GetFTR expands network with The Company of Biologists partnership
GetFTR (Get Full Text Research) has announced that The Company of Biologists has joined its growing network of publishers, in a move aimed at improving how researchers access trusted full-text content.
Through the partnership, content from The Company of Biologists will become more easily discoverable and accessible across a range of research and discovery tools integrated with GetFTR, including Scopus, Scite, Web of Science and CAS Biofinder. It will also be available across the wider web via the GetFTR Browser Extension.
GetFTR provides indicators that signal when users can access the version of record – whether through subscription, open access, or free content – helping to reduce friction and avoid dead ends in the research journey.
The Company of Biologists is a not-for-profit publisher focused on supporting the biological research community. Run by practising scientists, the organisation publishes peer-reviewed journals, organises scientific meetings, provides travel grants for early-career researchers, and supports research societies.
Kirsty McCormack, Technical Operations Director at The Company of Biologists, said: “At The Company of Biologists, everything we do is to serve the scientific community. Joining GetFTR is a natural extension of that mission. By making it easier for researchers to discover and access the biological literature they need, we can help streamline the research process and ensure our content reaches the scientists who rely on it. This partnership reflects our belief that efficient access to trusted science is essential to advancing biology.”
Dianne Benham, Product Director at GetFTR, added: “We’re pleased to welcome The Company of Biologists to GetFTR. Their strong commitment to serving the research community aligns closely with our mission to connect discovery directly to trusted full text. As adoption grows, publishers and researchers benefit from increased reach, stronger engagement, and more efficient pathways to full text.”