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BMJ signs its first Read and Publish agreement in the U.S.

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Leading global healthcare knowledge provider, BMJ, has entered into its first Read and Publish agreement in the United States with Michigan State University (MSU) Libraries. The agreement allows MSU's affiliated corresponding authors to publish their primary research open access (OA) at no cost to them.

Trio of OA agreements in Asia mark a first for IOP Publishing  

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IOP Publishing (IOPP) has secured its first transformative agreements (TAs) in Asia, reflecting the society publisher’s ambition to deliver open access (OA) at scale globally.  

Events and Training from ALPSP

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ALPSP virtual training is devised and delivered by publishers for publishers. Each course offers hands-on practical guidance, networking time, breakout groups, and case studies, helping organizations to develop skilled, informed and motivated employees.

Royal Society Publishing set to launch seminar series across their journals portfolio

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Royal Society Publishing is today launching their first flagship seminar series in Evolution and Ecology. The series will cover compelling new research in the field with speakers and topics sourced from recent articles published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B as well as other Royal Society Publishing titles.

UK universities renew national open access deal with Frontiers

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Researchers from over 160 UK universities will continue to benefit from a simplified and streamlined route to open access publishing, thanks to the renewal of JISC collections’ partnership with gold open access publisher Frontiers.

Elsevier announces global education initiative supporting rare disease – ‘Year of the Zebra’

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This World Rare Disease Day, Feb. 28, Elsevier, a global leader in evidence-based clinical practice content, research publishing and information analytics, is announcing the “Year of the Zebra”– a global initiative to address the needs of the world’s rare disease community.

Society for Scholarly Publishing Announces Early Registration and Program Details for 45th Annual Meeting

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The Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) is pleased to announce registration for our 45th Annual Meeting, “Transformation, Trust, and Transparency,” is now open! Catch up on industry trends and network with scholarly communications colleagues May 31–June 2 in beautiful Portland, Oregon or online! Early bird registration rates are available until April 21.

PubHive Integrates with Microsoft Azure Active Directory

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PubHive Ltd., a scientific software company serving enterprise life science companies, today announced the availability of single sign-on (SSO) between the company’s PubHive Navigator platform and Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD).

ACS signs transformative agreement with Nara Institute of Science and Technology

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The Publications Division of the American Chemical Society (ACS) announces a transformative, open access, “read and publish” agreement with Nara Institute of Science and Technology (NAIST).

Steven Inchcoombe takes on new role of President, Research at Springer Nature while Harsh...

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Effective March 1st, Steven Inchcoombe becomes President, Research at Springer Nature reflecting changes in the global research ecosystem as it transitions to open access. 

ChronosHub Agreement Management: Open for Publishers To Take Control of Agreements.

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ChronosHub, the leading open-access management platform, is excited to include agreement management in its offering to publishing companies. The new addition to the platform gives publishers total control of agreements.

Transformative Agreement Signed between the Microbiology Society and the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

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The Microbiology Society and the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences are pleased to announce a transformative agreement starting in 2023. The Publish and Read model will allow affiliated researchers the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences to publish an unlimited number of Open Access (OA) articles in hybrid and fully OA titles, as well as having full read access the Society’s journals portfolio.