Encouraged by the University of California's widely-discussed decision to push back against Elsevier:https://www.chronicle.com/article/U-of-California-System/245798 …
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Well I think this elsevier move is a good start and totally agree with your diagnosis. I think the big thing is around promotion and incentives and it’s hard for UCLA to do unilaterally in the current academic environment.
As far as I'm aware, all YCR research is made openly available (modulo privacy and similar issues). And it's the best research environment I've ever heard of, in the world, for recognizing non-traditional outputs.
