For Day 3 of our year-end countdown, we are focusing on Open Access content and how you can find it on ScienceOpen. Open Access refers to scholarly content that is freely available to read without subscription or payment barriers. These articles often have Creative Commons licenses, which allow for specific kinds of reuse, ensuring the research is accessible and shareable.

In the video below, we explain how to use the Open Access filter to refine your search results, recognize articles with Creative Commons licenses, and access additional free-to-read versions when available. This is an essential feature for making scientific research more equitable and widely accessible. Watch the video to see how ScienceOpen supports your discovery of Open Access content.

Access this video and other helpful resources on our YouTube channel.

Keep up with our #YearEndCountdown!

We are excited to bring you a month-long series of how-to videos and resources to help you make the most of ScienceOpen. In case you missed it:

• Learn tips for searching on ScienceOpen
• How to find a suitable journal for your publication

And stay tuned for more!

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