Read and publish deals - test

Oxford’s agreement allows corresponding authors to publish an agreed number of articles open access in any hybrid subscription titles. AIP’s open access journals (AIP Advances, APL Bioengineering, APL Materials, APL Photonics, Structural Dynamics and Matter and Radiation at Extremes) are not included in the deal.

This agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish research articles and review articles 'gold' open access in open access journals.

Corresponding authors of eligible articles will be offered a one-year APS membership to the Society, free of charge (new members only).

This agreement covers APCs for eligible funded* original research articles published in BMJ’s Standard Collection of subscription-based journals. BMJ will automatically refer Oxford authors to the institutional dashboard. Further information can be found here: UK open access agreements landing page – BMJ Author Hub

*UKRI, Wellcome Trust , British Heart Foundation, Blood Cancer UK, Cancer Research UK, Parkinson’s UK, Versus Arthritis

This Jisc read and publish agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish research articles and review articles open access at no extra cost in all Brill journals (329 titles including 24 fully open access). 

Please see this link for Brill's information for authors

The transformative agreement provides access to over 400 journals with unlimited publishing in eligible titles.

Open access publishing covered under this read and publish agreement includes: research, review articles and rapid communications (RRR), plus brief report and case reports article types, which are often linked to research articles.

Non-eligible articles include: abstracts, addendums, article commentary, book reviews, books received, calendars, collections, commentaries, contents, correction, corrigendum, discussion, editorial, erratum, in brief, introduction, letter, meeting report, news, obituary, oration, product review, reply, retraction.

This agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish in hybrid and gold journals. Check if your journal is eligible here: https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/open-access-policies/waivers-discounts

This Jisc read and publish agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish research articles and review articles open access at no extra cost in the Company of Biologists' three subscription (hybrid) journals: Development, Journal of Cell Science, Journal of Experimental Biology.
Fully open access journals are not covered. Authors still have to pay article processing charges (APCs) to publish in Disease Models & Mechanisms and Biology Open. 

Company of Biologists Read and Publish Agreement.

This deal covers open access publication for Oxford-affiliated corresponding authors in most hybrid journals in Elsevier, Cell Press and The Lancet collections (some exceptions apply). Fully gold APCs are eligible for a 15% discount. 

A searchable list of of participating journals can be found here: https://agreements.journals.elsevier.com/jisc

This agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish research articles and review articles 'gold' open access in hybrid journals. Authors publishing in fully open access journals should apply for open access support via the usual process.

Geological Society Read and Publish Agreement.

This Jisc read and publish agreement allows open access publishing for University of Oxford corresponding authors in 44 of IoP’s subscription (hybrid) and selected open access journals, without barriers or charges to authors. 

More details are available on the IoP Publishing website.

This Jisc read and publish agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish research articles in John Benjamins journals.

This agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish open access in JMIR journals.

Under this agreement, article publication charges (APC) in any JMIR Publications journal will be covered, including any research protocols or methodologies.

During submission authors should state their affiliation, use their Oxford (ox.ac.uk) email and state in their cover letter: “Requesting APC waiver through the Oxford-JMIR unlimited OA deal” to assist with processing.

This Jisc publish and read agreement allows unlimited open access publishing of research and review articles for University of Oxford corresponding authors in all Microbiology Society journals: four subscription (‘hybrid’) and two fully OA journals, Access Microbiology, International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology, Journal of General Virology, Journal of Medical Microbiology, Microbial Genomics and Microbiology. 

Microbiology Society Read and Publish Agreement.

This agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish research articles and review articles 'gold' open access in over 400 hybrid and fully open access journals. OUP will ask the author to select ‘UK Institutions (Jisc affiliated)’ when completing the online licensing/payment process.

For more details see the Oxford University Press page.

This Jisc read and publish agreement allows unlimited open access publishing of research and review articles for University of Oxford corresponding authors in all Portland Press journals: five subscription (‘hybrid’) and two fully open access journals: Biochemical Journal, Biochemical Society Transactions, Bioscience Reports, Clinical Science, Essays in Biochemistry, Emerging Topics in Life Sciences and Neuronal Signalling. 

Portland Press Read and Publish agreement.

The agreement entitles Oxford authors to publish open access in Royal Society titles. 

Further information is available from the Royal Society.

We have an agreement which allows open access publishing for University of Oxford corresponding authors in the Royal Society of Chemistry’s hybrid (subscription) journals.

A 15% discount applies on the open access publication fee for articles above the cap and for articles in any of RSC’s fully open access journals. 

Further details: Read and Publish scheme (rsc.org)

This Jisc read and publish agreement allows unlimited open access publishing of research and review articles for University of Oxford corresponding authors in the majority of SAGE hybrid (SAGE Choice) journals, including the IMechE Journal Collection and the Royal Society of Medicine Collection. Some hybrid titles are excluded.

There is a 20% discount in their fully gold open access titles. 

Lists of participating journals and author instructions can be found at https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/uk-jisc-agreement

The agreement entitles Oxford corresponding authors to publish fully open access in most hybrid Springer, Nature and Palgrave journal titles. Fully gold APCs are eligible for a 15% discount. 

Eligible journals can be found here: Open access agreement for UK | Open research | Springer Nature

This agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish research articles in hybrid ‘Open Select’ journals, fully OA, F1000 Research and Routledge Open Research. 

For more details see Publishing open access with Open Select – Author Services (taylorandfrancis.com).

This Jisc read and publish agreement allows unlimited hybrid journal open access publishing of research articles for University of Oxford corresponding authors in selected journals.

Pure open access journals are not included in the agreement.

This Jisc read and publish agreement allows University of Oxford corresponding authors to publish primary research and review articles open access at no extra cost in all Wiley journals. This means that the agreement covers article processing charges for both hybrid (subscription) and fully open access journals. 

Lists of participating journals (fully open access and hybrid OnlineOpen) and author instructions can be found on the Wiley open access agreement for Jisc institutions webpage.

This deal allows all Oxford affiliated corresponding authors to publish research articles, reviews and conference papers in selected hybrid journals.

NOTE: This agreement does NOT cover Wolters Kluwer (Law) journals.