Thursday, 03 July 2025

NEW: Publish in Nature’s hybrid journals

Springer Nature

New licence agreement allows Open Access publishing in selected Springer Nature hybrid journals at no additional cost

Read and Publish agreements provide legal certainty for the university and help reduce the overall costs of journal access and publication.

The agreement (negotiated through the Austrian Academic Library Consortium (KEMÖ)) between the University Library Graz and the publisher Springer Naturenow offers Corresponding Authors from the University of Graz free and uncomplicated Open Access publishing in selectedhybrid Nature journals. A few of the hybrid titles included are:

  • Nature

  • Nature Biotechnology

  • Nature Cancer

  • Nature Cell Biology

  • Nature Genetics

  • Nature Immunology

  • Nature Machine Intelligence

  • Nature Materials

  • Nature Medicine

  • Nature Microbiology

  • Nature Neuroscience

  • Nature Physics

Complete list of eligible hybrid Nature journals

If your chosen journal is not included in the title list but is listed in the DOAJ, please contact the Publication Services team.

Further information on our Springer and Nature funding opportunities (including which journal titles and article types are eligible).

If you have any questions, please contact ub.zeitschriften(at)uni-graz.at.

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