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The American Physical Society discusses how involvement with CHORUS has helped evolve their mission in the digital age to benefit their authors, the greater scholarly community, and open research.

CHORUS appoints two new members-at-large representing academic institutions to its Board of Directors.

The CHORUS board of directors honored retiring board member Fred Dylla at a dinner in Washington D.C. earlier this month following the Annual Members Meeting. Fred was involved at the very conception of CHORUS and has served as a founding board member since 2013.

Six directors were elected to the CHORUS/CHOR, Inc. Board of Directors at the Annual Members Meeting in Washington, DC on February 6, 2019. New to the board are two members-at-large from academic institutions: Rick Anderson (University of Utah) and Judith Russell (University of Florida, Gainesville). Returning to the CHORUS board are David Crotty (Oxford University […]

The University of Denver used CHORUS Institution Dashboards in conjunction with their own internal data to help monitor public accessibility to the University’s publicly funded research. In this second of a series of success stories, University of Denver staff discuss how CHORUS helped them explore an automated solution to monitor their funded open access research. […]

How Rockefeller University Press helped define a solution for monitoring open access to funded research that works for publishers of all sizes.

See you on February 6, 2019 in Washington, DC!

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has signed an agreement with CHORUS to expand public access to the results of its funded research.

Don’t miss Howard Ratner at these sessions on November 7th at Charleston: METADATA 2020: a holistic approach to metadata improvements for scholarly communications; COLLECTIVE ACTION: community approaches in scholar communications; STOPWATCH SESSION: monitoring open access with CHORUS