Canadian Institutes of Health Research

Requirement

Canadian Institutes of Health Research requires Open Access Archiving

What to archive

Peer-reviewed publications

Publication version

When to archive

At the date of publication

Permitted Embargo

12 months

Where to archive

Archiving Conditions

Authors are encouraged to retain the copyright of their publications

Special Conditions

Alternatively authors may publish an article in a journal that is made open access after 12 months on the publishers website., Encouraged to retain key rights through the use of a publication addendum or inserting set text (see policy)

Requirement

Canadian Institutes of Health Research requires Open Access Publishing

Where to publish

Conditions

Costs of open access publishing should be included in funding applications

Effective for all current projects from:

1 January 2008

Effective for all new projects from:

1 January 2008

Earlier compliance encouraged.

Yes

Application scope

Applies to all fully or partly funded projects

Notes

Must acknowledge CIHR contributions in all peer-reviewed publications, quoting funding reference number

Policy Links

Requirement

Canadian Institutes of Health Research requires Open Data Archiving

Types of Data

Research Data

When to archive

Immediately after publication of results

Where to archive

Effective for all new projects from

1 January 2013

Special Conditions

Data to be deposited includes: bioinformatics, atomic and molecular co-ordinates, gene sequences, Original datasets must be retained for a minimum of 5 years

Policy links

ID

28

Date Created

5 September 2007 11:25:06 UTC

Last Modified

11 February 2021 18:07:48 UTC

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