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License and conditions:
- Publish without any costs open access in hybrid and full open access Brill journals starting January 1st 2022.
- Use the Open Access Journal Browser to find out if a specific journal is part of the agreement.
- Corresponding authors (teaching/research staff and students) employed/enrolled at participating institutes can publish their articles open access without any costs.
- Publication types that are part of the deal: original research articles, review articles.
- Eligible institutions (including University Medical Centers) are: University of Amsterdam (UvA), VU University Amsterdam (VU), University of Groningen (RUG), Radboud University Nijmegen (RU), Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR), Tilburg University (UvT), Utrecht University (UU), Wageningen University (WUR), Leiden University (UL) and Open University (OU).
How does it work?
- Use your institutional email address and institutional network during submission. Make clear that you are affiliated with an eligible institute.
- The article will be published open access after acceptance without any costs.
- Another possibility is contacting Brill directly at [email protected] to request to make a publication open access.
License and conditions:
- The agreement covers all hybrid journals from ACS. Use the Open Access Journal browser for an overview or to find a specific journal.
- The corresponding author with the publisher must be associated with a participating Dutch university or organization, only then the open access publishing is without any costs.
- Participating in this agreement are all Dutch universities (including Academic Medical Centers), with the exception of Erasmus University and Tilburg University. And also FOM-institute AMOLF and Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW).
- Publication types that are part of the agreement: original research articles and review articles.
- This agreement covers a maximum of 544 cost free open access publications per year.
- Please note that the maximum number of publications under the quota for 2025 has been reached. If researchers choose open access for articles that are accepted from this moment on until January 1 2026, publishers will invoice individual authors for the open access fees (the APC) of their accepted manuscript. If researchers are considering submitting in the mean time, alternative options for Open Access may be the Repository route supported by your institution or, if it had already been communicated at the time of article submission, the Rights Retention Strategy.
How does it work?
- At submission, the corresponding author with the author must select the institution and use the email address of that institution.
- Your institution will be alerted of your open access funding request and, if the request is approved, your work will be published at no additional cost to you as ACS open access via a CC-BY license and made freely available on the ACS Publications website.
- See the detailed instruction on the ACS website ‘How to publish under a R&P agreement’.
- Questions? Please contact your open access specialists.
License and conditions:
- University of Twente, Radboud University, University of Groningen, TU Delft, TU Eindhoven (duration 2021-2025), Leiden University, Tilburg University, University of Amsterdam (duration 2023-2025), VU Universtity Amsterdam (including University Medical Centers) and the Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) are part of this agreement.
- Corresponding authors affiliated to the participating institutions can publish without any costs in the journals and proceedings of ACM.
- Use the Open Access Journal Browser to find out if a specific journal is part of the agreement.
- All article types are part of the agreement: “research articles, review articles and conference or proceedings papers, and any other article types” and will be published open access without any costs when published within the term of the agreement.
How does it work?
- Use your institutional email address and affiliation during submission to be recognized as author of one of the participation institutes.
