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Elsevier and Jisc sign three-year agreement
23 March 2022
Deal 'recognises the significant investment the UK has already made in its transition to open access'
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IOPP signs OA agreement with Max Planck Society
23 March 2022
Three-year agreement brings significant advances on previous agreement and lifts all limitations for Max Planck authors
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Canada institutions agree IOP Publishing OA agreement
22 February 2022
Three-year read and publish agreement signed with Canadian Research Knowledge Network
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Read and publish deals ‘drive increase in OA research content’
15 February 2022
More than 400 institutions now participating in Company of Biologists' read and publish open access initiative
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IOP Publishing and TIB sign three-year OA deal
26 January 2022
Agreement enables researchers at German institutions to publish unlimited articles
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ChronosHub partners with American Chemical Society
20 January 2022
Deal ‘will make open access agreements and policies more transparent for authors’
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IOPP makes content available on ResearchGate
17 January 2022
More than 36,000 full text articles will be uploaded from open-access journals
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Swiss libraries sign IOPP open access deal
12 January 2022
Deal provides access to journal content alongside unlimited open access publishing
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MENA barriers to open access publishing
4 January 2022
Emily Choynowski surveys the challenges facing academic publishers in the Middle East
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Million-up for Springer Nature gold OA articles
3 December 2021
Some 25 per cent of all articles Springer Nature has published since 2005 are gold open access
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