
Accelerating open access: cOAlition S takes bold action to propel change
Discover why cOAlition S will drop 1,589 journals from its transformative journal programme, and how this might affect the scientific community.
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Discover why cOAlition S will drop 1,589 journals from its transformative journal programme, and how this might affect the scientific community.
Read our topline summary of what the Action Plan for Diamond Open Access is, and how it was developed.
Learn about the next step in the Plan S drive for open science – a letter to publishers calling for greater transparency on open access policies and contracts.
Springer Nature’s Chief Publishing Officer provides an insight into the transition to open access publishing following their publication of 1 million open access articles.
Publisher of Science journals update their Green open access policy for authors of research funded by cOAlition S organisations to allow Plan S compliance.
Learn more about this useful tool for checking compliance when publishing cOAlition S funded research articles.
Find out more about Springer Nature’s latest open access publishing options – and the concerns that some have raised.
Find out more about what was covered during the second 2021 webinar from the Center for Biomedical Research Transparency.
cOAlition S Rights Retention Strategy aims to safeguard researchers’ intellectual ownership, enabling embargo-free sharing of research in online repositories.
From 2022, journals will need to follow cOAlition S price transparency requirements to get paid. Find out more about the frameworks and potential benefits here.
Following a public consultation, updated cOAlition S guidance relaxes the criteria for transformative journals, prompting commitments from further journals.
Find out more about the requirements cOAlition S plans to set for ‘transformative journals’.
Following the revised guidance on Plan S, Bernd Pulverer questions whether cOAlition S is making the most of the opportunity to push for open science.
Article processing charges are increasing, but a recent study finds that higher charges seem to attract rather than deter authors from submitting to open access journals.
ISMPP’s first white paper, ‘A multistakeholder discussion on open access and medical publishing’ is now available.
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