Category Archives: open access

Open Journal Matcher is here

By Mark Eaton | Published: June 16, 2020

I’m very pleased to let you know about a project I’m releasing today, the Open Journal Matcher. It’s a resource for people looking to find a suitable journal for their work. Paste in a draft abstract and see the best matching open access journals! Open Journal Matcher uses a natural language processing library called spaCy […]

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Friday thoughts on greenOA

By Mark Eaton | Published: December 28, 2018

As Kingsborough’s representative for CUNY Academic Works, our university’s institutional repository, I help faculty share their publications freely and openly online. This is useful work, because it increases the visibility of their work, and allows many people around the world to access scholarship that might otherwise have been unavailable to them. The institutional repository provides […]

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