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Open Access Oxford – what’s happening? A guide for social scientists An introductory session for social science researchers, academics, administrators and research support staﬀ. Tuesday 28th May, 14.00 - 15.00 (6 th Week Trinity Term) Manor Road Lecture Theatre No booking required For further information about Open Access: openaccess.ox.ac.uk @oaoxford THE WAY RCUK/ESRC RESEARCH IS PUBLISHED IS CHANGING…

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Open Access Oxford – what’s happening?

A guide for social scientists

An introductory session for social science researchers, academics, administrators and

research support staff. Tuesday 28th May, 14.00 - 15.00(6th Week Trinity Term)

Manor Road Lecture TheatreNo booking required

For further information about Open Access:

openaccess.ox.ac.uk

@oaoxford

THE WAY RCUK/ESRC RESEARCH IS PUBLISHED IS CHANGING…

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