IDAHO

IDentificAtion of hurdles to open access publishing for researchers with weak institutional ties - epistemic injustice in scientific publishing

The IDAHO project is a research project that aims at contributing to an inclusive, equitable and diverse open access publishing culture. For this purpose it investigates the difficulties and hurdles that researchers with weak institutional ties face in OA publishing. It will particularly focus on refugee researchers, researchers form small and private universities, researchers from non-governmental institutions (NGO), independent researchers, or those in the citizen science domain without sufficient institutional backing. In addition, it will examine the awareness of scientific publishers on existing burdens these researchers face in the pursuit of open access publishing. The ultimate objective of IDAHO is to derive a set of evidence-based recommendations for science policies and publishers, which could eliminate or mitigate identified burdens. 

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The IDAHO team will present a poster presentation at the Open Access Days in Cologne, happening from September 10-12, 2024.


We are looking for candidates to participate in qualitative interviews for the IDAHO project!


Tasks include supporting the transcription of interviews and editing the texts, publishing project updates on social media platforms, and supporting…


The IDAHO project will be presented at the NISO Plus 2024 Conference, which takes place on February 13-14, 2024 in Baltimore, MD. The talk entitled…


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