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This agreement allows authors to publish in 23 titles.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on theÌý.

This agreement allows authors to publish in 87 hybrid APA journals.

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This agreement allows authors to publish in all of ACM's hybrid and gold journals.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on theÌý

This agreement allows authors to publish in 388 titles.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on theÌý.

The Ìýenables corresponding authors to publish their work open access under a Creative Commons Attribution license in . This agreementÌýalso provides access to all content, including the entire archive back to 1853.

Information for authors: You can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the .

This agreement allows authors to publish in 15 CSIRO owned journals plus 2 society journals.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on theÌý.

For the first half of 2023, this agreement included 235 titles. For articles accepted from 15 June 2023, this agreement includes 1,649 titles.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on theÌý.

The Ìýpublish across the and websites. Coverage includes clinical and translational medicine, bioscience, applied science and intellectual property issues in research and development.ÌýThis agreement excludes drug evaluation articles and content or research that is sponsored or funded by pharmaceutical or biotechnology companies.ÌýThis agreement provides access toÌýback issues of these journals back to 2018.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the .

This agreement allows authors to publish in 76 titles.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on theÌý.

This agreement allows authors to publish in 85 hybrid titles.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the

The publish over in the field of medicalÌýscience. Corresponding authors can publish immediately to open access on the publisher's platform once the article has been accepted.ÌýThis agreement also provides access to all back issues of these journalsÌýback to 1990, and can also be used forÌýtext and data mining.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the .

The Ìýis a membership charity for scientists interested in microbes, their effects and practical uses, and they publish . This agreement also provides access to back issues of these journalsÌýback to 1947, and can also be used for text and data mining.

Information for authors:ÌýThe Microbiology Society will confirm details with the author during the manuscript submission process. You can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the .

Ìýpublish over across a wide range of disciplines including the humanities, social sciences, law, science, and medicine.ÌýThis agreement also provides read access to 365 titles.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the .

The Ìýpublish across the biological, physical, mathematical and engineering sciences.ÌýThis agreement also provides access to back issues of these journals back to 1665.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the .

SAGE is a global academic publisher of books, journals, and a growing suite of library products and services.Ìý

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on theÌý.

Please note: The article cap for the Springer Read & Publish agreement has now been reached for 2024. For further information on caps, see theÌý. To discuss alternative options for publishing open access, contact yourÌýLiaison Librarian.

The Ìýagreement enables authors to publish in approximately Ìýacross disciplines.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the .

Please note: The cap on this agreement has now been reached for 2024. Authors publishing in a hybrid title will need to pay an Article Processing Charge (APC) to make their article open access or choose the subscription route. For further information on caps, see theÌý. To discuss alternative options for publishing open access, contact yourÌýLiaison Librarian.

This agreement allows authors to publish in 2128 Taylor & Francis journals.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the

Please note: The cap on this agreement has now been reached for 2024. Authors publishing in a hybrid title will need to pay an Article Processing Charge (APC) to make their article open access (eligible authors choosing to pay an APC will receive a 10% discount), or choose the subscription route. Authors publishing in a fully open access journal will be covered by the agreement for the remainder of 2024 if their article was submitted before 30 September. For articles submitted after this date, authors must pay the APC (eligible authors will receive a 10% discount). This agreement ends on 31 December 2024 and details of the 2025 agreement are not yet available. Please see the for details.

The agreement includes over across disciplines including high impact journals available for authors to publish their work open access.

Information for authors:ÌýYou can find publisher-specific information including author rights and details about how to submit your article for open access publishing on the .

This discounted agreement provides a 50% discount on the Article Processing Charge (APC) to publish Open Access in any of ASME’s hybrid journals. The title list and further details on eligibility and the publishing process can be found on theÌý

• 15% discount off the article processing charge
• The discount is automatically applied to the APC upon acceptance of an article
• You must use your ³ÉÈË´óƬ email address
• All journals included

The agreements cover all ³ÉÈË´óƬ corresponding authors, both staff and students. To be eligible you must ensure that the ³ÉÈË´óƬ is your first affiliation and that you use your University email address.

To be covered by the ³ÉÈË´óƬ’s Read & Publish agreements you must be the corresponding author. If the corresponding author is from another institution, it is worth checking if their institution has signed up to a Read & Publish agreement.

If no agreement exists then you can still make your work open access for free via our institutional repository, . Simply deposit your Author Accepted Manuscript in .

Most of the Read & Publish agreements provide access to authors for unlimited publishing. The exceptions are Elsevier, Oxford University Press, Springer, and Wiley and Hindawi. These publishers have capped limits that are shared across all participating institutions within the Council of ³ÉÈË´óƬ Librarians (CAUL) consortium. The limits reset at the beginning of the calendar year. are now available on the capped agreements, providing up-to-date statistics. For further information on the number of articles covered by these agreements, see the Number of included articles section in the CAUL publisher pages for Elsevier, Oxford University Press, Springer, and Wiley and Hindawi.

Eligible article types depend on the publisher. Check the Inclusions and Information for authors links on the for specific details.

The Read and Publish agreements cover journal articles only. The Library cannot offer support for paying Book Processing Charges (BPC) to publish Open Access books. Your funding may cover such charges.

Make sure that you list the ³ÉÈË´óƬ as your first listed institutional affiliation and use your adelaide.edu.au email address. There are no invoices or tokens required.

The relevant publisher will confirm details of the agreement with you on acceptance of publication.

Publishing outside of a Read & Publish agreement, an APC varies from $1,300 to $5,000 AUD to publish open access within these journals.

The Library is unable to pay for APCs. We will, however, continue to negotiate with publishers for Read & Publish agreements. Any new agreements will be added to this page and will be promoted.

If you were an eligible author and any of the publishersÌýcharge you an APC throughout the term of a Read & Publish agreement, then the fee should be refunded. Contact your Liaison Librarian for guidance.

The agreements only apply to article processing charges. Some journals may charge additional fees such as mandatory page charges, and fees for colour images and figures. Check the publisher-specific information on the , and the journal's instructions for authors for details.

Read & Publish agreements are not retrospective. Only newly submitted articles can be published as part of these agreements.

All articles published as open access within these Read & Publish agreements will remain open access in perpetuity.

If you are eligible to publish in a journal covered by aÌýRead & Publish agreement, the publisherÌýwill make your work open access. ÌýÌý

You will have an opportunity to opt out of the Read & Publish agreement. However, making your work open access has a range of benefits, including increasing the discoverability and accessibility of your work, and leading to increased citations.

The ³ÉÈË´óƬ strongly encourages open access publishing and it is also a funding requirement of outputs fromÌý and . There are several ways that you can ensure your article is open access. If you don’t take advantage of publishing via a Read & Publish agreement, you will need to ensure that you meet these requirements in other ways, such as by depositing your Author Accepted Manuscript into the University’s institutional repository, .

Copyright restrictions can prevent research being shared and built upon. A license ensures that you keep your copyright while at the same time giving users permission to use your work in certain ways and ensures that it is truly open. All Creative Commons licenses require that you areÌýattributed as the author. Each Read & Publish agreement will include specific information around author rights and attribution.

Always check the publisher’s terms regarding specific licenses to understand . For help selecting the most appropriate Creative Commons license for your work, try the tool.

Selected Read and Publish agreements have publisher imposed caps. The cap applies to the entire CAUL consortium membership and may be reached by the end of the year. CAUL has produced a with approval and rejection statistics for capped agreements to help Universities monitor the capped status.

If a quota is exceeded, ³ÉÈË´óƬ authors can:

1. Publish the article open and source funds to pay the APC
2. Publish under traditional subscription model (read only access behind a paywall).

Authors are encouraged to submit an accepted version of their paper to . To further discuss your publishing options please contact your Liaison Librarian.