE
@OpenAIRE@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
There is no specific rule of where to put the Rights Retention Statement. You can: (1) add it in the first page of the article; (2) add it in the acknowledgment section; (3) add it in the message to the editor accompanying your article (cover letter). Keep the statement from the initial submission up to the final version. Keep a copy of the succsessive versions of your manuscript that have the licence notice, and achive any discusssion with the publisher to ensure you can prove you retained your rights during the whole process. Go the extra step: (1) add the text "CC BY 4.0" or "Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence"; and (2) add the CC BY logo to your manuscript on all versions, from submission to the final peer-reviewed version. Recommendations based on "Implementing the rights retention strategy to scientific publications - Guide to researchers" from the French Ministy of Higher Education and Research (2022)
There is no specific rule of where to put the Rights Retention Statement. You can: (1) add it in the first page of the article; (2) add it in the acknowledgment section; (3) add it in the message to the editor accompanying your article (cover letter). Keep the statement from the initial submission up to the final version. Keep a copy of the succsessive versions of your manuscript that have the licence notice, and achive any discusssion with the publisher to ensure you can prove you retained your rights during the whole process. Go the extra step: (1) add the text "CC BY 4.0" or "Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence"; and (2) add the CC BY logo to your manuscript on all versions, from submission to the final peer-reviewed version. Recommendations based on "Implementing the rights retention strategy to scientific publications - Guide to researchers" from the French Ministy of Higher Education and Research (2022)
There is no specific rule of where to put the Rights Retention Statement. You can: (1) add it in the first page of the article; (2) add it in the acknowledgment section; (3) add it in the message to the editor accompanying your article (cover letter). Keep the statement from the initial submission up to the final version. Keep a copy of the succsessive versions of your manuscript that have the licence notice, and achive any discusssion with the publisher to ensure you can prove you retained your rights during the whole process. Go the extra step: (1) add the text "CC BY 4.0" or "Distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence"; and (2) add the CC BY logo to your manuscript on all versions, from submission to the final peer-reviewed version. Recommendations based on "Implementing the rights retention strategy to scientific publications - Guide to researchers" from the French Ministy of Higher Education and Research (2022)
OpenAIRE
OpenAIRE
@OpenAIRE@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
To comply with the Open Access to publications requirements in Horizon Europe, you need to upload a version of your manuscript on a trusted and ready-for-compliance repository. In doubt upload on Zenodo, which is compliant. If you upload the Author Accepted Manuscript on another repository first, and then on Zenodo to comply with the policy: (1) Deposit on the subject-specific or institutional repository to get attributed a DOI; (2) Deposit on Zenodo and under the section "Do you already have a DOI for this upload?" select "Yes, I already have one" and add the DOI created by your repository; (3) Fill-in all the fields as much as possible on Zenodo; (4) Don't forget to link back to the Version of Record by adding its DOI in the "Related works" section, select "Is version of", and fill-in the DOI of the publisher.
To comply with the Open Access to publications requirements in Horizon Europe, you need to upload a version of your manuscript on a trusted and ready-for-compliance repository. In doubt upload on Zenodo, which is compliant. If you upload the Author Accepted Manuscript on another repository first, and then on Zenodo to comply with the policy: (1) Deposit on the subject-specific or institutional repository to get attributed a DOI; (2) Deposit on Zenodo and under the section "Do you already have a DOI for this upload?" select "Yes, I already have one" and add the DOI created by your repository; (3) Fill-in all the fields as much as possible on Zenodo; (4) Don't forget to link back to the Version of Record by adding its DOI in the "Related works" section, select "Is version of", and fill-in the DOI of the publisher.
To comply with the Open Access to publications requirements in Horizon Europe, you need to upload a version of your manuscript on a trusted and ready-for-compliance repository. In doubt upload on Zenodo, which is compliant. If you upload the Author Accepted Manuscript on another repository first, and then on Zenodo to comply with the policy: (1) Deposit on the subject-specific or institutional repository to get attributed a DOI; (2) Deposit on Zenodo and under the section "Do you already have a DOI for this upload?" select "Yes, I already have one" and add the DOI created by your repository; (3) Fill-in all the fields as much as possible on Zenodo; (4) Don't forget to link back to the Version of Record by adding its DOI in the "Related works" section, select "Is version of", and fill-in the DOI of the publisher.
Lozana Rossenova
Lozana Rossenova
@lozross@post.lurk.org  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago
Harald Klinke
Harald Klinke
@HxxxKxxx@det.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
A document titled "Statement of Intent on Open Research Europe," outlining the commitment of various public research funding bodies and organizations to develop an open access publishing platform. It emphasizes collaboration with the European Commission, aims for equity and transparency in research publishing, and outlines
A document titled "Statement of Intent on Open Research Europe," outlining the commitment of various public research funding bodies and organizations to develop an open access publishing platform. It emphasizes collaboration with the European Commission, aims for equity and transparency in research publishing, and outlines
A document titled "Statement of Intent on Open Research Europe," outlining the commitment of various public research funding bodies and organizations to develop an open access publishing platform. It emphasizes collaboration with the European Commission, aims for equity and transparency in research publishing, and outlines
Harald Klinke
Harald Klinke
@HxxxKxxx@det.social  ·  activity timestamp 4 months ago
A document titled "Statement of Intent on Open Research Europe," outlining the commitment of various public research funding bodies and organizations to develop an open access publishing platform. It emphasizes collaboration with the European Commission, aims for equity and transparency in research publishing, and outlines
A document titled "Statement of Intent on Open Research Europe," outlining the commitment of various public research funding bodies and organizations to develop an open access publishing platform. It emphasizes collaboration with the European Commission, aims for equity and transparency in research publishing, and outlines
A document titled "Statement of Intent on Open Research Europe," outlining the commitment of various public research funding bodies and organizations to develop an open access publishing platform. It emphasizes collaboration with the European Commission, aims for equity and transparency in research publishing, and outlines
European Commission
European Commission
@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
katzenberger
katzenberger
@katzenberger@tldr.nettime.org  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
European Commission
European Commission
@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
Kit 🔻
Kit 🔻
@onrust@infosec.exchange  ·  activity timestamp 6 months ago
84. The European Commission’s Horizon Europe programme actively facilitates collaboration with Israeli institutions, including those complicit in apartheid and genocide. Since 2014, the European Commission has granted over €2.12 billion ($2.4 billion) to Israeli entities,305 including the Ministry of Defense,306 while European academic institutions both benefit from and reinforce this entanglement. The Technical University of Munich receives €198.5 million ($218 million) in EC Horizon funding,307 including €11.47 million ($12.6 million) for 22 collaborations with Israeli partners, military and tech firms.308 The University and Israel Aerospace Industries receive €792,795.75 ($868,416) to jointly develop, with other participants, green hydrogen refuelling,309 technology relevant to Israel Aerospace Industries (...)
84. The European Commission’s Horizon Europe programme actively facilitates collaboration with Israeli institutions, including those complicit in apartheid and genocide. Since 2014, the European Commission has granted over €2.12 billion ($2.4 billion) to Israeli entities,305 including the Ministry of Defense,306 while European academic institutions both benefit from and reinforce this entanglement. The Technical University of Munich receives €198.5 million ($218 million) in EC Horizon funding,307 including €11.47 million ($12.6 million) for 22 collaborations with Israeli partners, military and tech firms.308 The University and Israel Aerospace Industries receive €792,795.75 ($868,416) to jointly develop, with other participants, green hydrogen refuelling,309 technology relevant to Israel Aerospace Industries (...)
84. The European Commission’s Horizon Europe programme actively facilitates collaboration with Israeli institutions, including those complicit in apartheid and genocide. Since 2014, the European Commission has granted over €2.12 billion ($2.4 billion) to Israeli entities,305 including the Ministry of Defense,306 while European academic institutions both benefit from and reinforce this entanglement. The Technical University of Munich receives €198.5 million ($218 million) in EC Horizon funding,307 including €11.47 million ($12.6 million) for 22 collaborations with Israeli partners, military and tech firms.308 The University and Israel Aerospace Industries receive €792,795.75 ($868,416) to jointly develop, with other participants, green hydrogen refuelling,309 technology relevant to Israel Aerospace Industries (...)
Kit 🔻
Kit 🔻
@onrust@infosec.exchange  ·  activity timestamp 6 months ago
84. The European Commission’s Horizon Europe programme actively facilitates collaboration with Israeli institutions, including those complicit in apartheid and genocide. Since 2014, the European Commission has granted over €2.12 billion ($2.4 billion) to Israeli entities,305 including the Ministry of Defense,306 while European academic institutions both benefit from and reinforce this entanglement. The Technical University of Munich receives €198.5 million ($218 million) in EC Horizon funding,307 including €11.47 million ($12.6 million) for 22 collaborations with Israeli partners, military and tech firms.308 The University and Israel Aerospace Industries receive €792,795.75 ($868,416) to jointly develop, with other participants, green hydrogen refuelling,309 technology relevant to Israel Aerospace Industries (...)
84. The European Commission’s Horizon Europe programme actively facilitates collaboration with Israeli institutions, including those complicit in apartheid and genocide. Since 2014, the European Commission has granted over €2.12 billion ($2.4 billion) to Israeli entities,305 including the Ministry of Defense,306 while European academic institutions both benefit from and reinforce this entanglement. The Technical University of Munich receives €198.5 million ($218 million) in EC Horizon funding,307 including €11.47 million ($12.6 million) for 22 collaborations with Israeli partners, military and tech firms.308 The University and Israel Aerospace Industries receive €792,795.75 ($868,416) to jointly develop, with other participants, green hydrogen refuelling,309 technology relevant to Israel Aerospace Industries (...)
84. The European Commission’s Horizon Europe programme actively facilitates collaboration with Israeli institutions, including those complicit in apartheid and genocide. Since 2014, the European Commission has granted over €2.12 billion ($2.4 billion) to Israeli entities,305 including the Ministry of Defense,306 while European academic institutions both benefit from and reinforce this entanglement. The Technical University of Munich receives €198.5 million ($218 million) in EC Horizon funding,307 including €11.47 million ($12.6 million) for 22 collaborations with Israeli partners, military and tech firms.308 The University and Israel Aerospace Industries receive €792,795.75 ($868,416) to jointly develop, with other participants, green hydrogen refuelling,309 technology relevant to Israel Aerospace Industries (...)
NGI Outreach Office
NGI Outreach Office
@ngi@social.ngi.eu  ·  activity timestamp 7 months ago
F-Droid
F-Droid
@fdroidorg@floss.social  ·  activity timestamp 7 months ago