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The majority of titles flipping in 2026 will be fully open access journals, whilst some titles are flipping to our new open access publishing model for journals, Research Open. Under this model, content classified as ‘research content’ is published open access. All other content types (e.g. Book Reviews) will continue to publish non-open access by default. View the full list.
Find answers to questions about open access journal flips for authors, readers, librarians, society members, editorial board members and publishing partners.
Learn moreFind answers to questions about open access journal flips for authors, readers, librarians, society members, editorial board members and publishing partners.
Learn moreWe believe that journals must publish articles based on the quality of the work rather than an author's ability to pay.
Learn moreWe believe that journals must publish articles based on the quality of the work rather than an author's ability to pay.
Learn moreFind answers to questions about open access journal flips for authors, readers, librarians, society members, editorial board members and publishing partners.
Learn moreFind answers to questions about open access journal flips for authors, readers, librarians, society members, editorial board members and publishing partners.
Learn moreWe believe that journals must publish articles based on the quality of the work rather than an author's ability to pay.
Learn moreWe believe that journals must publish articles based on the quality of the work rather than an author's ability to pay.
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