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]]> By: The Bioinformatics Blog » Blog Archive » NIH Public Access: The Battle Begins http://bioinformatics.whatheblog.com/2008/07/protecting-your-nih-funding-new-public-access-policy/comment-page-1/#comment-9 The Bioinformatics Blog » Blog Archive » NIH Public Access: The Battle Begins Wed, 17 Sep 2008 15:33:24 +0000 http://bioinformatics.whatheblog.com/?p=19#comment-9 [...] Previously I tried to get the word out on a change to the NIH policy for grant supported research that required researchers to transfer a copy of the final work to a repository (PMC) that provides free access to the article. My personally biased opinion is the policy was a great move, and that making scientific knowledge more highly available to everyone is a good thing. [...] [...] Previously I tried to get the word out on a change to the NIH policy for grant supported research that required researchers to transfer a copy of the final work to a repository (PMC) that provides free access to the article. My personally biased opinion is the policy was a great move, and that making scientific knowledge more highly available to everyone is a good thing. [...]

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