Read and Publish Tab - Taylor & Francis

This Read and Publish agreement with Taylor & Francis relates to all of the publishing house's journals without incurring any costs: title list

This includes the following types of journals:

• Open Select Journals (hybrid)
• Open/Full Gold OA Journals (Gold)
• Dove Press (Gold)
• F1000 Research platform (Gold)

All members of the University of Bern and PHBern: Students (including postgraduate and doctoral students), assistants, lecturers and professors.

Persons without an employment contract and with a Faculty Campus account (email address @faculty.unibe.ch) are not entitled to participate in the read-and-publish agreements.

When submitting your applications, please use your institutional e-mail address at the University of Bern or PHBern. The article must be submitted by the corresponding author.

This Read and Publish agreement with Taylor & Francis relates to all of the publishing house's journals without incurring any costs: title list

Articles are submitted on the publishers’ website in the usual way. When submitting your applications, please use your e-mail address at the University of Bern or PHBern.

Here you will find more informations:

• List of authorized journals: title list
• step-by-step guide to the Open Access publication process

This includes the following types of journals:

• Open Select Journals (hybrid)
• Open/Full Gold OA Journals (Gold)
• Dove Press (Gold)
• F1000 Research platform (Gold)

According to the draft agreement, only the following article types will be considered for open access publication:

• Article Commentary
• Brief Report
• Case Report
• Data Note
• Discussion
• Dissertation
• Essay
• Legal Case
• Method
• Note
• Pictorial Work
• Rapid Communication
• Registered Report
• Reply
• Report
• Research Article
• Research Letter
• Review Article
• Target Article

For more information on eligible and non-eligible article types, see the guidelines on the Taylor & Francis website.

The CC BY license is recommended.

Here you can find more information about the Creative Common licences.

All or part of the research for the article must have been carried out at the University of Bern.

To ensure that you are assigned to the University of Bern as securely as possible, select the appropriate affiliation after the article has been accepted by the publisher, even if you no longer work there at the moment.

The date of submission is irrelevant.

If your article is accepted by Taylor & Francis after January 1, 2024 and submitted to the Library for open access publication, it may be published free of charge.

No. Billing takes place through UB Bern.

The agreement covers only the Article Processing Charges (APC) for the open access publication of your article.

All other publication costs (e.g. color in print, posters, publication fees for overlength of an article) cannot be charged via the Read and Publish agreement.

You will be informed personally should your publication request be rejected.

If you think this is a mistake, please reply with a statement why your article should still be published under OA.

If the decision to publish under OA is corrected after re-examination, you will receive a request from Taylor & Francis Technical Support to complete the submission form again. This allows the process to continue as normal.

The number of authorized articles per calendar year is limited and applies throughout Switzerland for all participating institutions. Please note that these are allocated by the publisher on a first-come-first-served basis.