#ReadAndPublish is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 7 people shared 21 posts with it — around 1 a day. Activity is up 133% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 4 with 3 posts.

Posts with #ReadAndPublish

Journal of Cell Science

@jcellsci.bsky.social

10 months ago

Malina Iwanski @mkiwanski.bsky.social, Lukas Kapitein and colleagues discover that stable microtubules reverse their polarity during neuronal development. journals.biologists.com/j…. #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish

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The Company of Biologists

@biologists.bsky.social

1 day ago

Thank you Ruth Ashery-Padan for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing @dev-journal.bsky.social via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with Tel Aviv University Read Ruth’s paper: doi.org/10.1242/dev.... Is your institution participating too? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

The ability to publish fee-free Open Access through the Read & Publish agreement is critical for our lab. Scientific funding is always tight, so eliminating article processing charges ensures that our budget stays focused directly on driving scientific discovery. As active peer reviewers who contribute our time to the scientific community, we highly appreciate a seamless path to publishing in top-tier journals.

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Journal of Cell Science

@jcellsci.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Jason Casler @jasoncasler.bsky.social, Clare Harper and Laura Lackner @lllackner.bsky.social find that mitochondria–plasma membrane contact sites regulate the ER–mitochondria encounter structure. journals.biologists.com/j…. #JCSMitoSI #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish

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Journal of Cell Science

@jcellsci.bsky.social

6 months ago

Cordula Reuther, Paula Santos-Otte, Stefan Diez and colleagues find that microtubule lattice defects facilitate spastin-mediated severing. journals.biologists.com/j…. #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish

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The Company of Biologists

@biologists.bsky.social

4 months ago

Thank you Rodrigo Fernandez-Gonzalez @rodrigofg.bsky.social for sharing your experience of fee-free #OA publishing @dev-journal.bsky.social via our #ReadAndPublish agreement with @utoronto.ca Read Rodrigo’s paper: tinyurl.com/2peknzn6 Is your institution participating too? bit.ly/3O7BxGi

“The opportunity to publish our article fee-free for Open Access under the Read & Publish agreement with the University of Toronto was the cherry on the cake. Not only is Development one of my favourite journals, with a fair and streamlined review process, but publishing fee free gives our work much wider visibility and provides an opportunity to get much more feedback. In the current funding environment, agreements such as the one between The Company of Biologists and the University of Toronto are key to be able to stretch research dollars while broadly disseminating research outputs.”

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Journal of Cell Science

@jcellsci.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Giulia Viola, Torsten Wittmann @microtubule.bsky.social and colleagues @ctbatucsf.bsky.social use protein nanocages to benchmark fluorescent proteins in live cells. Highlight: journals.biologists.com/j…. Article: journals.biologists.com/j…. #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish

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Journal of Cell Science

@jcellsci.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Mohona Gupta, Gregory Pazour and colleagues find that Inpp5e is crucial for photoreceptor outer segment maintenance. journals.biologists.com/j…. #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish

Electron micrograph showing that loss of Inpp5e causes loss of outer segment integrity and extracellular vesicle accumulation.

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Journal of Cell Science

@jcellsci.bsky.social

about 2 months ago

Igor Yakunin, Sean Munro @cellbiol-mrclmb.bsky.social and colleagues find that the Golgi vesicle tether p115 can bind directly to the ER exit site organiser Sec16A. #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish journals.biologists.com/j….

AlphaBridge visualisation of the output from an AlphaFold 3 prediction of a complex between the N-terminal region of Sec16A (1–1100) and the head domain of p115 (1–630). Shown in orange and blue are the two high-confidence interactions identified by AlphaBridge, both of which have a predicted interaction confidence score (piCS) of 0.91 (Álvarez-Salmoral et al., 2025 preprint). The predicted local distance difference test (pLDDT) score of ≤50 indicates that most of the indicated region of Sec16A is predicted to be unstructured. (C) AlphaFold 3 prediction of the complex formed between residues 701–755 of Sec16A and the head domain of p115. The residues of Sec16A lie along a groove in the surface of p115, with two regions predicted to interact with very high confidence. Shown in red are short stretches of residues in the middle of each region that were selected for mutation to alanine.

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The Company of Biologists

@biologists.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

February is Library Lover's Month and we would like to thank all librarians for the important role they play within the biology community. #LibraryLoversMonth #HappyLibraryLoversMonth #biology #research #ReadAndPublish #OA

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February is Library Lover's Month

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Journal of Cell Science

@jcellsci.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Ya Gao, @brettcollins.bsky.social and colleagues use nanobodies to interrogate Cavin1 structure and function and provide insights into cavin protein assemblies and caveola structures in cells. journals.biologists.com/j…. #OpenAccess #ReadandPublish