Answered By: Library Services
Last Updated: Mar 18, 2024     Views: 108

  1. Search Discover
    • Use the Open Access filter on the left hand side on the results page
    • Open Access content indexed in Discover will be identified with an orange open padlock 
    • Select the full text link
  1. Use the Database Search to search databases: Overton, Cochrane and CORE Overton - Supporting Overton as a citation database of policy documents, parliamentary transcripts, government guidance and think-tank research
    Cochrane for Higher Education – includes high-quality information to make health decisions
    CORE -  A not-for-profit aggregator of OA research papers, repositories and journals

          

  1. Use Unpaywall to link to content from over 50,000 publishers and repositories.  Consider installing the browser extensions for LibKey and Unpaywall to highlight OA material (within and) beyond LJMU subscriptions, including other institutions repositories following the steps in the Library FAQ

See the links below for more information:

What Open Access services do LJMU support for publishing?               

What Open Access content is indexed in Discover? 

What is LJMU’s commitment to Open Access? 

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