Open Access Hub
How Tresearch approaches open access, licensing, and the responsible dissemination of scholarly work.
Benefits of Open Access
Open access makes peer-reviewed research available to anyone with an internet connection. For Tresearch, it is both a technical choice and an ethical commitment to transparency, reach, and reuse.
Open access publications reach a wider audience, increasing the visibility, citation potential, and real-world uptake of your work. Removing paywalls helps your research circulate faster across disciplines, institutions, and regions.
Universities and research organizations benefit from higher discoverability of their outputs, improved citation metrics, and stronger public engagement. Open access aligns with missions of knowledge sharing and societal impact.
Teachers, practitioners, policymakers, and the wider public can read and apply research without subscription barriers—supporting evidence-based decisions, innovation, and lifelong learning.
Licenses and Rights
Tresearch primarily uses Creative Commons licences so that authors retain control of their work while enabling broad, lawful reuse. The exact license may vary by journal and by article.
Others may share, adapt, and build upon the work—even commercially— provided proper credit is given to the original author. This licence maximizes dissemination and reuse of the article.
The work may be remixed and built upon for non-commercial purposes. Derivative works must acknowledge the author and remain non-commercial, but do not need to use the same licence.
Redistribution is allowed—commercially or non-commercially—so long as the work is unchanged and passed on in whole with credit to the author. This is suitable where integrity of the published version is critical.
The licence applied to a specific article is always shown on the article page. Users are responsible for checking and complying with the stated licence terms when reusing content.