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Henneken 2012, Piwowar). On the other hand service departments of (also non-)research institutions like libraries and official representatives like presidents might consider also more collective benefits. Open access as global conception is not an aim in itself but should provide means improving science, enhancing transparency and fostering integrity.
- researchers: Findings are openly distributed and are accessible to anyone, this means easier distribution of research results, easier collaboration due to open data
- scientific institutions: Preservation and availability of research results inspite of highly mobile scientists
- science: anyone can participate, findings are shared and distributed broadly, less duplicate studies saves money, better reproducability which makes science better
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class="ltx_tabular ltx_tabular_fullpage" contenteditable="false">Groups of benefit benefits from personal individual to collective benefitsIndividual researcher
Research institution
Science
