UCL Press to be hosted on ScienceOpen

ME PubManu Team

newscapsule_14_09_17University College London (UCL) Press has declared its hosting partnership with ScienceOpen with an intension to enhance its visibility as well as context of its content by implementing the full-text hosting services of ScienceOpen. It is aiming at hosting all its 8 journals on the ScienceOpen discovery platform and integrating with its research network to provide a dynamic, transparent, and interactive Open Access channel.

Reference Link: http://www.stm-publishing.com/scienceopen-launches-dynamic-hosting-services-with-ucl-press/

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