“The Open Science Framework (OSF) is a free, open source project management tool developed and maintained by the Center for Open Science. The OSF can help scholars manage their workflow, organize their materials, and share all or part of a project with the broader research community”. OSF is a platform to deposit pre-prints in different… Read More »
Sherpa Romeo is an online resource that aggregates and presents publisher and journal open access policies from around the world. It is highly recommended to check publishers’ policies and licenses when depositing a published version (Version of Record) or Author Accepted Manuscript (AAM) papers to a repository. https://v2.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/search.html There is guide available here: https://v2.sherpa.ac.uk/romeo/resources/user-guide.pdf
The journal browser provides quick insight into which journals a KNAW researcher can publish open access at no extra cost (which has been bought off in the KNAW-wide license). The agreements with Cambridge University Press, Elsevier, Springer and Wiley that the KNAW have been processed in the journal browser. You always have both reading and… Read More »
Voor het registreren van één persoon met meer dan één affiliaties (twee affiliaties of meer) is alleen één account maar met 2 affiliaties en met verschillende start- en einddatum nodig in Pure. Interne affiliaties(binnen KNAW): Voor onderzoekers die bijvoorbeeld eerst bij het IISG en daarna bij het NIOD werken, worden de publicaties met IISG-affiliatie geregistreerd… Read More »
Er zijn twee manieren om pre-prints te registreren in Pure: Pre-print template te gerbruiken: Twee records een voor echt publicatie en andre record voor pre-prints maken. Maak een relatie tussen deze twee. Research output: Working paper/discussion paper › Preprint › Scientific In Pure, is er een mogelijkheid om import van pre-prints servers (zoals ArXiv, MedRxiv, BioRxiv, SSRN) te gebruiken: Research… Read More »
Pure (the KNAW research information system) was upgraded to the latest release (5.21.2) on August 9, 2021. The new Pure portal (https://pure.knaw.nl/) offers a rich overview of the institutes, collaborations, various research products and activities, research topics (Fingerprints) and profiles of researchers. To increase the visibility of both the institute and the researchers, it is… Read More »
What is Pure? Pure is the research information management system of KNAW. It provides a central point of access to the research related information of all KNAW research institutes. It is very efficient to sustainably maintain and manage research information related to all KNAW institutes in one central place for making relevant reports that support decision and to… Read More »
Go to Pure: https://pure.knaw.nl/ Follow these steps: Go to Master data and click on Persons, Click on the Add filter button and select the following filters: Select Organisations and search the name of your institute and select it and choose Selected and all underlying organisations if applicable, Select Associated user and choose With associated user,… Read More »
Shared content in Pure are Journals, Publishers, External Organizations, External Persons, Events. These contents are shared among all the KNAW institutes. Therefore it is very important to know that any changes affect the content of all institutes. There are lots of shared content in Pure that needs to be approved. The following steps help to… Read More »
Go to Pure: https://pure.knaw.nl/ Follow these steps: Go to Master data and click on Users, Click on the Add filter button, Select Organisational unit, Search the name of your institute and select it, Check the list of users and decide whether to keep or remove them, click on the user name, among others check the… Read More »