0906 previous affiliation

Publishing work from a previous affiliation You carried out research at another university or institution before joining UU. You now wish to publish that work. Read on to find out what your options are regarding the use of:   Open access deals  Did you previously work at another university that had open access agreements with publishers? You will probably be able to make use

0802 edvol nwo

Edited volumes This information is for anyone involved in publication of an edited volume in the role of editor. Do you contribute as an author? Please select ‘book chapter’ as publication type.  NWO also makes open access mandatory for edited volumes. However, the conditions are less stringent: an open licence is not compulsory, and an embargo period of up to twelve

0403 other articles non-rrs

Other article types This category includes, for example; book reviews, contributions to reference works (such as handbooks, academic encyclopaedias or bibliographies), letters to the editor, commentaries, and (guest) editorials. These are often contributions made at the invitation of a journal or publisher, which makes it more difficult to choose an open access route. For example, you cannot simply submit your contribution to another

0402 other article type rrs

Other article types This category includes, for example; book reviews, contributions to reference works (such as handbooks, academic encyclopaedias or bibliographies), letters to the editor, commentaries, and (guest) editorials. These are often contributions made at the invitation of a journal or publisher, which makes it more difficult to choose an open access route. For example, you cannot simply submit your contribution to another

0401 other article type no funder

Other article types This category includes, for example: book reviews, contributions to reference works (such as handbooks, academic encyclopaedias or bibliographies), letters to the editor, commentaries, and (guest) editorials. These are often contributions made at the invitation of an editorial board, which makes it more difficult to choose your preferred open access route. For example, you cannot simply submit your contribution to