Successful Conversion of Journals to OA by S2O
2023 commitment announced - read the press release
2023 – mid-year progress report
2023 – year-end Impact Report
Volumes publishing January-December 2024:
1st Quarter (January-March)
Linguistics
Marine Science
Psychology
Fluid Mechanics
Organizational Psychology and Organizational Behavior
Pharmacology and Toxicology
Pathology: Mechanisms of Disease
Entomology
Criminology
Medicine
Physiology
Animal Biosciences
Statistics and Its Application
Condensed Matter Physics
2nd Quarter (April-June)
Public Health
Cancer Biology
Physical Chemistry
Immunology
Food Science and Technology
Biomedical Engineering
Control, Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Biophysics
Clinical Psychology
Analytical Chemistry
Plant Biology
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Political Science
Biochemistry
3rd Quarter (July-September)
Materials Research
Neuroscience
Sociology
Economics
Biomedical Data Science
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Nutrition
Genomics and Human Genetics
Phytopathology
Environment and Resources
Vision Science
Nuclear and Particle Science
Virology
4th Quarter (October-December)
Advocacy from researchers for OA journals
In March 2023, UK researchers wrote an open letter encouraging library directors to follow the lead of US library directors and adopt new models for scholarly publishing such as Subscribe to Open. Read the letter and see the signatories
Learn more about Subscribe to Open (S2O) and help spread the word:
Download our infographic CC-BY-SA 1.0
- Pricing and expenditure information is available here.
What are the benefits of S20?
Benefits for Subscribers
- Guaranteed permanent data rights to the content (regardless of the success of the offer)
- Access to Reviews in Advance (RIAs), which are articles available before their official publication date
- Enhanced back volume availability
- Demonstrated commitment to Open Access
Benefits for Authors
- OA publication without any article charges. This provides equal OA support for authors from all institutions and to all fields of research
- Articles are published under a Creative Commons license
Benefits for the Community
- Makes scholarly review content available to the larger community
- Supports open science and helps meet the growing demand for OA publications