dr. N.R. Loorbach (Nicole)

When you publish your research results open access, anyone with an Internet connection can read it free of charge. The peer-review process is the same as for traditional publishing, but the author – and not the publisher – is the copyright holder and gets to decide how to share the article after it is published. These advantages of open-access publishing increase your work's visibility, downloads, citations, and impact.

For future publications, please check out the UT Journal Browser. It lets you search for terms in journal title and scope, and select journals based on costs for open-access publishing. As a submitting UT author, you can now publish open access immediately and at no cost in over 20.000 scientific journals.

For more information, visit www.utwente.nl/openaccess.

Please don't hesitate to contact me (open-access@utwente.nl) if you have any questions at all about open-access publishing.

Kind regards,
Nicole

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• Library, ICT-Services & Archive (LISA), Embedded Information Services (EIS)