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Open Access: Self-archiving and versions
A guide to self-archiving your research outputs and managing version control in relation to Open Access policies to expose your work available online.
Manual
Self-archiving is the practice of storing versions of your article, paper or other work in an online archive such as an institutional repository. It is not a substitute for publishing in scholarly journals but it is another route to help you maximise exposure to your work. Self-archiving is often referred to as ‘green’ open access.
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