, , ^>L. \^^\. Open Access Guide Information Last Jul 26, 2015 Guide Index Updated: O en Access at Mac uarie Universi Whatis O en Access? Guide htt inib uides. in .edu. au/O en Access URL: O en Access Resources ^!^ mac uane universi Tags researchonline, Contact Us 9. ^S. RSS: Subscribe to U dates via RSS Open Access at Macquarie University I This guide is brought to you by: . MACQUARIE --'-- University (-\ SVDN EV . AUSTRALIA Mac uarie Universit ResearchOnline I - . I Open Access @ Macquarie University ' Mac uarie Universit ResearchOnline is Macquarie University's open access digital collection. I It is designed to promote globalIy, preserve locally and provide open access to the research and scholarly output I of Macquarie University's staff, students and affiliates. I To find out more about ResearchOnline please see the links below: . Copyrightlnformation htl://WWW. researchonline. in .edu. au/vital/access/inaria er/Co ri ht \.-) Contributing to Macquarie University ResearchOnline Macquarie University ResearchOnline is designed to show case the research and scholarly outputs of the I University. Staff, students and affiliates of the University are invited to contribute their research publications and , works to the repository. The Collection Develo merit Guidelines provides guidelines on the material which is I eligible for inclusion within the repository. I Depositing Your Work I To deposit your work please: . Consult the Collection Management Policy prior to depositing. ; . Email your request to deposit and send a copy of your publication to repository staff at researchonline in edu. au I . Provide any information that you may have about the copyright permissions associated with your work, e. g. copyright ownership or permissions. What Will Repository Staff Do For You? , , , I: Repository staff will: . Verify the copyright permissions associated with your publication, etc, on your behalf. Verify and include the citation/publication details of your work within the repository. Convert any Ms Word filers to PDF format Of required and appropriate) for storage and access within the repository. Expose your publication in the repository to make it available to the global research community and discoverable via the Internet, e. g. Google, Google Scholar, etc. Abide by and manage any embargos associated with your publication or work . , _. _.__.. I Macquarie University - Open Access Policy Purpose To provide equitable, world-wide access to the scholarly and research output of Macquarie University. Overview Scholarly research is one of Macquarie's most important contributions to society. The free eXchange of information is a bedrock academic value, one that is supported by taking an open access approach to the dissemination of the outputs of scholarship and research. An open access approach means that these outputs are made available online and world-wide, free of charge and free of most other access restrictions. i r chsu onsthefundamental rinciles of the Mac uarieUniversit Ethics Statement andtheSenate Statement on Academic Freedom. The open access approach also enables Macquarie University authors to meetthe requirements offunding dies e. Australian Research Council and National Health and Medical Research Council, to make the results of their research publicly accessible. The outputs of scholarship and research are collected as part of the University's research management processes. These outputs will now be stored and made accessible through the Macquarie University Digital Repository - Mac uarie Universit ResearchOnline. In addition to maximising access to Macquarie research, this policy also supports more effective storage of these outputs in perpetuity and assists in promoting Macquarie's research around the world. Readthe full o11c . Open Access Publications from Macquarie University ResearchOnline A selection of publications that have been made open access through Macquarie University ResearchOnline: OStafe, A. & Shparlinski, I. E. (2012). Exponential sums over points of elliptic curves with reciprocals of primes. Mathematika, 58(,), 21-33. <htt ://hdl. handle. new 959.14/178175>. Goot, M. & Watson, I. (2012). WorkChoices: an electoral issue and its social, political and amtudinal cleavages. In J. Pietsch and H. Aarons (Eds. ), Australia. 'identity, fearandgovemance in the 27st Century (pp. 133-, 70). Acton, ACT. : ANU E-Press. <htt 71hdl. handle. new959. ,4/208203>. Kohnen, S. , Nickels, L. , Coltheart, M. & Brunsdon, R. (2008). Predicting generalization in the training of irregular-word spelling : treating lexical spelling deficits in a child. Cognitive neuropsych0/o9y, 25(3), 343-375. <htt 71hdl. handle. neV1959.141,15886>. Nichols, A. H. (1981).'The dynamic equivalence translation theory of EUgene A. Nida and Bible translation, a critique', Masters thesis, Macquarie University, Australia, <htt ://hdl. handle. neV, 959,1417'2186>. Open Access Publications from Macquarie University ResearchOnline . A Develo mental stud of the effect of musictrainin on timed movements . An jotsnsin 11rece torblockertelmisartan attenuates aorticstjffenin and remodellin in STZ-diabetjc rats . A Methodforsociall evaluatin the effects of 10n -run demo re hic athson Iivin standards . Ase uence of nitro en-rich ve red iants in the lobularcluster NGC 1851 . A Newstellarchemo-kinematicrelation revealsthe mer erhisto of the milk wa disk I ViewWebsite I ViewFeed ^19^ Whatis Open Access? - . - ---.------ - .- --.---...--..-.-.--.--. ------.--.----- - I Whatis Open Access anyhow? O!^e!^ Aecess 40t, from o SPARC . KagenR. Listad 03 :1.6 I O en Access 101 from SPARC from Karen Rustad on Vimeo. I \ I Frequently Asked Questions I AOASGhavedevelopedalistofQp^^. Including: I . Whatis open access? . Whatis 'green' open access I . Whatis'gold' open access I . Why open access? ^ . Doesn't open access contravene copyright? I . Why would a journal publisher allow OA? I Benefits of Open Access , ,, BC. liefits of Ope!I AC . Latest Open Access Articles from BioMed Central (~> B, .",, ec, Central I . In the ICU and OStjCU latelets have more jin antas a ro nosjs marker than Ieukoc es! . A raisalofthe dail clinical rounds errormed in an o en and enerallCU . Basiclife su on trainin for Ia studentsfroma ublicuniversi . Pro nosticvalue of the hemol sis index in atientswith si rimcanthemol sis . Success of a urina catheter insertion team in reducin unna infections in the ICU . Interference of blood ressure controlwithin 24 hours in acute ischemic stroke: s sternatic review rotocol . Use of a h rosco icheat-and-moisture exchan erdurin the re id shallowbreathin index . Indirectcalorimet in the ediatriclCU . 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