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crl-16537	Teplitzky, Samantha; Phillips, Margaret	Evaluating the Impact of Open Access at Berkeley: Results from the 2015 Survey of Berkeley Research Impact Initiative (BRII) Funding Recipients	2016	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6661	236	47	Greg Tananbaum assessed the progress of these funds in SPARC’s 2014 “North American Campus-Based Open Access Funds: A Five-Year Progress Report” and found that their success can be measured in part by the more than $2 mil- lion that have been committed to fund nearly 4,000 research articles.5 Campus OA fund managers offered qualitative insights that the funds “underscore an institution’s com- mitment to the principles behind Open Access” and have enabled campuses to support authors who might not have published in open access journals otherwise, but the study did not consider how authors evaluate and interact with the funds. Open Access takes away this friction.” “…open access journals are still preferred to me over posting my paper on my own website (or a repository such as the one at UCB) because it removes one step in the process for other scientists trying to get a hold of some paper of mine they discovered on Pubmed.” FIGURE 5 How Does the UC Open Access Policy Impact Decision to Publish in an OA Journal with Article Processing Charges? 77% 12% 11% Would still pay an APC for immediate open access Would no longer publish in an OA journal because of UC Policy Other/comments Evaluating the Impact of Open Access at Berkeley 577	cache/crl-16537.pdf	txt/crl-16537.txt