Uusi avoimen julkaisemisen sopimus Medical Journals Swedenin kanssa

26.6.2025

FinELib on solminut uuden avoimen julkaisemisen sopimuksen MJS Publishing'n (Medical Journals Sweden) kanssa. Sopimus on voimassa 1.5.2025–31.12.2026.

Uuteen konsortiosopimukseen osallistuvat organisaatiot, Helsingin, Tampereen ja Turun yliopistot sekä Savonia-AMK, saavat alennuksen artikkeleiden kirjoittajamaksuista (Article Processing Charges, APC). FinELib-toimisto hoitaa artikkeleiden laskutuksen keskitetysti.

Sopimukseen osallistuvien organisaatioiden vastaavat kirjoittajat voivat julkaista artikkelinsa maksutta valituissa MJS:n lehdissä.

Lue lisää: Artikkelin julkaiseminen avoimena MJS:n lehdissä

MJS Publishing on ruotsalainen avointen lehtien kustataja, joka perustettiin vuonna 2021 kahden tieteellisen seuran toimesta (the Society for the Publication of Acta Dermato-Venereologica ja the Foundation of Rehabilitation Information.)

Useilla MJS:n lehdillä on vahvat historialliset siteet suomalaiseen tutkimusyhteisöön, mukaan lukien Acta Oncologicalla, (pohjoismaisten onkologisten seurojen virallinen lehti) ja Acta Orthopaedicalla (aik. Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica).

Cambridge University Press

Open Access Publishing in CUP Journals

FinELib’s agreement with Cambridge University Press allows authors from participating institutions to publish Open Access in hybrid and Gold OA journals included in CUP’s Full Collection at no additional charge.

The costs of OA are covered by the agreement and paid for from library budgets.

Articles published non-OA in CUP journals during the agreement period can be retroactively converted to OA at no cost to the author. CUP will contact eligible authors on a regular basis and offer conversion. If you haven’t been contacted, please send e-mail to finelib@helsinki.fi.

Am I eligible?

You are eligible if you meet the following criteria:

  1. You are affiliated with one of the participating Finnish institutions: use this tool to find out if your institution is participating the FinELib agreement.

  2. Your article has been accepted for publication during 1.1.2024–31.12.2025: List of eligible titles in Full Collection (xls)

  3. You are the corresponding author of the article.

  4. The type of your article is (as defined by the journal/CUP):

      • research
      • case report
      • brief report
      • review
      • rapid communications article

Please ensure that you supply your affiliation accurately and use your institutional email address when submitting the article.

Need support? Not sure of your eligibility? Email oaqueries@cambridge.org or contact your library/information services.

Is my journal compliant with Plan S?

Use the Journal Checker Tool to see if your preferred journal is compliant with Plan S and with the Academy of Finland's OA policy.

I am eligible, what do I need to do?

Step 1 – Manuscript Submission

  • Click "Submit your article" on your chosen journal’s homepage.

  • Complete the submission form in the journal’s Online Peer Review System (OPRS).

  • Ensure you select or supply your affiliation accurately when prompted during the submission process.

Step 2 – Open Access Author Publishing Agreement

  • Upon acceptance, follow email instructions from Cambridge to complete your author publishing agreement.

  • Select the gold open access option to take advantage of your organisation’s transformative agreement.

  • Confirm the Creative Commons license under which your article should be published.

We advise that authors select the CC BY publication license (the default option) whenever available. Also, please note that the Finnish national policy on open access strongly recommends the selection of the CC BY licence, while several funders require it.

Step 3 – APC Transaction Process

  • You will receive an email from RightsLink to invite you to transact your article processing charge (APC). When prompted, select the option to seek funding from your institutional agreement.

  • If your article complies with all relevant eligibility criteria, your APC will be automatically waived. Please note that your library will need to approve your waiver via the RightsLink Institutional Portal.

Step 4 – Article Production

  • Your article will now move through the production process: Copy editing → Type setting → Author proof → Final type setting.

See Publishing an accepted paperThe Production Process.

Step 5 – Article Publication

  • You will be notified upon the publication of your article via an e-mail from Cambridge.

Please note that if your request is not approved (i.e. if you are not eligible), you will need to arrange payment of the APC via another method.

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