Read and Publish
Read and Publish, also known as a transformative agreement, is an open access model that bundles payment for reading access and payment for publishing into a single contract.
UT Health San Antonio Library participates in several Read and Publish agreements which aim to serve authors and the wider community by publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed open access (OA) content. This waives publishing fees for authors who wish to publish in open access.
Benefits for Authors
- Take advantage of an institutional agreement that covers your open access publishing fee or provides a discount
- Publish under a Creative Commons license to determine how readers can use your article
- Increase visibility for your research, leading to higher citations, wider reach and global impact.
The Library’s Role
The library proactively supports transformative agreements with publishers when the agreement is financially viable and provides the faculty with comprehensive open publishing options.
Transformative agreements also foster community stewardship through open access and shift away from paid subscriptions that place published research articles behind paywalls. In addition, these agreements help faculty who have research grants which may require the publication of research in an open-access journal.
The library does not currently fund article processing charges (APCs) but encourages UT Health San Antonio affiliates to take advantage of these APC discounts.
Publisher | Discount |
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Annual Reviews | APCs waived at 100% |
Cambridge Journals | APCs waived at 100% |
Company of Biologists | APCs waived at 100% |
Elsevier OA | 10% or 15% discount on APCs, depending on the journal |
Institute of Physics | APCs waived at 100% |
Sage Premier | APCs waived at 100% |
* See Publisher Details for additional information. |
Eligible Journals
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Publisher Details
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Questions?
Do you have questions about publishing discounts? Submit your question or contact Dana Whitmire, Electronic Resources Librarian.