Open Access to peer-reviewed papers is becoming increasingly important as university and researcher budgets continue to shrink. The Read & Publish agreement that my institution has with The Company of Biologists promotes equitable access to high-quality science and allows me to allocate more grant funds toward research and supporting students. These are reasons I choose to publish in Journal of Experimental Biology.
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