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Tell the White House to Expand Open Access to Federally Funded Research
We have the opportunity to influence policy at the highest level by signing this petition in support of Open Access. The OA movement is gaining momentum and we firmly stand alongside any organization or initiative that seeks to eliminate unnecessary barriers to immediate availability, access, and use of research. That is why I am signing this petition, and urging others to join me.
The Obama Administration is currently considering policy priorities that it will act on before the 2012 Presidential Election, and we have a brief,
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