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Open publishing in Lippincott and Taylor & Francis journals continues

7.3.2023

Researchers from the subscribing institutions can publish their articles open access without additional fees during 2023–2024.

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Open access publishing included in new ACM and Nature Research agreements

7.9.2022

Two new FinELib-agreements containing open access publishing rights came into effect in the summer: ACM and Nature Research.

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FinELib partners with the Open Library of Humanities

15.8.2022

FinELib and the Open Library of Humanities (OLH) have signed an agreement.

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FinELib strikes open access deal with Frontiers

8.4.2022

The agreement runs for three years (2022-2024) and allows participating institutions to benefit from a 10% national discount, streamlined submission and payment workflows, and other benefits.

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FinELib pledges to support arXiv

16.3.2022

FinELib and arXiv have signed a three-year (2022–2024) agreement through which six new Finnish universities have committed to funding arXiv, currently promoted by SCOSS in its third funding cycle.

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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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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.