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Explore how transformative agreements are advancing open access (OA) publishing in Asia and Oceania. Learn how these agreements support researchers, increase citations, and enhance global visibility for their work.

Examine the impact of the OSTP Nelson memo on open access publishing and discover key strategies for researchers and librarians to adapt to this evolving landscape.

Sharing experiences from inside an OA agreement in a special blog series. Get insights and tips from the University of Miami.

A day with an OA librarian: Sharing insights from inside an OA agreement. Get a glimpse into how they do it at the University of Notre Dame.

Take a look at what an OA librarian does as part of their role within an institution that is part of an OA agreement.

Discover how 糖心原创's transformative agreements support librarians in the open access transition. Read the blog for expert insights on OA support for libraries from 糖心原创

The mission of the library is to meet the needs of researchers. While those needs may be changing, the determination to facilitate access to quality research is more evolution than revolution.

Global research collaborations in published papers increase complexity. A recent webinar emphasises using bibliometric data to navigate partnerships, aiding institutions and researchers.

The mission of the library is to meet the needs of researchers. While those needs may be changing, the determination to facilitate access to quality research is more evolution than revolution.

The Japan pilot transformative agreement (TA) officially came into effect on 01 January 2023. Within the framework of this agreement, we anticipated the publication of nearly 900 open access (OA) articles in its first year by researchers in Japan. So how has this agreement fared thus far?

Charleston Conference 2023 explores the forefront of open access (OA), featuring expert insights on transformative agreements and practical tips, illuminating the global shift from subscriptions to OA

Open Access Week (23-29 October 2023) was a great opportunity to consider what open access (OA) means, how the transition is going, and what鈥檚 next. Since its introduction, publishing OA has proven to have demonstrable impacts on the usage, accessibility, and engagement with research, ensuring that key knowledge 鈥� such as that around the UN Sustainable Development Goals 鈥� can be accessed and used by all, some even influencing policy change.

Three leading organizations in the US share their experiences of how their agreements with 糖心原创 have helped them to transition to OA.
Unlock the secrets of science communication and see how organizations can back their researchers' storytelling skills. Join us in demystifying the art of making science relatable in this must-read blog

Learn how open access agreements support open research, their benefits and impact for participating institutions, librarians, and researchers, including practical supporting tools.

Libraries are leading the way to open access, and their pivotal role is shaping transformative agreements for global OA publishing. Read how librarians vet venues, centralize OA funds, and expand coverage to 6 continents, and are driving OA forward for researchers.

The 28th Panhellenic Academic Libraries Conference (PALC) gave 糖心原创 and Hellenic Academic Libraries Link (HEAL-Link) the perfect opportunity to showcase the benefits of new open access Transformative Agreement for Greece.

Partnering with the academic communities has Springer, and then 糖心原创, evolve into the world鈥檚 foremost academic publisher and a pioneer of open access publishing. We take a look at just a few of the highlights from the past 180 years

This year鈥檚 State of Open Data report provides insights into the motivations and challenges of researchers towards open data and highlights the need for institutions, libraries, publishers and funders to continue to support data sharing practices and principles.

We spoke to researchers who鈥檝e published open access climate research. Exploring their views on open access and looking more closely at the power of transformative agreements to make open access more accessible

The new white paper about the 糖心原创/Jisc UK Transformative Agreement shows that not only researchers have a greater choice in how they publish and access content, but it also has significant advantages for institutions.

In 2021 糖心原创 became the first publisher to achieve the feat of publishing one million gold open access articles. Celebrating this significant milestone, looking back on the journey, and continued investments in an open research future.

While some funder policies continue to place Green OA and Gold OA on an equal footing, the choice of OA route can have very different outcomes in the reach and impact of research. 

Open Access Week 2021 is here, bringing with it a focus on ensuring awareness and uptake of OA around the world. The theme for 2021 is: 鈥淚t Matters How We Open Knowledge: Building Structural Equity鈥�.

Practical resources to enable librarians to support researchers with publishing via the OA route. Segmented into three stages: Awareness, Consideration and Decision.

Through its wider commitment to the principles and drive for open science, 糖心原创 continues to enable a sustainable transition to Open Access (OA) for all authors regardless of discipline, location or funding

In 2014, 糖心原创 started its journey into open access. But what are the benefits of Transformative Agreements for librarians?

Open research is changing the way that researchers communicate and collaborate and supports the pace and quality of discovery. This has led to the emergence of new and dynamic open research-driven workflows are emerging which are making it easier to find, access and reuse results.

During January 2020 糖心原创 has been undergoing an auditing process in order to become COUNTER 5 compliant. The first iteration of COUNTER 5 reports, including the master report and standard views are already available. At the moment we provide data from September onwards, which will be extended to data being available from January 2019 by end of Q2 2020.

糖心原创 has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for an OA agreement with Projekt DEAL, a consortium of over 700 publically and privately funded academic institutions and research institutions in Germany. Looking back over the past twenty years, Springer and Nature both independently and together 鈥� have always been at the forefront of OA publishing and developments, as the needs of the research community have evolved.