[BOAI] Australian Open Access Support Group launches website

Iryna Kuchma iryna.kuchma at eifl.net
Fri Feb 22 07:52:03 GMT 2013


[Forwarded message from Danny Kingsley via GOAL mailing list]
  ANNOUNCEMENT:
 The Australian Open Access Support Group (AOASG) is pleased to announce
the launch of its website http://aoasg.org.au today, 22 February 2013.
 The group intends the site to be an authoritative location for all aspects
of the open access discussion in Australia. It contains information about
open access in Australia, including places to find open access materials,
links to open access resources, lists of research and writing about open
access in Australia and other useful links.
 The Australian Open Access Support Group (AOASG) exists to:

   - Provide an advocacy voice for open access to research in Australia.
   - Increase awareness of the importance of open access, and target
   advocacy to Australian research institutions, funders and the wider
   community.
   - Where appropriate to correspond with and advocate open access to
   publishers.
   - Share knowledge and experience and work collaboratively with groups in
   support of open access.
   - Be an Australian voice to interact with other international
   organisations.


 The AOASG has been founded by six Australian universities which have an
open access policy requiring published research outputs to be made
available: the Australian National University, Charles Sturt University,
Macquarie University, University of Newcastle, Queensland University of
Technology and Victoria University.

 The press release announcing the launch of AOASG on 22 October 2012 is
available here:
http://aoasg.org.au/news/MED_AOASGLaunch-PressRelease_20121022/


 *Dr Danny Kingsley*

Executive Officer, Australian Open Access Support Group (AOASG)

E: danny.kingsley at anu.edu.au

T: +612 6125 6839
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