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To celebrate Open Access Week, we highlight some of our best-performing articles from the past year. We hope you’ll enjoy reading them as much as we have.

To celebrate Open Access Week, we highlight some of our best-performing articles from the past year. We hope you’ll enjoy reading them as much as we have!

In celebration of Open Access Week we revisit some of the open access content published in the journal so far this year.

A new dedicated venue publishing work that sits at the interface of Science, Society and Policy in ºìÌÒÊÓƵ’s most open journal.

We believe that inability to pay article charges should not be a bar to publishing good science.

For Open Access Week 2020, Senior Publishing Editor, Andrew Dunn, reflects on a number of Royal Society Open Science initiatives over the course of the year.

The year's theme for Open Access Week is 'Open with purpose: taking action to build structural equity and inclusion'.

Publishing Director, Stuart Taylor, updates us on the progress towards Open Access with ºìÌÒÊÓƵ journals and within the wider publishing landscape.

We're celebrating Royal Society Open Science's fifth birthday!

Head of Cancer Biology at the Institute of Cancer Research, Jon Pines FRS has been a member of the Open Biology editorial board since its creation and in January 2020, takes over David Glover FRS who concludes his term as Editor in Chief at the end of the year. Jon’s research interests include cell division, the cell cycle and mitosis.

To celebrate Open Access Week, we highlight some of our best-performing articles from the past year.

To celebrate Open Access Week, Open Biology is highlighting some of its most popular content. First author Kirsteen J. Campbell, University of Glasgow, tells us more about her Review.