Scholarly publication in peer-reviewed journals is the preferred and well-established technique for disseminating scientific information. Since then, the publishing process has developed gradually, but the recent introduction of digital publishing…
Predatory publishing is one of the biggest banes of academic publishing today. Predatory journals are named thus because they focus on duping unsuspecting authors into sharing their hard-worked publication just…
As a scholar, one needs to consider various things while getting your work published. Hence, the reputation of the journal in which you would be publishing your research has a…
Learned society publishers will accelerate their transition to Open Access (OA). Two members of cOAlition S, Wellcome Trust and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) are working with the Association of…
Yale University has shown immense support to the community of research scholars by making their research work available as open access. In order strengthen this support further; Yale University Library…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has a joined a group of science research backers who are supporting open access publishing called Plan S. WHO’s director-general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said ‘As…
Elsevier is initiating an innovative open access journal spanning all the fundamental and applied fields of physics. The Editorial Board will be a collection of the existing editors of Elsevier’s…
Paywalls, which limit access to content without a paid subscription, block access to scientific research. The Business of Scholarship exposed that even the largest academic publisher, Elsevier, regularly has a…
The core idea of open access is the basis of its key advantage; the articles are freely available for anyone who wishes to read them. For authors, publishing open access…
The clash between the University of California and Reed Elsevier, the world’s leading publisher of academic journals, can seem almost trivial. UC is paying almost $11 million this year for…
Jisc and Elsevier have signed a commitment to help institutions implement the open access eligibility criteria for the UK Research Excellence Framework (REF). Using Elsevier’s ScienceDirect article and journal-level metadata,…
200 German institutions and libraries are boycotting the most renowned journal publisher Elsevier to secure fair pricing and open access to academic journals. The coalition started the process under the…