University of Miami and Frontiers partner on a flat fee open access agreement
Frontiers and the University of Miami are pleased to announce a new flat fee open access publishing agreement. Through this partnership, affiliated researchers can publish in a selection of leading peer-reviewed journals without incurring article processing charges (APCs), which are fully covered by the University.
BSI – Reintroducing Read & Publish with the BSI family journals
The BSI family of journals are an important part of our mission to support the immunology community in driving scientific discovery and making a positive impact on health. Not only do our journals Clinical & Experimental Immunology, Immunotherapy Advances and Discovery Immunology, provide a trusted home for quality immunology research, they also act as an important revenue stream for the BSI.
Frontiers extends ZBMed partnership as first publisher to sign up to the Open Life...
Frontiers has expanded its publishing partnership with ZBMed, the Germany-based life sciences centre, and signed an agreement to deposit article metadata in its new Open Life Science Publication Database (OLSPub), being the first publisher to agree to supply this information to the new database.
DIAMAS results will change the face of Diamond OA
The DIAMAS final conference celebrated the 9 project outputs that have been integrated into the European Diamond Capacity Hub (EDCH) in Brussels on 3 June 2025. It shone a light on how DIAMAS outputs will support the community to implement and sustain the Diamond OA model in Europe and beyond.
University of Miami and Frontiers partner on a flat fee open access agreement
Frontiers and the University of Miami are pleased to announce a new flat fee open access publishing agreement. Through this partnership, affiliated researchers can publish in a selection of leading peer-reviewed journals without incurring article processing charges (APCs), which are fully covered by the University.
Royal Society of Chemistry changes direction on open access rollout following discussions with community
The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) had hoped to make all its journals open access (OA) by 2028, but has now decided against a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, it will tailor models by region based on local needs, funding and infrastructure.
Frontiers extends ZBMed partnership as first publisher to sign up to the Open Life...
Frontiers has expanded its publishing partnership with ZBMed, the Germany-based life sciences centre, and signed an agreement to deposit article metadata in its new Open Life Science Publication Database (OLSPub), being the first publisher to agree to supply this information to the new database.
MDPI Reports Strong Performance in 2025 Journal Citation Reports
MDPI, a leading open access (OA) publisher, has announced that 298 MDPI journals have been indexed in the latest edition of Clarivate’s Journal Citation Reports (JCR), released yesterday, reflecting the continued growth and demand for open access publishing from the scholarly community worldwide.
UCL Press celebrates 10 years of award-winning open access publishing
Launched in June 2015 as part of UCL’s commitment to open research and scholarship, UCL Press provides scholars with the opportunity to publish their...
Springer Nature and the Consortium of Electronic Resources for Higher Education (KONSEPt) sign landmark...
Springer Nature and the Higher Education Electronic Resources Consortium (KONSEPt) the Malaysian consortium for higher education and research institutions, have today announced the first national Transformative Agreement (TA) in Malaysia and among Southeast Asia countries. This landmark agreement demonstrates the increasing momentum across economies of all sizes for open access (OA) publishing, and the increasing global move to open science and research.
Big Ten Academic Alliance and Springer Nature Announce First-Ever Unlimited Open Access Publishing Agreement...
The Big Ten Academic Alliance has signed a two-year Open Publishing Agreement with Springer Nature, making it the publisher’s first truly unlimited and uncapped open access agreement in the Americas. This is the Big Ten Academic Alliance’s fifth Open Publishing Agreement or OPA, and its most expansive to date.
OASPA’s ‘Next 50%’ project: Your Voice Matters at a Critical Moment for Open Access
We have now launched our Next 50% project, with a primer document that frames a fresh conversation about the future of open access.
The timing is critical....