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What are FinELib’s transformative agreements? What are their benefits to researchers? How do you determine a journal’s Plan S compliance?
→ Read moreThe report summarises the key conclusions of the project while also highlighting some of the actions institutions and stakeholders are urged to take to further promote the monitoring of APCs.
→ Read moreFinELib and Oxford University Press (OUP) have reached an agreement for Read & Publish access to OUP’s journals collection
→ Read moreNew agreement on Science Journals is completed.
→ Read moreThe number of articles published Open Access due to FinELib agreements increased by 73 % compared with last year.
→ Read moreNew agreement with Taylor & Francis after one intervening year is finished.
→ Read moreFinELib Consortium finances DOAJ, Sherpa/RoMEO and SPARC Europe
→ Read moreWiley and SAGE have agreed that their agreements with FinELib can be published. The texts of the 3-year agreements can now be read freely.
→ Read moreFinELib’s new 3-year agreement with SAGE contains access to nearly 1,000 SAGE’s scientific journals and wide possibilities for the researchers to publish their articles Open Access in SAGE journals.
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open access benefits
During negotiations, open access benefits have been agreed upon regarding the journals of the following publishers:
American Chemical Society | Elsevier | Emerald | IEEE | Oxford University Press | Royal Society of Chemistry | Sage | Science Advances | Springer Nature | Taylor & Francis | Wiley | Wolters Kluwer/Lippincott
More information about publisher- and organisation-specific open access benefits is also available from your own library.
FinELib
FinELib is a consortium of Finnish universities, research institutions and public libraries. Its mission is to secure and improve the availability of electronic resources. The consortiumoffice operates at the National Library of Finland.
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National Library of Finland
FinELib
PO Box 15
00014 University of Helsinki
Finland