What Are Some Examples of Creative Commons in Cancer Research?
Several initiatives and platforms in the cancer research community embrace Creative Commons licenses:
The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA): This project provides a comprehensive catalog of genomic data available under open licenses, aiding researchers worldwide in understanding cancer at a molecular level. PubMed Central: This free digital archive of biomedical and life sciences journal literature often uses CC licenses to make research articles freely accessible. BioMed Central: This publisher of open access journals uses Creative Commons licenses to ensure that all their published research articles are freely available to the public.
