OA Weeks past, but not forgotten - The Official PLOS Blog

Open Access (OA) Week is a time that’s dear to our hearts at PLOS. The Open movement has grown and changed a lot over the past 14 years. Through it all PLOS has remained at the forefront of Open, exemplifying the themes of each celebration—almost like they were tailor-made, just for us. Let’s take a look back at highlights from those past celebrations, and a look ahead at where we think the Open movement is headed next.

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