Publishing research

Open Access is the unrestricted sharing and re-using of publications such as journal articles, theses, books and research data. As a researcher, open access publishing can be advantageous: more visibility for your publication, your work being re-used, greater distribution to colleagues and an increased chance of being cited.

If you have been receiving research funding from one of the Plan S signatories, any scientific publications must be published in open access immediately, without embargo. Read how to comply with the conditions of Plan S. 

The Radboud Repository is a digital storage place where you can publish your research findings so that other people can also see them. 

When publishing and using or re-using an article, book or chapter from a book, copyright is always involved. Read about what you need to know about copyright, as a researcher.