Open Access publishing programmes at Gdańsk University of Technology

A webinar dedicated to the topic of funding publications in the Open Access model at Gdańsk University of Technology. During the session, we will focus primarily on discussing the possibilities of covering APC (Article Processing Charges) costs resulting from license agreements concluded by Gdańsk University of Technology with individual publishers.

  • general presentation of Open Access publication funding programmes available to employees of Gdańsk University of Technology
  • rules and criteria for article eligibility set by individual publishers
  • tips on what to pay attention to during the publication process, along with a discussion of the most common issues encountered
 

Date: check upcoming training
Format: online
Language: Polish
Contact details: open-data@pg.edu.pl

Green Open Access – How to share publications in the MOST Wiedzy Repository

A webinar introducing the principles of publishing in Open Access via the so-called "green route" (Green OA), which allows authors to independently deposit their work online. During the session, we will discuss options for making an article published under a subscription model available free of charge by the author, and explain how to deposit your work in the MOST Wiedzy Open Access repository. Key topics:

  • main principles of Green OA – key definitions
  • self-archiving and publisher policies
  • overview and discussion of Creative Commons licenses
  • sharing your work in the MOST Wiedzy Open Access repository
 

Date: check upcoming training
Format: online
Language: Polish
Contact details: open-access@pg.edu.pl

Thesis online – a doctoral dissertation based on articles in the Bulletin of Public Information and repository

Training for PhD candidates who want to learn how to legally and effectively share their doctoral dissertation composed of a collection of scientific articles. During the training, participants will become familiar with the rules for making a doctoral dissertation available in the form of a set of published and thematically related scientific articles (so-called "stapled theses" or "compilation theses") in the Bulletin of Public Information (BIP) and in MOST Wiedzy repository. Topics covered include:

  • characteristics of "stapled theses"
  • rules for online sharing
  • overview of guidelines from selected publishers
 

Date: check upcoming training
Format: online
Language: English
Contact details: open-access@pg.edu.pl