Genome Canada

Requirement

Genome Canada requires Open Access Archiving

What to archive

Peer-reviewed publications

Publication version

When to archive

At the date of publication

Permitted Embargo

6 months

Where to archive

Named Repositories

Special Conditions

If journal does not offer open access itself, it must allow self-archiving of peer-reviewed manuscript in open access institutional repository within 6 months of publication or less

Requirement

Genome Canada encourages Open Access Publishing

Where to publish

Effective for all current projects from:

1 January 2017

Effective for all new projects from:

1 January 2017

Application scope

Applies to all fully or partly funded projects

Notes

Policy does not apply to monographs and book chapters, but Genome Canada encourages authors of these types of publications to strive for open access as soon as possible.

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Requirement

Genome Canada requires Open Data Archiving

Types of Data

When to archive

Immediately after publication of results

Where to archive

Effective for all new projects from

1 January 2017

Effective for all current projects from

1 January 2017

Special Conditions

Genome Canada encourages rapid prepublication data release and requires data availability at the time data is referenced in a publication., Genome Canada recognizes publication as a vehicle for data release and, at a minimum, expects data to be released and shared no later than the original publication date of the main findings from any datasets, See policy for list of data repositories

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ID

212

Date Created

16 June 2008 14:20:42 UTC

Last Modified

11 February 2021 18:07:53 UTC

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