Funder open access policies

How do I comply with my research funder’s open access policy?

Many research funders have policies requiring you to make your published work available open access.

On this page, you can find out what you need to do, to make sure you comply with these mandates.

We’ve also brought together list of open access policies for the major funders, with a summary of the key points for each one.

An introduction to funder open access policies

Before submitting your research to a journal, check whether your funder has any requirements about how your work should be published.

In particular, your funder may specify that your article needs to be made open access (OA).

This might be gold open access, which means that the final version of record of your article published in a journal or online platform is immediately available for anyone to read and reuse. Publishing gold OA often requires the payment of an article publishing charge (APC). If your funder requires you to publish gold OA then they will usually make funding available to support this.

Taylor & Francis offers a range of different gold OA options, including full open access journals, Open Select (hybrid) journals, and the F1000Research platforms and gateways. Some research funders specify in their policies which types of publishing venues you can choose from.

Alternatively your funder may ask you to make use of the green open access option, which you can do by depositing an earlier version of your article in a repository. Some funders and many institutions have their own repositories, which they ask you to use.

Please note that for most Taylor & Francis journals there’s an embargo period before the manuscript you deposit can be made available for others to access. The embargo period for each Taylor & Francis journal is available on the open access cost finder.

How do I know whether my funder has an open access policy?

You will usually be able to find full details about your funder’s open access policy on their website. Another useful source of information is ROARMAP, the Registry of Open Access Repository Mandates and Policies. This is a growing database of the open access policies of institutions and research funders.

It’s also worth reviewing your grant agreement or terms and conditions – look out for words like ‘Open Access’, ‘Accepted Manuscript’, ‘transformative agreement’, ‘hybrid’, ‘full OA’, ‘license’.

In the sections below there’s a summary of relevant points from the open access policies of some of the major research funders, as applied to our publishing program. This offers advice on publishing options that are compatible with your funder policies, to help you find the best home for your research outputs.

We do our best to provide you with relevant information and to guide you through the publishing journey with us but please always check your funder’s policy before you submit. You can do this by following the links in each section below.

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Please also tell us about any relevant funding (including funding received by your co-authors) when you submit your manuscript.

How can I check whether the journal I want to publish in is compatible with my funder’s open access policy?

Use the open access cost finder to search for details of every Taylor & Francis journal’s green OA policy and gold OA publishing options.

This includes information on which licenses are available and what embargo period applies. Some funders require any gold OA articles to be published under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license. This is available on the majority of our Open Select and Open journals.

Taylor & Francis deposit agreements with major research funders

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We have deposit agreements with PubMed Central and Europe PubMed Central for articles from certain funders, including the National Institute for Health (NIH), Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and many of those listed by Europe PMC; specifically Arthritis Research UK, Austrian Science Fund (FWF), Breast Cancer Campaign, British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research UK, Bloodwise, Medical Research Council (MRC), National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) and Wellcome.

We deposit all articles by the online publication date for NIH-funded manuscripts. For all other funded manuscripts, we deposit within 7 days of final paginated publication.

Funder statements

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To make sure the visibility of funder information, all funder statements supplied to us can be found in the ‘additional information’ section of the HTML version of articles published in Taylor & Francis journals.

International funder open access policies

The tabs below give a summary of relevant points from the open access policies of some of the major international research funders, as applied to our publishing program. We do our best to keep this information up to date, but we recommend you check on your funder’s website and grant agreement before submitting your research to a journal. If you spot any errors please contact us at: [email protected].

Policy: Gold OA
Applies to: All funded outputs
Permitted publication venues: Full OA journals and platforms (see Gates Open Research); monographs, book chapters. Hybrid journals are permitted if they are part of a transformative agreement.

Key information for funded researchers
All articles and their associated data must be open access immediately upon publication and published under the terms of a CC BY license. Funding is available for the permitted publication venues outlined above.

What are my open access publishing choices if I or a co-author have received research funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation?
Choose from:
– Our growing portfolio of over 280 full open access journals, including Dove Press,
F1000Research, an innovative open access platform for fast publication,
Gates Open Research, a rapid and transparent open research platform for research funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, powered by F1000Research,
– And if your institution or funder has a transformative agreement with us, you can also publish the final version of your article open access in Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open Select (hybrid) journals.

Further information: Please read the full open access policy on the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation website.

Policy: Green and gold OA

Applies to: All outputs from The World Bank staff members (including co-authors), all funded outputs

Key information:
There are specific article publishing agreements for World Bank authors publishing with Taylor & Francis. The World Bank asserts and retains copyright in each article. Your publishing agreement needs to be signed by a World Bank designated official.

If choosing green OA (final article published in a subscription journal) the Accepted Manuscript version (the version revised after peer review, but prior to Taylor & Francis’s copy-editing etc.) and supporting data should be made publicly available under a CC BY-NC-ND license. The manuscript should be deposited to the Open Knowledge Repository upon acceptance and made publicly available within 18 months of publication of the final article.

If choosing gold OA, the final article should be published under a CC BY license. Taylor & Francis facilitates the deposit of articles and associated metadata in the Open Knowledge Repository for all authors.

Further information: Please consult The World Bank Open Access policy. You can also contact [email protected]

Policy: Gold OA 
Applies to: All funded outputs, all outputs from WHO staff members (including as co-authors). 
Permitted publication venues: Full OA journals, monographs, book chapters. Hybrid journals are permitted if they are part of a transformative agreement.  
Visit our journal checker to check your shortlist. 

Key information for funded researchers
There are specific article publishing agreements for WHO publishing with Taylor & Francis. Your publishing agreement needs to be signed by a WHO divisional director.  
Funding is available publishing in full OA journals or platforms, as well as monographs and chapters. Costs should be included in your funding applications.  
You must publish under a specific licence:  
– Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Intergovernmental Organization (CC BY 3.0 IGO) licence (for WHO-authored articles, chapters, monographs);  or 
CC BY 4.0 licence (for WHO-funded articles, chapters, monographs).  
– Alternatively, the Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial 3.0 IGO (BY-NC 3.0 IGO) licence may be used for chapters or monographs.  
Make sure that your article is deposited in  Europe PMC or PMC on publication (or within 12 months if publishing a monograph or book chapter). 

What are my open access publishing choices if I or a co-author have received research funding from the World Health Organization (WHO), or I am an employee of the WHO?
Choose from: 
– Our growing portfolio of over 280 full open access journals, including Dove Press,
F1000Research, an innovative open access platform for fast publication,
– The TDR Gateway, a rapid and transparent open research platform for research from the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR), powered by F1000Research, 
– And if your institution or funder has a transformative agreement with us, you can also publish the final version of your article open access in Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open Select (hybrid) journals. Make sure to deposit your article in a repository on publication.  
-*NB: researchers working on the Global Trachoma Mapping Project may (continue to) submit their work to Ophthalmic Epidemiology due to the pre-existing arrangement in place. 

Complying with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) open access policies

If you are an employee of the FAO, your work is governed by the “Publication Framework Agreement” (PFA) which the FAO and Taylor & Francis have agreed.

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This allows for the posting of an AOM (the version submitted for peer review) in the FAO’s repository for public access at any time. It also allows the posting of the Author’s Accepted Manuscript (the version revised after peer review, but prior to Taylor & Francis’s copy-editing, etc.) in the FAO’s repository after an embargo of 18 months, with a link to the Taylor & Francis Version of Scholarly Record. The FAO asserts and retains copyright in each article.

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Regional funder open access policies

The tabs below give a summary of relevant points from the open access policies of some of the major regional research funders, as applied to our publishing program. We do our best to keep this information up to date, but we recommend you check on your funder’s website and grant agreement before submitting your research to a journal. If you spot any errors please contact us at: [email protected].

Policy: Requests green OA, encourages gold. It recommends that researchers be prepared to share data with other researchers.

Key information for funded researchers
The ERC requests that an electronic copy of any research article, monograph, or other research publication that is funded by the ERC is deposited in a suitable repository on publication. Open access should be provided as soon as possible (and no later than six months after the official publication date for science, technology and medicine publications and twelve months for the social sciences, arts and humanities).
Open access fees incurred during the project can be charged against ERC grants.
European Research Council website

Policy: Gold and green OA

Key information for funded researchers
Article publishing charges are eligible for reimbursement during the project (see the Model Grant Agreement). The final published article (the Version of Record) should be deposited on publication. Open access costs incurred once a project is completed cannot be refunded from the budget. However, a pilot project under the OpenAIRE2020 project will address publication charges from completed FP7 projects.
If the author does not publish their article as gold OA, the Accepted Manuscript version of the article must be deposited in a repository on publication (green OA), with open access available within either six months (science, technology, and medical subjects) or twelve months (social sciences, arts and humanities) of publication. Data related to the article should also be deposited in a data repository.

Policy: Gold OA 
Applies to: All funded outputs 
Permitted publication venues: Full OA journals and platforms (see Open Research Europe); monographs, book chapters. Hybrid journals are permitted if they are part of a transformative agreement (funding is usually covered by your institution).  
Visit our journal checker to check your shortlist. 

Key information for funded researchers
All articles and their associated data must be OA immediately upon publication, deposited in a repository, and published under the terms of a CC BY license (CC BY-NC, CC BY-ND licenses are permitted for long text formats such as monographs, find out more about licences here). Grant funding can be used for full OA journals and platforms (Open Research Europe is supported by the Commission so there is no direct charge to grantees). 

What are my open access publishing choices if I or a co-author have received research funding from the European Commission / Horizon Europe programme?
Choose from:
– Our growing portfolio of over 280 full open access journals, including Dove Press,
F1000Research, an innovative open access platform for fast publication,
- Open Research Europe, a rapid and transparent open research platform for research funded by the European Commission, powered by F1000Research (Open Research Europe is supported by the Commission so there is no direct charge to grantees). 
– And if your institution or funder has a transformative agreement with us, you can also publish the final version of your article open access in Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open Select (hybrid) journals.  

Further information: Horizon Europe home page and Horizon Europe Model Grant Agreement [p107] (last checked 15 March 2021) 

National funder open access policies

The tabs below give a summary of relevant points from the open access policies of some of the major national research funders, as applied to our publishing program. We do our best to keep this information up to date, but we recommend you check on your funder’s website and grant agreement before submitting your research to a journal. If you spot any errors please contact us at: [email protected].

The Australian Research Council (ARC)
Policy: Green OA

Key information for funded researchers
Provide publication metadata and ensure grant information is included in the article. Researchers must make the Accepted Manuscript version of their article openly accessible within twelve (12) months of publication of the final published article (the Version of Record). If a journal has a longer embargo period, the grantee should note this in their Final Report.
In all cases, Research Output Metadata must be made available to the public in an Institutional Repository as soon as possible but no later than three (3) months from the date of Publication.


National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)
Policy: Gold OA

Key information for funded researchers
Researchers are required to make publications resulting from NHMRC grant awards available open access under a CC-BY license. This applies to both peer reviewed manuscripts and peer reviewed conference papers which report on original research. Researchers must furthermore ensure that grant information is included in the article.
 
The NHMRC ‘open access Route Two’ (immediate deposit of the Accepted Manuscript version in a repository under a CC-BY license) is not compatible with Taylor & Francis policies on sharing different versions of your article.
 
Publication in a hybrid [or ‘Open Select’] title is compliant with the policy, so long as the title in question is covered by a transformative agreement. Grant awards can be used to support costs associated with publications and open access such as article processing charges, so long as the venue is compliant with the policy (Fully Open Access, or Hybrid and covered by a relevant Transformative Agreement).

This policy applies to grant awards issued on or after 20 September 2022. For grant awards made prior to this date, the previous NHMRC policy covers publications produced up to 31December 2023. Thereafter, this policy applies.
 
Further information: NHMRC Open Access Policy

ÖAW (Academy of Sciences)
Policy: Green OA

Key information for funded researchers
ÖAW recommends deposit of work in a repository as quickly as possible.

Austrian Science Fund / FWF *
Policy: Gold and green OA
* holder of a prepayment membership with Taylor & Francis

Key information for funded researchers
For gold OA, funds are available to pay APCs up to €2,500 for full OA journals and €1,500 for hybrid journals. Researchers must sign a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license when publishing their article. Journals should be indexed in DOAJ (if full OA – Open journals), or Scopus / Web of Science (if hybrid OA – Open Select journals)
For green OA, researchers must deposit the Accepted Manuscript version of the article in a repository within twelve months of publication.
Deposit in a sustainable-access repository deposit is required for all publications (list provided at OpenDOAR), and if publications are in the life sciences, deposit is required in Europe PubMed Central. Where possible, researchers should make their data openly accessible either immediately, or if not used in publications, two years after the project is completed.
Taylor & Francis manages the deposit of articles in PubMed Central for all authors. To ensure we can do this for you, please ensure you complete the funding information in our online submissions system when you submit your paper or tell us at proof stage.

Fonds de la recherche Scientifique (FRS-FNRS)
Policy: Green OA
Key information for funded researchers
Deposit the Author’s Accepted Manuscript version of their article in a repository immediately on acceptance. This version must be made freely available within either six months (science, technology, and medical) or twelve months (social sciences, arts, and humanities) of publication.
If authors are unable to meet the embargo periods, they are required to inform their hosting institution and the FRS-FNRS.
Gold OA costs incurred during the timeframe of the project can be claimed, to a limit of €500 per article.
This policy applies to any article and any symposia, seminar, conference or poster which has been the subject of a peer-reviewed scientific publication

Fonds voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek / Research Foundation Flanders (FWO)
Policy: Green OA
Key information for funded researchers
Deposit their article (and data) in a public open-access database (or repository), within twelve months of publication.

Tri-Agency Policy
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR)
Policy: Gold or green OA

Key information for funded researchers
Gold OA / delayed free access: ensure final published articles are freely accessible through the publisher’s website within twelve months of publication. Grant funds can be used to cover article publishing charges (APCs). Researchers are encouraged to deposit the Version of Record into an accessible online repository.
Green OA: archive Author’s Accepted Manuscript versions of articles in a repository within twelve months of publication.

Data deposit (CIHR funded researchers)
Deposit data into a publicly accessible repository or database and retain all data sets (published or not) for a minimum of five years after the end of the grant (or longer if other policies apply).

Chinese Academy of Science (CAS)
Policy: Green OA. Funds available to publish Gold OA.
Key information for funded researchers
Researchers and graduate students must deposit the final, peer-reviewed manuscripts of their research articles resulting from any public funding, submitted and consequently published since the issuing of the policy, into the open access repositories of their respective institutes, to be made open access within twelve months of their official publication.
CAS also encourages researchers to deposit previously published articles into their respective institutional repositories. CAS will also support researchers to publish in open access journals with good quality control and an affordable APC.

National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)
Policy: Green OA
Key information for funded researchers
Funded researchers must deposit the final, peer-reviewed manuscripts of research articles resulting from its funding, submitted and consequently published since the issuing of the policy, into the NSFC open access repository (2016), to be made open access within twelve months of their official publication in academic journals.

Danish Council for Independent Research
Danish National Research Foundation
Danish Council for Strategic Research
Danish National Advanced Technology Foundation
Danish Council for Technology and Innovation
Policy: Green OA

Key information for funded researchers
If the journal permits it, deposit the Author’s Accepted Manuscript version of articles in repositories within six months (health, natural sciences, engineering, agricultural, and veterinarian sciences) or twelve months (social sciences and the humanities).
Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science website

Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG)
Policy: Green and gold OA

Key information for funded researchers
Publications are to be made freely accessible in open access journals immediately on publication or – via repositories – no later than six months (sciences) or twelve months (social sciences and humanities) after the original publication.
Article publishing charges of up to €2,000 (incl. VAT) may be financed through DFG funds for publication in full Open journals. This cannot be used to co-finance APCs higher than this amount.

RANNIS
Policy: Green and gold OA

Key information for funded researchers
Unless otherwise agreed upon, researchers should publish their research either in open access journals or deposit in repositories on publication, with an embargo period of up to twelve (12) months.
Plans are being made for grantees to be able to apply for funding to cover part of the APC.

Science Foundation Ireland (SFI)
Policy: Gold OA
Applies to: All peer-reviewed articles and conference proceedings resulting from SFI funding; monographs and book chapters.
Permitted publication venues: Full OA journals and platforms, monographs, book chapters. Hybrid journals are permitted if they are part of a transformative agreement.

Key information for funded researchers:
For articles and conference proceedings: publish under a CC BY license. Funding (for open access charges only) is available for the permitted publication venues outlined above.
For monographs and book chapters: publish under the gold OA model with a CC BY or CC BY-NC license. SFI will contribute to the costs associated with gold OA publication.

What are my open access publishing choices if I or a co-author have received research funding from the Science Foundation Ireland?
Choose from:
– Our growing portfolio of over 280 full open access journals, including Dove Press,
F1000Research, an innovative open access platform for fast publication, 
– And if your institution or funder has a transformative agreement with us, you can also publish the final version of your article open access in Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open Select (hybrid) journals.
Further information: Please consult the SFI open research policies.

Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR)
Policy: Green OA
Key information for funded researchers
Please check ROARmap for updates.

Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)
Policy: Prefers green OA, allows gold.
Key information for funded researchers
Researchers should deposit the Accepted Manuscript version of their article in a repository.
Article publishing charges can be reimbursed as a direct expense of a JST-funded research project.

Research Council of Lithuania
Policy: Green and gold OA
Key information for funded researchers
The Accepted Manuscript should be deposited in in a repository immediately on publication, providing open access after an embargo period of 6 (sciences) or 12 (social sciences and the humanities) months.
Article publishing charges are eligible costs for projects. CC BY licences should be used in open access journals.
Read the legislation (Lithuanian).

Policy: National legislation encouraging green OA, depositing to a national repository.
Key information for funded researchers
Please check ROARmap for updates.

Please note – many authors based in institutions in the Netherlands may be eligible to publish open access in our Open Select journals, free of charge, under our transformative agreement with VSNU
Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) 
Policy: Gold OA

Key information for funded researchers
Authors can choose to publish open access in full OA journals or in hybrid journals which are part of a transformative agreement.
NWO article publication Route 2 (“Publication in a closed or hybrid subscription journal and immediate (without embargo) deposition of a copy of the publication … in an Open Access repository”) is not compatible with Taylor & Francis policies on sharing different versions of your article.

Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT)
Policy: Green and gold OA

Key information for funded researchers
Peer-reviewed content to be deposited in one of the open access repositories hosted within the Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (RCAAP) as soon as possible, preferably immediately on acceptance for publication. Embargo periods of up to 6 (scientific subject areas) or 12 months (social sciences, arts, and humanities) are allowed. Researchers are encouraged to share data with the scientific community, by placing it in open access databases (such as Genbank), within the shortest time possible.
Article publishing charges are eligible for reimbursement within the scope of FCT’s project funding. Articles published on a gold OA basis using these funds should be deposited immediately into a repository, and a CC BY licence should be applied.

Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR)
Policy: Green OA, gold OA article publishing charge funding available.

Key information for funded researchers
All content must be deposited in A* OA Repository (A*OAR) or any other institutional/subject repository and be publicly available no later than 12 months following publication.
APCs are grant-fundable, with A* recommending full OA journals.

South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC)
Policy: Gold OA
Applies to: Research articles funded by SAMRC

Permitted publication venues: Full OA journals and platforms. Hybrid journals are permitted if they are part of a transformative agreement.

Key information for funded researchers:
Publish under a CC BY license. Funding is available for the permitted publication venues outlined above. Please contact SAMRC for more details.

What are my open access publishing choices if I or a co-author have received research funding from SAMRC?
Choose from:
– Our growing portfolio of over 280 full open access journals, including Dove Press,
F1000Research, an innovative open access platform for fast publication, 
– And if your institution or funder has a transformative agreement with us, you can also publish the final version of your article open access in Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open Select (hybrid) journals.

Further information: SAMRC website

Policy: Green OA
Key information for funded researchers
Spanish researchers who carry out their research mainly funded by the national government will make public a copy of the final version of the accepted paper as soon as possible, and no later than twelve months after publication. These open access copies will be archived in an institutional or thematic repository.

Vetenskapsrådet / Swedish Research Council
Policy: Green and Gold OA
Key information for funded researchers If opting for green OA, researchers must deposit their article in a repository within a maximum of six months (science, technology, and medical) or twelve months (social sciences, arts, and humanities) from publication.
Where article publishing charges are paid, researchers must sign a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license when publishing their article.

Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)
Policy: Green OA. Article publishing charge (APC) funding available for gold OA.
Key information for funded researcher
Researchers should deposit their work in a repository within six months for journal articles and 12 months for books. If this is not possible, grantees should inform the SNSF.
SNSF offer grants to cover APCs in full OA journals.

United Kingdom Research and Innovation (UKRI)
Policy: Gold OA
Applies to: Peer-reviewed articles submitted for publication from April 1 2022, acknowledging funding from UKRI or any of its constituent councils.

Permitted publication venues: Full OA and hybrid journals and platforms. UKRI funding can only be used to pay hybrid article publishing charges if the journal is part of a transformative agreement.

Key information for funded researchers
– Publish under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license. (Please note that, although UKRI will permit use of a CC BY-ND license in some cases, this license is not currently offered by Taylor & Francis journals.)
– You must include a data access statement in your article.
– The UKRI ‘open access Route 2’ (immediate deposit of the Accepted Manuscript version in a repository) is not compatible with Taylor & Francis policies on sharing different versions of your article.

What are my open access publishing choices if I or a co-author have received research funding from UKRI?
Choose from:
– Our growing portfolio of over 280 full open access journals, including Dove Press,
F1000Research, an innovative open access platform for fast publication, 
– If your institution is part of a transformative agreement with us, such as the arrangement with Jisc in the UK, or you have non-UKRI funding available to pay an article publishing charge, you can also publish the final version of your article open access in Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open Select (hybrid) journals.

Further information: UKRI open access policy

Wellcome
Policy: Gold OA
Applies to: Funded outputs reporting original, peer-reviewed research.

Permitted publication venues: Full OA journals and platforms (see Wellcome Open Research); monographs, book chapters. Hybrid journals are permitted if they are part of a transformative agreement.

Key information for funded researchers
For peer-reviewed articles: publish under a CC BY license. Funding is available for the permitted publication venues outlined above.
For monographs and book chapters: publish under the Gold OA model with a CC BY license. Funding is available. Complete the deposit form to include your work in the NCBI Bookshelf and Europe PMC within six months of publication.

What are my open access publishing choices if I or a co-author have received research funding from Wellcome?
Choose from:
– Our growing portfolio of over 280 full open access journals, including Dove Press,
F1000Research, an innovative open access platform for fast publication,
Wellcome Open Research, a rapid and transparent open research platform for Wellcome-funded researchers, powered by F1000Research,
– And if your institution or funder has a transformative agreement with us, you can also publish the final version of your article open access in Taylor & Francis and Routledge Open Select (hybrid) journals.

Further information: Please consult ‘Complying with our open access policy’ on the Wellcome website.

Howard Hughes Medical Institute 
Policy: Gold OA
Applies to: original, peer reviewed outputs that comprise a significant contribution from HHMI laboratory heads, including Investigators and Janelia Research Campus group leaders and fellows if they are the lead / major author. (NB HHMI encourages but does not mandate compliance with the policy if the author is a co-author.) 
Permitted publication venues: full OA journals and platforms. 
Key information for funded researchers
– Make your article freely available under a CC BY license (find out more about licences here). 
– Funding is available to cover publishing charges in full OA journals or platforms.  
You should also: 
– Consider sharing your original manuscript on a preprint server 
– Include a data/code availability statement detailing how data and code integral to the publication can be accessed. 
What are my open access publishing choices if I have received funding from HHMI (including as a laboratory head or Investigator): 
You should be able to use your HHMI budget to publish open access in: 
– Our growing portfolio of over 280 full open access journals, including Dove Press,
F1000Research, an innovative open access platform for fast publication
Further information: HHMI Open Access policy 
 
National Institutes of Health (NIH) public access policy
Policy: Green OA
Key information for funded researchers
The Accepted Manuscript or the final published article (Version of Record) should be deposited in National Library of Medicine’s PubMed Central, to be made publicly available no later than twelve months after the official date of publication.
Taylor & Francis manages the deposit of NIH-funded articles in PubMed Central for all authors. To ensure we can do this for you, please complete the funding information in our online submissions system when you submit your paper or tell us at proof stage.

OSTP (Office of Science and Technology Policy) memorandum
Policy: Green OA
Key information for funded researchers
Funded federal agencies or bureaus should ensure free, public, online access to a machine-readable version of either the Accepted Manuscript version or the final published article (Version of Record) of funded research within twelve months of publication.
Each agency has specified its own repository of choice in which to deposit content. Each department’s plan can be accessed on CENDI.
Agencies covered by the OSTP memo:
-Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
-Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ)
-HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (ASPR)
-HHS Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
-Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
-Department of Defense (DoD)
-Department of Energy (DOE)
-Department of the Interior (DOI)
-Department of Transportation (DOT)
-Department of Education (ED)
-Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
-HHS Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
-HHS National Institutes of Health (NIH)
-Department of Commerce (DOC)
-National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
-DOC National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
-National Science Foundation (NSF)
-Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI)
-Smithsonian Institution (SI)
-United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
-United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
-United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)