New deal aims to enhance access to research publications for UK universities.
- New agreement enhances research access for UK institutions
- Streamlined process for researchers
- Supports open access publishing
Elsevier, a leading academic publisher, has entered into a three-year read and publish agreement with Jisc to improve research access for UK institutions. This landmark deal will allow universities to efficiently access a wide range of academic journals while simultaneously publishing their own research. As a part of the read and publish agreement model, institutions can manage both subscriptions and article processing charges in one contract.
The agreement is designed to simplify the publishing process for researchers at UK universities, facilitating a smoother transition to open access. It will enable academics to publish their findings in Elsevier journals without facing substantial fees. The collaboration aims to support the broader goals of open research and enhance the visibility of UK research on a global scale.
This agreement marks a significant step forward in academic publishing, aligning with the increasing demand for accessible research output. By removing barriers to both reading and publishing, the partnership between Elsevier and Jisc directly addresses the needs of the research community, making scholarly work more available to all.
