The Geneva Graduate Institute Repository: Archiving our Scientific Heritage
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Poster presenting the Geneva Graduate Institute repository for International Open Access Week 2025. Based on previous versions, and in part on previous work by the University of Geneva Library (Bibliothèque de l'Université de Genève, CC BY-SA 2023).
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•Send us your accepted manuscripts •Let us publish them under the rules and licenses set by your publishers KATHRYN & SHELBY CULLOM DAVIS LIBRARY [email protected] Guillaume Pasquier & Catherine Brendow, 2025 This document is partly adapted from UNIGE Library, CC BY-SA 2023. It is shared under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10047539 •Records all the works published by our researchers •Preserves our collective intellectual production •Shares publication details on the Institute’s website •Allows closed or restricted access as well as embargoes What it does For all your OA questions, Ask a Librarian! [email protected] •All publication types: articles, books, book chapters, reports, theses, etc. •All versions: preprints, working papers, accepted manuscripts, published versions, etc. •Over 19’000 records, including over 3400 public-access documents: Key repository facts •The number of published articles is stable •The share of open access has increased until 2023, but stalled in 2024 (147, >80%) •Most open access publications were achieved in hybrid journals through read & publish agreements •We should focus more on green open access Articles from our researchers https://repository.graduateinstitute.ch What you should do •Our librarians will include an open access manuscript with the record whenever possible •This gives easier access to your publications, increasing their visibility, and fulfils your obligations towards your funder’s open access mandate •Contents are indexed in Google Scholar, Unpaywall, and Swisscovery, increasing your works’ accessibility Green Open Access The Geneva Graduate Institute Repository Archiving our scientific heritage Open access statistics: Unpaywall