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Max Planck Society and Brill sign three year agreement for Open Access books and chapters -

Brill has announced a new collaboration with the Max Planck Society on Open Access for books. Within this agreement, Brill offers a discount on the book and chapter publication charge for all affiliates of the Max Planck Institutes. Coordinated by the Max Planck Digital… Read More

PeerJ and the University of Kansas announce three year membership program, providing an alternative to APCs for Open Access publishing -

PeerJ has announced an agreement with University of Kansas (KU) Libraries to join its Three-Year Memberships Program, giving their faculty a high-quality and sustainable Open Access publishing option. Under the agreement, which provides an alternative to Article Processing Charges (APCs) for OA, KU Libraries… Read More

Fondazione MultiMedica Onlus announces publishing agreement with Frontiers  -

Fondazione MultiMedica Onlus has formed an institutional membership agreement for open access publishing with Frontiers. This institutional agreement means that eligible Fondazione MultiMedica Onlus researchers may publish in any Frontiers journal at no cost to them and with a simplified process. Articles may benefit from a 10%… Read More

Pensoft’s ARPHA publishing platform integrates with OA Switchboard to streamline reporting to funders of open research -

By the time authors – who have acknowledged third-party financial support in their research papers submitted to a journal using the Pensoft-developed publishing platform: ARPHA – open their inboxes to the congratulatory message that their work has just been published and made available to… Read More

Plan S Journal Comparison Service now open for libraries and library consortia to register and access price and service data -

cOAlition S has released the end-user portal of the Journal Comparison Service (JCS). This secure, free, online service aims to shed light on publishing fees and services and enable those who procure publishing services to better understand how journals and publishers compare on a… Read More

CAUL welcomes the NHMRC revised open access policy -

The NHMRC recently announced a revised open access policy that represents a major step forward for open access to publicly funded research outputs in Australia. The policy mandates full and immediate open access to research outputs from all grants funded from this point onwards, and for… Read More

The National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia joins cOAlition S -

Australia’s National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) is the first Australian organization to join cOAlition S and the country’s first funding agency to introduce the requirement that scholarly publications arising from the research it funds must be made freely available and accessible. … Read More

EIFL joins DIAMAS project to develop Diamond Open Access Publishing in Europe -

EIFL has joined the ‘Developing Institutional Open Access Publishing Models to Advance Scholarly Communication’ (DIAMAS) project, which was launched earlier this month and has received funding from the European Union to develop Diamond Open Access Publishing in Europe. The DIAMAS project brings together… Read More

IOP Publishing and ChronosHub partner to simplify OA publishing -

IOP Publishing (IOPP) has announced a new collaboration with ChronosHub, a platform that streamlines the open access publishing workflow to unburden researchers. The initial phase of the collaboration includes a free-to-use IOPP branded Journal Finder, which enables authors to easily check if the IOPP… Read More

PLOS and DataSeer partnership to support Open Science practices -

The Public Library of Science (PLOS) and DataSeer have announced an extended partnership that will provide new insights on how PLOS journals support Open Science practices. Earlier this year, PLOS and DataSeer collaborated on a project to quantify code sharing at… Read More


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