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Video collection: Read & Publish and Open Access

The Company of Biologists has been committed to Open Access since 2004 and we have a track record of innovation. We were one of the first not-for-profit publishers to launch a cost-neutral Read & Publish Open Access initiative and our hybrid journals were the first in the world to be afforded Transformative Journal status by Plan S.

Our Read & Publish initiative has gone from strength to strength, and corresponding authors at Over 850 institutions in 49 countries now benefit from fee-free Open Access publishing in our journals as well as access to the journals and their backfiles.

We have had wonderful feedback about our Read & Publish initiative from librarians, authors and editors-in-chief. Hear what they say in our expanding collection of videos.

We have also recorded a series of general and introductory videos on key topics in Open Access publishing – from transformative Journals to transparent metrics.

Read & Publish - what authors say

What does it mean to be able to publish your article immediately Open Access without charge? Hear what three authors say about publishing in Journal of Experimental Biology through our Read & Publish initiative.

How does our Read & Publish initiative benefit early career researchers? Dr Chris MacDonald (University of York, UK) talks to our Publisher Claire Moulton about publishing his article Open Access without charge in Journal of Cell Science through our Read & Publish initiative.

Rickesh Patel (Lund University, Sweden) speaks to our Publisher Claire Moulton about publishing his article Open Access without charge in Journal of Experimental Biology through our Read & Publish initiative.

What do authors say about APC-free Open Access publishing? Hear six authors talk about their experience of publishing their articles Open Access through our Read & Publish initiative.

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A visit to The Forest of Biologists

18 January 2024

Our Publisher Claire Moulton recently visited the two Woodland Trust UK sites where we are planting new native trees for published Research and Review papers and protecting ancient woodland on behalf of our peer reviewers.


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