Let's embrace open access and advance open science. The internet and open access make it possible for students and the public to benefit from the fruits of researchers' work extremely quickly and for free. Missing the latest books? Check out OAPEN first There are even more books here than in the DOAB (Directory of Open Access Books).
Open Access is not just about books, it's about millions of articles. Missing the latest articles? First check the DOAJ (Directory of Open Acess Journals). Here you will find over 10 million scientific articles in different languages. Interested not only in open access but also in open science? See what you can find on this topic on CORE, one of the largest open access repositories.
This year’s Open Access Weeks theme “Who Owns Our Knowledge?” asks a pointed question about the present moment and how, in a time of disruption, communities can reassert control over the knowledge they produce. Full list of events you can find in https://www.openaccessweek.org/.
