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Eur 9500 APC rolled out across all Nature research journals, plus new experimental guided pilot introducing Editorial Assessment Charge
The OAPEN Foundation has launched a new open access (OA) books toolkit for researchers and academic book authors. The toolkit is a free-to-access, stakeholder-agnostic resource that aims to help authors better understand OA for books, increase trust in OA book publishing, provide reliable and easy-to-find answers to questions from authors, and to provide guidance on the process of publishing an OA book.
UKSG is proud to be a founder member of this DEI initiative which is now expanding its list of participants.
In the ninth edition of the European University Association’s long-running series, Trends 2024 provides an overview of how European higher education institutions experienced changes over the past five years.
Effective 1 August 2024, Amsterdam University Press (AUP), will be responsible for the production, marketing and sales of all titles published by Central European University Press (CEU Press), as well as completing existing projects and commissioning new titles.
The pilot project will create a single aggregate discovery layer for the many disparate publishing platforms of the participating libraries, enabling an experience of them as a single, shared collection of published open access materials.
This partnership signifies a pivotal step in expanding APS's influence and reach within the Indian market, aimed at enhancing engagement with the local scientific community.
For the first time, a German federal state is using RADAR, FIZ Karlsruhe’s research data repository, to centrally and sustainably manage research data across its universities.
Research Solutions, a provider of cloud-based workflow solutions to accelerate research for R&D-driven organizations, has announced a significant partnership with Jisc, the UK digital, data, and technology agency focused on tertiary education, research, and innovation.
The agency will be looking to expand the Read & Publish programme in the country.