Global research and education leader Wiley has announced a new three-year agreement with COUPERIN, a consortium of higher education and research institutions in France.
This agreement is the first of its size signed by COUPERIN. Researchers from 130 member institutions across France will be granted access to all of Wiley’s hybrid and subscription journals and will be able to publish accepted articles open access in all of Wiley's 1,400 hybrid journals. Under the terms of the agreement, individual institutions may additionally offer open access publishing in fully gold journals to their authors.
This agreement will result in more than 2,700 open access articles from authors affiliated with French institutions each year – an agreement that will transition ground-breaking research from across France to immediate open access and enable the world to benefit from its discoveries.
Wiley has open access agreements with more than 30 partners globally and remains focused on facilitating the open access movement. Most recently, Wiley has partnered with SANLiC in South Africa, the National Research Council of Science & Technology in the Republic of Korea, and the University of California in the United States to deliver more open-access research and facilitate an open future.
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