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Open Access Button
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OA Button
The Open Access Button is a browser bookmarklet which registers when people hit a paywall to an academic article and cannot access it. It is…
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2019
2019
Open Access Button
Michael Rodriguez
Technical Services Quarterly
2019
Corpus ID: 86783921
2018
2018
Open Access Browser Plug-ins
Eleta Exline
2018
Corpus ID: 227522654
2018
2018
Using the open access button: avoid paywalls, request research
C. Daoutis
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Maria de Montserrat Rodriguez-Marquez
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Charlotte Barton
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Moray Bennet
2018
Corpus ID: 69216649
This resource explains the principles behind the Open Access button and offers advice on citing and using open articles. A video…
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2017
2017
Towards the consolidation of an infrastructure for Green Open Access: Interview to Open Access Button
Joseph McArthur
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C. Bowley
2017
Corpus ID: 114119220
In 2013, Open Access Button co-founders, Joseph McArthur and David Carroll, were both undergraduate students in the United…
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2016
2016
FORCE 2016 Open Access Button Poster
Bowley Chealsye
2016
Corpus ID: 185760017
2014
2014
Open Access Button
Αλεξάνδρα Γιαννοπούλου
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A. Giannopoulou
2014
Corpus ID: 111812452
2014
2014
Open Access Button Workshop
P. Andrews
2014
Corpus ID: 107445443
2013
2013
The Open Access Button: It’s time we capture individual moments of paywall injustice and turn them into positive change.
D. Carroll
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Joseph McArthur
2013
Corpus ID: 149037520
In this post, David Carroll and Joseph McArthur, medical and pharmacology students at Queen’s University and University College…
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2009
2009
Creation of Ovalbumin Based Scaffolds for Bone Tissue Regeneration
G. Farrar
2009
Corpus ID: 29437946
Bio-based materials are a viable alternative to synthetic materials for tissue engineering. Although many bio-based materials…
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2003
2003
Safety and Comfort Using DOAS
S. Mumma
2003
Corpus ID: 40528314
S.A. Mumma Recent cases of workers exposed to anthrax have caused the building industry to reevaluate the way building HVAC…
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