ORCID iD gives visibility to research outputs
The ORCID iD is an internationally recognized identification number that connects researchers to their research outputs. It can also be linked to the UZH Repository ZORA.
Open Access Week 2023 at UZH
During the International Open Access Week, academia around the world is focusing on scholarly communication. In this context, twenty UZH-projects that conduct open scholarship and make their research publicly accessible presented their work this year. An additional panel discussion between researchers, university management and research support put the spotlight on strategic and infrastructural issues and the future of the open access transformation.
Now Live: Modernized ClinicalTrials.gov Website
The ClinicalTrials.gov site provides access to a database of privately and publicly funded clinical studies conducted around the world. The site has been modernized to improve searching, viewing and downloading functionality.
New Open Access Journal on HOPE — Journal of Animal Law, Ethics and One Health (LEOH)
The Faculty of Law is pleased to announce the launch of LEOH, a new Open Access journal that will examine issues relating to animals as well as the One Health approach from a legal and ethical perspective.
Now available: Overview of Standards and Best Practices in Diamond Open Access Publishing
Overview of Standards and Best Practices in Diamond Open Access Publishing is now available.
Creative Commons licenses in a nutshell
As the copyright holder of a (scientific) work you can share it openly with a Creative Commons license. What are Creative Commons licenses?
“Energeia” now on HOPE
The Open-Access-Journal for linguistics and philosophy of language in Romance studies is now available on the open journal platform HOPE.
Easy to digest: Monthly event series on Open Science
Our new Lunch&Learn events offer an overview of various aspects of Open Science over lunch. The starting topic was the Open Science Policy of the UZH. To offer a simple and straightforward insight into open science topics: That’s the idea…