The theme of International Open Access Week, being held October 24-30, encourages everyone to take concrete steps to make their own work more openly available and encourage others to do the same.
In full support of this, Portland Press highlights some of the best Open Access articles from across the Portland Press portfolio in the new collection of top open access articles.
All the articles listed are accessible without a subscription and comprise research papers and review articles taken from across the journal portfolio published by Portland Press.
Portland Press has also taken steps to make it easier for authors to choose one of the Open Access options during the submission process and have implemented RightsLink as the new Open Access payment system for all of their journals.
As a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Biochemical Society, Portland Press is fully committed to the open science agenda and to serving the needs of their authors, readers, librarians and Society members. The Copyright Clearance Center's RightsLink platform streamlines author fee transactions for Article Publishing Charges (APCs), supporting the mission as a Society-owned publisher to place the requirements of the community at the heart of everything they do.
By offering an intuitive easy-to-use system, the collaboration will also offer a time-saving benefit for authors minimising the administrative burden they and their institutions face in making APC payments.
Portland Press offers several Open Access options, including funder-compliant routes to publishing, in all of the journals.
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