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If you're a researcher thinking of submitting an article to one of our journals, see our partners list to find out if your institution can cover some or all of your publishing fees

Researchers are the core of the publishing community. With open access publishing, researchers can collaborate better and innovate faster. Discover if your institution is already part of the Frontiers partner community.

Your library plays a vital role in driving impactful research, and we’re maximizing it by removing the barriers to publishing. Find the right partnership model for your institution.

Together we can support your grantees with increased access to high-quality papers.

Partnering with us ensures that your research is accessible to a wider audience, boosting the profile and reach of your consortium.



Gold open access publisher Frontiers and the South African National Library and Information Consortium (SANLiC) have agreed a national framework to support open access publishing for eligible SANLiC member institutions.

Frontiers and the University of Miami announce a new open access publishing agreement, giving affiliated researchers the chance publish in leading journals without incurring publishing fees, which are fully covered by the university.

Frontiers has renewed its national open access agreement with Norway for 2025, reinforcing a shared commitment to advancing open science.

At just 25 years old, the University of Insubria has emerged as a leader in research and innovation, with a strong commitment to open access to empower researchers and foster a more inclusive academic community.