No, most scientific journals require a subscription or one-time payment to access their content. However, some journals do offer open access options for certain articles.
You can try to access journals through your university or institution's library subscription. Many libraries offer access to a wide range of scientific journals for their students and faculty.
Yes, there are websites and platforms that offer discounted prices for individual articles or journal subscriptions. These include websites like ResearchGate, Academia.edu, and DeepDyve.
In some cases, it may be possible to negotiate the price of a journal subscription with the publisher or through a library consortium. However, this may not always be successful and is dependent on various factors.
Some authors may choose to share their published articles on their personal websites or through online repositories like arXiv. You can also try networking with colleagues and researchers in your field to exchange articles or access journals through their subscriptions.