Entries by Simon Hicks
June 2026 Newsletter
As we reach the halfway point of 2026, the scholarly communications landscape continues to evolve rapidly. Throughout these changes, GetFTR remains focused on a simple goal: helping researchers identify and access trusted full text, wherever their journey begins.
Taylor & Francis Online Streamlines Researcher Access to Cited Articles Through GetFTR Integration
Researchers will experience streamlined access to cited articles with the addition of GetFTR (Get Full Text Research) to the references sections of Taylor & Francis…
8th December 2023
GetFTR continues to move at a fast pace, with new partners joining and new services offered in 2023. This year we launched a new entitlement checking service which respond to requests 8 times quicker – read on to find out…
ASM International, AACR and SciSummary latest to join GetFTR
American Association for Cancer Research (AACR), ASM International, and SciSummary, become the latest partners to join GetFTR – Get Full Text Research. GetFTR provides researchers with quicker
CACTUS uses GetFTR to provide researchers with a more personalised experience and increases full-text views by 20%
Cactus integrated their research discovery tool – R Discovery – with GetFTR to improve the research journey. CACTUS recorded…
29th March 2023
We are delighted to say that 2023 has got off to a flying start with new partners, new products and services, and case studies showing how GetFTR improves the researcher experience. Here are the highlights…
Wiley improve their user experience with GetFTR
Wiley joins Elsevier as the second Publisher to integrate Wiley Online Library’s article references with GetFTR. Researchers are often unaware, when reviewing the references in academic articles, which of the cited articles are available to them, either…
New service: GetFTR Browser Extension
GetFTR is delighted to share news of a planned new service, freely available to researchers, which will help them get faster access to content they are entitled to read (either via their institutional subscription or because the content is open access)….
ASM and GetFTR Case Study to demonstrate how GetFTR impacts usage
Like many Society publishers, the American Society for Microbiology (ASM) is always looking for better ways to serve its community and ensure research is reaching the people who need it. They are acutely…
