Open Access publishing with Leila Moore
Open Access publishing with Leila Moore

Addictions Edited: the monthly take-home

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Addictions Edited: the monthly take-home

Robert Calder

Addictions Edited is the new podcast from the Society for the Study of Addiction. Addictions Edited is a monthly podcast for people working in addiction policy, research and treatment settings. Each month the team will summarise the month's news stories and cover the latest in research and policy. Each episode will include features on key issues and interviews with people from a range addiction settings. We will also publish full-length interviews with researchers and policymakers throughout each month. Addictions Edited is hosted by the SSA's Dr Rob Calder along with Dr Carol-Ann Getty from the Addiction journal newsroom. Every month we will invite a guest host to share their insights and experiences in relation to the month's events. This podcast will help you stay up-to-date on the fast moving world of addiction and will help document some of the key debates and issues of the time. We hope you can join us. Please get in touch with any questions or comments or if you would like to be a guest host. The SSA is very grateful to Jump Media Group for their ongoing help with the podcast and to George Verrall for generously provided some of the music. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Unlocking Research: Open Access Publishing with Leila Moore

Episode Overview

Open access publishing enables broad accessibility to research findings, fostering collaboration and accelerating discoveries.
Challenges such as funding mechanisms and equity issues pose significant hurdles in advancing open access publishing.
The future of academic publishing may witness a shift towards more open access models, although the transition could vary across global regions and subject areas.
Transparency and accountability are becoming crucial in open access publishing, with a growing emphasis on metrics and performance evaluation.
Authors and publishers are increasingly recognising the impact and benefits of open access in enhancing research visibility and citations.

“Open access increases opportunities for collaboration, reduces duplication, speeds up groundbreaking discoveries”

Ever wondered how research can be made freely available to everyone? In this episode of 'Addictions Edited', Dr. Rob Calder and Dr. Carol-Ann Getty sit down with Leila Moore, the Director of Open Access Policy at Wiley, to unravel the mysteries of open access publishing. Leila takes listeners on a journey through the history and principles of open access, explaining how it transforms research accessibility. From breaking down article processing charges (APCs) to detailing transformational agreements, she covers it all.

Leila highlights how open access can foster collaboration, reduce duplication, and speed up groundbreaking discoveries. She also shares real-world examples of how this model benefits patients, teachers, and researchers alike. If you're curious about how open access can make research more inclusive and drive innovation, this episode is a must-listen.

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