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Taylor & Francis cap has been reached

Under the Read & Publish deals that UNL signs annually with various large publishers, authors affiliated with Dutch universities can...

Oxford University Press hybrid cap reached

The cap for Oxford University Press (OUP) hybrid journals has now been reached, ahead of the previously forecasted date. While...

Percentage of Open Access articles in the Netherlands continues to grow

The share of articles by Dutch researchers published as Open Access continues to rise. In 2023, 92% of peer-reviewed articles...

Springer 2024 Open Access cap reached

The Springer Open Access agreement for the Netherlands has been in place since 2015 and was renewed for the 2024-2026...

Maximum number of Lippincott Williams & Wilkins open access articles 2024 reached

On Monday, October 21, the maximum number of articles eligible for open access publication in 2024 with Lippincott Williams &...

International Open Access Week – NWO upcoming call and online portfolio on Diamond Open Access

Online portfolio on diamond open access From 21 to 27 October 2024, it is International Open Access Week . This...

Navigating (Diamond) Open Access Book Publishing: Four perspectives on how, why and where

Are you interested in publishing your book Open Access, but you cannot pay the hefty Book Processing Charge (BPC)? Then...

Quota-based publishing agreements: Taylor & Francis, Oxford University Press, and Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2024 quotas expected to be reached

Dutch university libraries have several agreements in place with different traditional academic publishers. These agreements allow corresponding authors affiliated with...

Call to Commitment: Petition for a fair and inclusive approach to publishing

In March 2024, during the Open Science Retreat in School (NL), a group of participants came together to discuss a...

The 2024 maximum for free of charge open access publishing in Springer journals to be reached on the third week of October

Since 2015, corresponding authors affiliated with Dutch Universities, University Medical Centres and the KNAW institutes can publish Open Access in...

Wiley Journals flipping to Gold OA by 2025

The publisher Wiley announced a list of journals that will become Gold Open Access starting in 2025. These are the...

Impact on ownership when choosing a CC BY-NC or CC BY-NC-ND Creative Commons License

When publishing open access, authors retain copyright over their work and apply an open license that states the conditions for...

National Open Science Festival 2024 – Registrations Now Open!

The fourth edition of the National Open Science Festival will be held on October 22, 2024, at the School of...

Higher VAT also hinders access to science

The proposed increase in the VAT rate from 9% to 21% on books will have a major impact on the...

What do we want (or not want) from publishers? Looking beyond the current Dutch contract with Elsevier

On April 18, 2024 Universities of the Netherlands (UNL), NFU and NWO organised a one-day conference entitled “What do we...

UKB guide Predatory and Questionable Publishing Practices

The benefits of scholarly communication in authoritative, high-quality journals, books, and other venues are well known. Yet there is growing...

Project Diamond Open Access in the Netherlands

Diamond Open Access (DOA) is a scholarly communication model that ensures immediate access to scholarly works without embargoes while preserving...

Pilot Open Access monitoring launched

After a thorough preparation the UKB project group for national open access monitoring has now started the actual pilot in...

DIAMAS landscape study published

On February 1 st the European project DIAMAS on institutional/diamond scholarly publishing published their full landscape study . It contains...

cOAlition S calls for feedback on a proposal "Towards Responsible Publishing"

cOAlition S – a group of international research funders that launched the Plan S initiative 5 years ago – published...

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