Sentences with phrase «publication fee»

ICAR Director General Trilochan Mohapatra argues that many publications classified as predatory could merely be little - known journals that charge publication fees.

Springer, which publishes some 2000 journals, is «ready for open access,» says Van der Stelt, but favors the gold model, and thinks scientists should be allowed to use Horizon grant money to cover publication fees.

From humble and idealistic beginnings a decade ago, open - access scientific journals have mushroomed into a global industry, driven by author publication fees rather than traditional subscriptions.

Publishing Open Choice involves an open access publication fee of US$ 3000 / EUR 2200 (excl.

Invoices for publication fees reveal a network of bank accounts based mostly in the developing world.

The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) in the UK and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinshaft (DFG) in Germany have agreed that the NJP publication fee may be applied for in their grants.

The peso depreciation also strains Mexican scientists hoping to travel to international conferences or publish in journals that require publication fees.

Alternatively, the one - time publication fee is 149.99.

Fixed Fee for LLCs of $ 700 (includes all filing fees & minute book) * Legal publication fees are not included.

Our journals are funded by author publication fees.

After Noutcha's paper was accepted, she says, she was asked to pay a $ 150 publication fee: a 50 % discount because she is based in Nigeria.

As for the publisher that got Aline Noutcha to pony up a publication fee, the IP addresses in the e-mails from Scientific & Academic Publishing reveal that the operation is based in China, and the invoice they sent me asked for a direct transfer of $ 200 to a Hong Kong bank account.

They can keep the cash, donate it to a fund that helps cash - strapped scientists pay the journal's $ 875 publication fee, or contribute it to their own institution's open - access activities.

Open - access journals give free access to readers and pay their bills by charging scientists a publication fee, while traditional journals charge subscribers or libraries.

Then I read that for each accepted paper I would personally get 20 % of the publication fee.

Consider having Vine - like ebook reviewers who'd be paid all of a $ 25 to $ 50 publication fee.

In contrast to most open source journals we do not charge a publication fee since we are convinced that only the content and quality of the authors work should be crucial.