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ORCID at Oxford

Our official ORCID at Oxford site. What is an ORCID? How do you get one? Why should you bother?

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Bodleian copyright guide

Copyright is relevant whenever you are copying or sharing creative work. This guide helps you to understand copyright and its relevance to your work and study at the University of Oxford.

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Research Data Oxford

Our sister site, outlining all things research data.

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Open Science Framework (OSF)

The Open Science Framework (OSF) offers a complete platform for managing your research, from planning through to publication. OSF connects existing research support services into a research workflow. It also provides discovery tools to help find materials for research and integrate them.

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Think. Check. Submit.

Think. Check. Submit. helps researchers identify trusted journals and publishers for their research, through a range of tools and practical resources.

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Open access button - Version explainer

What is an accepted manuscript? What's a version of record. Use this tool to differentiate!

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Open access button - Direct2AAM

An overview of where to find your accepted manuscript in most publisher submission software.

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B!SON

B!SON is a tool to help you to find a suitable open access journal for your publication using semantic and bibliometric methods

Use the B!son tool

Open Access Directory

A compendium of simple factual lists about open access to science and scholarship, maintained by the open access community at large.

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