On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Jan Velterop wrote [on the Subject: Re: Draft Policy for Self-Archiving University Research Output]:
[jv]> Institutions, and funding bodies, asserting their right to compel [jv]> open access publication (be it in open access journals or on [jv]> institutional archives or ideally both, for maximum impact) of any [jv]> research supported by them would be the singlemost effective step [jv]> towards the success of open access, to the benefit of science, the [jv]> researchers themselves, the institutions and funding agencies, and [jv]> society as a whole. Are there any examples of granting agencies which currently require open access publication of research for which they provided the majority of support? Jim Till University of Toronto
