Comprehensive Research on scholarly communication in the age of Cyberscholarship and Open Access.

本研究的主要结果如下：1）OA论文的比例从2007年的37%上升到2009年的50%。2)通过对26名日本研究者的访谈数据进行内容分析，结果显示，研究者对研究数据共享的认识因研究方法而异。3)在对日本1，200名个人进行的随机、基于人群的挨家挨户调查中，52%的参与者有寻求健康信息的经历。他们的主要信息来源是“医生”和“互联网”。49%的参与者回答说，他们愿意阅读日语撰写的临床文章。

Main results of this research project are following ; 1)The percentage of OA articles increased from 37% in 2007 to 50% in 2009. 2) As results of content analysis of interview data for 26 Japanese researchers, the recognition for sharing research data differ by research approach. 3) As results of questionnaire to 1,200 individuals in Japan in a randomized, population-based, door-to-door survey, 52% of the participants had experience seeking health information. Their main information sources are "doctors" and "Internet". 49% of the participants responded that they were willing to read clinical articles when they are written in Japanese.