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Cell Press agreement enables open access publishing

22.2.2022

The FinElib consortium and Elsevier have signed a new 3-year Read and Publish agreement (2022–2024) to allow access to Cell Press journals and to enable researchers to publish open access without extra costs.

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Follow the number of OA articles

15.9.2021

The number of open access articles increases thanks to the FinELib Consortium agreements. On FinELib’s new Open Publications page, you can follow the number of articles published open access.

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FinELib agreements open the results of science for all

12.4.2021

Open Access publishing free of charge for researchers is increasing rapidly. Due to FinELib agreements, 65% more Open Access articles were published during the year 2020 than the year before.

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Towards Open Access with transformative agreements

1.3.2021

What are FinELib’s transformative agreements? What are their benefits to researchers? How do you determine a journal’s Plan S compliance?

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Final report of the FinELib’s APC project – out now!

26.2.2021

The 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.

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FinELib reaches Read & Publish agreement with OUP

5.2.2021

FinELib and Oxford University Press (OUP) have reached an agreement for Read & Publish access to OUP’s journals collection

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Access to Science journals continues

10.12.2020

New agreement on Science Journals is completed.

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Article processing charge benefits increase open publishing

14.9.2020

The number of articles published Open Access due to FinELib agreements increased by 73 % compared with last year.

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Take advantage of open access benefits

During negotiations, open access benefits have been agreed upon regarding the journals of the following publishers.

More information about publisher- and organisation-specific open access benefits is also available from your own library.