Publish open access free of charge with Open Research Europe

Researchers at Stockholm University can now publish their scientific results on the European publishing platform Open Research Europe (ORE) free of charge. The platform is open to all researchers based in Sweden, regardless of funding source, and welcomes contributions from all academic disciplines.

Researchers at Stockholm University can now publish their scientific results on the European publishing platform Open Research Europe (ORE) free of charge. The platform is open to all researchers based in Sweden, regardless of funding source, and welcomes contributions from all academic disciplines.

ORE uses a publishing model in which research outputs are published rapidly and subsequently undergo open peer review. All content is freely accessible to readers at no cost. The platform accepts a wide range of research outputs, including research articles, methods articles, data papers, software tool articles, and review articles.

In addition to studies with positive findings, researchers can also publish negative results, so-called null results, and replication studies. The focus is on scientific quality, transparency, and making research findings accessible to a broader audience. Open Research Europe was launched by the European Commission in 2021 and is now operated by CERN. The platform is jointly funded by the European Commission and research organisations in eleven European countries, including the Swedish research councils Vetenskapsrådet, Forte, and Formas.

Read more about the publishing platform on the Staff website

On 1 December, ORE will host a webinar for researchers interested in learning more about the platform and how the publishing and peer-review process works.

Read more and register here