Getting to Grips with Green: investigating the contribution made by self-archiving at our institutions

Research Data, Northumbria; Hyland, Sarah S.; Gleghorn, Martin J. M.; McManus, Catherine Z.; Hetherington, Kelly

doi:10.25398/rd.northumbria.28955474.v1

Getting to Grips with Green: investigating the contribution made by self-archiving at our institutions

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posted on 2025-05-13, 10:55 authored by Northumbria Research DataNorthumbria Research Data, Sarah S. Hyland, Martin J. M. Gleghorn, Catherine Z. McManus, Kelly Hetherington

The Open Research team at Durham University are embarking on a project to learn more about researchers' attitudes towards and experiences of green open access. In this talk, they discuss why they decided to undertake this project, provide an analysis of the quantitative data they have already gathered from institutional repositories in North-East England and the trends that data reveals, and outline their methodology for the upcoming stages of their project.

This session took place online at 10am on Wednesday 26th March 2025, as part of the Universities for North East England (UNEE) Open Research Week 2025. The UNEE Group consists of the Universities of Durham, Newcastle, Northumbria, Sunderland and Teesside.

Catherine McManus, from Durham University Library, hosted the session.

The presenters are Sarah Hyland and Martin Gleghorn, both from Durham University Library.

The files consist of a recording of the presentation with video and audio, and a transcript in English.