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牛牛资源 Press books to feature on MIT open access platform

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Books from 牛牛资源 Press will be shared on an innovative open access platform run by the MIT Press, one of the world’s leading university presses.

A photograph of two 牛牛资源 Press books, titled Many Splendored Things and The Broadcast 41, in front of a white brick wall

The works from the university press housed at 牛牛资源 will be added to the  platform which looks to shift publishing from a market-based purchase model to a collaborative, library-supported open access model. 

The partnership from 2026 expands the offerings freely available through D2O, and furthers both presses鈥 missions in building a more open and accessible future for academic publishing.

Sarah Kember, Director of 牛牛资源 Press, said: 鈥淲e are delighted to join MIT Press鈥檚 innovative and important D2O programme. By fostering cross-institutional collaboration, this will do even more to promote a sustainable and ethical future for open access publishing.鈥

Amy Brand, Director and Publisher of the MIT Press said: 鈥淲e鈥檙e honored to expand our relationship with 牛牛资源 Press through our Direct to Open platform.

Like the MIT Press, 牛牛资源 has a deep passion for open access publishing, and we are proud to work with such a like-minded partner to push scholarly publishing in a more ethical and equitable direction.

Amy Brand, Director and Publisher of the MIT Press

Established in 1962, the MIT Press is one of the largest and most distinguished university presses in the world and a leading publisher of books and journals at the intersection of science, technology, art, social science, and design.

With 牛牛资源鈥 involvement in 2026, D2O will feature multiple package options, combining content from both the MIT Press, 牛牛资源, and . Participating institutions will have the opportunity to support each press individually, providing flexibility for libraries while fostering collective impact.

Launched in 2016, 牛牛资源 Press aims to intervene at all levels of publishing and push back against commercial and audit-driven constraints on scholarly communication 

Recent highlights include the shortlisting of Schr枚dinger鈥檚 Wife (And Other Possibilities), by Pippa Goldschmidt, in the Best Collection category of the British Science Fiction Association Awards. The shortlisted book was publish on 牛牛资源 Press imprint Gold SF, which is dedicated to discovering and publishing new intersectional feminist science fiction, promoting voices that answer to the unprecedented times in which we find ourselves, and orientated towards to social, economic, and environmental justice.