Your published research, accessible and in context

Wiley is experimenting with making it easier for you to share your research, directly on ResearchGate. We are syndicating for 700 titles, making your published research easily available where your community already is.

The full-text, final published articles from 598 Wiley open access journals and 102 subscription and hybrid open access journals will be uploaded automatically to ResearchGate. Open access articles published in the participating journals will be available to all ResearchGate members, while subscription-only articles will be accessible to ResearchGate members with access through their institution, without the need to authenticate or leave the site to log-in.

Learn more in the overview below:

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Which journals are syndicated?

The journals selected a wide array of disciplines and subject areas, including journals published on behalf of American Geophysical Union (AGU) and The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).

See list of Wiley journals available on ResearchGate.

How does the partnership affect authors?

If you published an article in one of the participating journals after January 1, 2019 (or from the year the journal became fully open access), the full-text, final version of the article will be automatically added by Wiley to the publication page on ResearchGate. No action is required on your part to upload the article or make it available to ResearchGate members.

Will I be notified if my article has been uploaded to ResearchGate?

We'll contact you by email to let you know your article has been uploaded to ResearchGate. If you're a ResearchGate member, you'll be notified within the platform when your full-text article has been added to your profile.

Can I still upload my own version of the article?

ResearchGate members can upload additional full-text versions to their publications (e.g., an accepted manuscript) in addition to the version of record provided by Wiley. ResearchGate members must make sure they have the necessary rights and permissions to share those versions publicly.

How does ResearchGate work? Do you need an account?

ResearchGate connects you with other researchers, helps you discover content valuable to your work, and lets you make your own research visible. To create an account, visit www.researchgate.net and click “Join for free.” Once your account is created, complete your profile information to share your publications, start connecting with other researchers, and discover the latest research. Registration on ResearchGate is required to access subscription articles. Further information on how to get started on ResearchGate can be found here.

How will researchers access my article? Is there a cost?

Creating an account on ResearchGate is free. All ResearchGate members will be able to access content from the participating open access journals. Access to subscription content made available on ResearchGate through our partnership will be provided through the member’s institutional affiliation, free of any additional charge.

What happens if a researcher can’t get access to my article?

If a researcher is not recognized by ResearchGate as having access through a Wiley subscription, they will be able to access a preview of the article (including the article’s full abstract, figures, and publication information, as well as the first page of the full-text), but there will be no option to download or read the full-text directly on ResearchGate.

Are all article types included?

Yes, all article types from the participating journals will be included in the pilot and made available on ResearchGate.