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Thailand: Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI) and ACS sign read and publish agreement

Asia Pacific, PublishersApril 11, 2024

(5 Apr 2024) Thailand’s Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI) and ACS Publications have signed a new read and publish agreement, effective through December 2026. The agreement provides researchers and students from 78 institutions across Thailand with full reading access to ACS’ portfolio of more than 60 hybrid journals. Affiliated submitting corresponding authors from…

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IOP Publishing announces first Read and Publish agreement in Taiwan

Asia Pacific, PublishersDecember 22, 2023

(21 Dec 2023) IOP Publishing (IOPP) has secured its first ‘Read and Publish’ transformative agreement in Taiwan, demonstrating its dedication to expanding open access (OA) to research in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and at scale globally. The three-year transformative agreement with the Physics Research Promotion Centre, which is part of the National Science and Technology Council…

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ACS announced new ‘read and publish’ agreement in Taiwan

PublishersNovember 10, 2023

(9 Nov 2023) The Publications Division of the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the National Science and Technology Council’s (NSTC) Natural Science Library Service Project: Chemistry Division are pleased to announce a new “read and publish” agreement supporting open access publishing at a consortium of 25 academic institutions for 2024-26, the first of its kind in…

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Hong Kong Baptist University signs Read & Publish agreement with the Royal Society of Chemistry

Asia PacificDecember 13, 2022

(7 Dec 2022) Hong Kong Baptist University has signed a groundbreaking Read & Publish licensing agreement with the Royal Society of Chemistry. This means that authors from the university are now able to publish Open Access in Royal Society of Chemistry journals, for no additional fee, and also have access to read the full range…

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Australia and New Zealand face bumpy road to open access research

Asia Pacific, Open AccessDecember 13, 2022

(5 Dec 2022) Recently CAUL has announced several read and publish agreements with major publishers, including SAGE, Elsevier, and Taylor & Francis, among a few. It seems that Australia is achieving progressively preparing its research environment to be aligned with open access policy by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC). However, concerns…

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Oxford University Press unveils landmark Read and Publish deal in Japan

PublishersNovember 21, 2022

(17 Nov 2022) Oxford University Press (OUP), has today announced a transformative three-year Read and Publish agreement with major journals consortium, the Japan Alliance of University Library Consortia for E-Resources (JUSTICE). Under the agreement, members of the JUSTICE consortium that opt-in will be able to rapidly increase the proportion of articles that they publish open…

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Oxford University Press and Qatar National Library sign Read and Publish agreement

PublishersOctober 7, 2022

(3 Oct 2022) Oxford University Press (OUP) and Qatar National Library have announced a new three-year Read and Publish agreement. The agreement is significant as it will provide 50 institutions with online access to OUP’s full collection of peer-reviewed journals. The deal is also the first of its kind for OUP in Qatar and its largest one to date…

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Cambridge University Libraries’ ‘Plan B’ when negotiation with publishers fail

LibrariesSeptember 11, 2021

(2 Sep 2021) As part of our series on the ongoing negotiations between Elsevier and the UK university sector, this post by Michael Williams, Head of Collection Development & Management at Cambridge University Libraries, explores the University’s plans for continued research access in the event that an agreement cannot be reached. As negotiations continue…

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Rockefeller University Press announces free read-and-publish for developing countries

PublishersAugust 23, 2021

(19 Aug 2021) To address equity in Open Access publishing and promote important global research, publication fees for Immediate Open Access under CC-BY license in Journal of Cell Biology (JCB), Journal of Experimental Medicine (JEM), and Journal of General Physiology (JGP) are automatically waived for corresponding authors based in eligible developing countries. This includes deposit in PubMed Central (PMC) and archive in…

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ACS announces first open access ‘read and publish’ agreement in Japan, partnering with Tokyo University of Science

PublishersMarch 12, 2021

(9 Mar 2021) In a landmark agreement, the Publications Division of the American Chemical Society (ACS) and Tokyo University of Science (TUS) proudly announce their collaboration to usher in a new era of open access publishing in Japan. Over the next five years, this agreement will bring the possibility for all publications by TUS researchers in…

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