What exactly is open access? You’ve likely heard the term, but what does it mean to you as a researcher?

Open access (OA) is research that is distributed online, free of cost. This ensures that everyone, from a new researcher to a curious taxpayer, can access the findings without hitting a paywall.

Let Papers' search and recommendation tools help keep you on top of the latest research in your field while you focus on writing.

Looking for a better way to share research with your lab? Papers makes it easy to share your libraries with lab members for remote collaboration 🤝

Have you heard of #CitationChaining before?

It’s one strategy for uncovering more relevant research by exploring the references around an article you’re already reading.

📚 Backward chaining: Who informed or influenced this study?
🔎 Forward chaining: Who has cited it and expanded on the work since?

Here’s a quick overview of @dimensions.ai , the massive research database behind Papers

Here’s why it’s worth exploring 👇

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What are the benefits of publishing your article as #OpenAccess?

More people read it > more exposure > more citations > higher chance of policy change

Find out more pros and cons to open access research from our #BacktoSchool webinar series this past September! Link in bio!

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