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The library will compensate researchers’ their OA fees when publishing in pure Open Access journals. 
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Over the past three weeks we have been sharing via Twitter our top 10 open access journal articles for 2017. The methodology and selection criteria we used to identify these 10 articles were described in a previous blog post earlier in the month. For convenience and for those who missed the individual Twitter posts this follow up blog post provides relevant links and descriptions for all 10 articles.
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Publishers have reacted to open access mandates by offering hybrid “Open” options through Article Processing Charges. Ernesto Priego digs into the data released by the Wellcome Trust on the highest...
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Paperity: the 1st multidisciplinary aggregator of Open Access journals & papers. Free fulltext PDF articles from hundreds of disciplines, all in one place
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Cameron Neylon has published a discussion document for the benefit of the European Commission on best practice in enabling content mining for open access publishers. The document is now available on the PLOS Opens blog and the full text has been reproduce below:
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SCOAP 3 Open Access For HEP Starts January 1 2014
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CORE, a global aggregator of full text open access scientific content from repositories and journals, has been growing at a fast pace over the last few months. As of May 2018, CORE has aggregated over 131 million article metadata records, 93 million abstracts, 11 million hosted and validated full texts and over 78 million direct links to research papers hosted on other websites. Our dataset of full text papers has reached 49TB. CORE is a jointly run service between the Open University and Jisc.
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Update on the percentage of #openaccess journals that charge no fees.
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If the public pays for most science, why aren't the results published in journals that are open to all, asks Dan Marovitz.
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Online Library Of World-Wide Open Access Journals - Community help for your research, and a learning path to deepen your knowledge
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Times Higher Education Open access: report suggests funders 'could set threshold' for hybrid fees Times Higher Education The report, commissioned by a group of funders including the Wellcome Trust, Research Councils UK, Jisc and Research Libraries...
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Supporters of open-access journals and massive open online courses have been quick to label their initiatives disruptive, but a recent analysis by a York University professor suggests only one of them has the potential to spark considerable change, while the other is likely to remain an alternative alongside traditional offerings. Read more: http://www.insidehighered.com/news/2013/10/24/analysis-suggests-moocs-will-be-more-disruptive-open-access-journals#ixzz2ikMdSdCf Inside Higher Ed
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