Why is my institution not listed?
This tool only lists UK institutions. If your institution is not present, please contact help@jisc.ac.uk (adding Sherpa in the subject field).
Why is my institution not listed?
This tool only lists UK institutions. If your institution is not present, please contact help@jisc.ac.uk (adding Sherpa in the subject field).
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We are pleased to announce that we have partnered with Mir@bel to increase the Sherpa Romeo dataset holdings with the addition of publishing and self-archiving policies for a range of French publishers and journals. This is part of our ongoing commitment to operate as a sustainable, inclusive and diverse resource for our users across the globe.
Mir@bel provides a tool for declaring and consulting the publishing and self-archiving policies of French scientific journals. The project to create this service was carried out under the guidance of the Open Science Committee and its working group on publishing policies.
Mir@bel's mission is to “rethink how French journals' publication policies are collected, formatted and distributed in terms of the dissemination of articles and deposits in open archives” and to “give these policies international visibility” in partnership with Jisc and the Romeo service.
The Mir@bel site reports on over 20,000 journals, offering links to online content and the navigation of numerous complementary sites.
We are delighted to report that over the last 6 months our ongoing collaboration with Mir@bel has enabled us to add over 150 French journal records and their associated open access policies to our database. This improves their visibility to global Sherpa users and helps fill in the gaps of our French publisher coverage.
Our collaboration with Mira@bel will continue further into 2024, when we will be looking at ways to automate the ingest of French publishers' journals and policies into Sherpa Romeo via the Mir@bel dataset.
Sherpa services data is used world-wide and therefore we place great value on the high quality international data that is supplied to our users as a result of engaging in these open access stakeholder partnerships.
If you have any questions or comments on any of the above, or wish to let us know of anything else Sherpa related, please feel free to contact the Sherpa team via email at: help@jisc.ac.uk. Don't forget to mention Sherpa in the Subject line of your email.
You can join the Sherpa Services User Group mailing list at: www.jiscmail.ac.uk/SherpaUsers
You can join the Sherpa Publisher Group mailing list at: www.jiscmail.ac.uk/SherpaPublishers
Find out more about the new features we're adding to Sherpa Services on our What's New page