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- 1. Open Access Solutionsin Physics Claudio Bogazzi, PhD Journal Development Manager on behalf of Frontiers Editorial Office claudio.bogazzi@frontiersin.org
- 2. What should academic publishinglook like?
- 3. What should academicpublishing look like? Easy and open access for all Community driven Empowering researchers to review their peers Opportunities for everyone to understand cutting-edge research
- 4. What should academicpublishing NOT look like? Selective review & rejection cascades Distorted view on science Subscription model Distorted evaluation based on where one publishes
- 5. “Standard” Academic Publishing •Dominated by a few major players. • Subscription model. • Digital transformation? • Traditional approach: cycle of perceived prestige and impact. • Copyright transferred to the publisher. • Average cost per article: ca. 5000 USD
- 6. Source all articles:Scopus, 2014-2020: estimate based on 5% compound growth rate Source Open Access articles, Lacso and Bjork (2011): 2014-2020: estimate based on 20% compound growth rate 2000: 1.03 M 2014: 2 M (US$ 15B) 2021: 2.8 M 0.3 M 0.6 M (US$ 300M) 2.1 M 1 M 1.4 M 0.7 M 0 500.000 1.000.000 1.500.000 2.000.000 2.500.000 3.000.000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 #researcharticles Subscription articles Open access articles 18-20% growth Total research articles 4-5% growth Open Access will overtake subscription publishing 2018-2020
- 7. Green vs Goldvs Hybrid Authors publish in a journal and self-archive their journal articles in an open access repository Limiting factor: Publishers retain copyright; 6-12 months after publication Subscription journals that provide gold open access only for individual articles for which their authors pay an extra fee Issue: Double-dipping Authors publish in OA journals, access to all on publisher website, fees for the authors Limiting factor: Authors (or their institutions) have to pay a fee Open Access: Green, Gold, Hybrid
- 8. Cost of useCopyright Immediate access for readers? Discoverability of your research Green Open Access Free to archive (e.g. institution or PubMed) Publisher may retain copyright / impose embargo Depends on contract / embargo period In one repository but no promotion Gold Open Access APCs apply (institution/ grant support) CC-BY, author full copyright Full, immediate global access Full indexing + publisher promotion Green vs Gold Open Access Green OA Publish and then self-archive in a free-access repository Gold OA Research output available to all from the publisher
- 9. Frontiers: a community-rooted GoldOpen Access Publisher
- 10. Founded in 2007by EPFL neuroscientists Henry Markram & Kamila Markram. Mission: to empower researchers with innovative solutions that improve how science is reviewed, published, evaluated and disseminated to researchers and the public. ALPSP Gold Award for Innovation in Publishing 2014 Data from Frontiers 2017 Progress report
- 11. Our portfolio Frontiers in •Neuroscience • Human Neuroscience • Aging Neuroscience • Behavioral Neuroscience • Cell Neuroscience • Computational Neuroscience • Molecular Neuroscience • Neural Circuits • Neuroanatomy • Neuroinformatics • Neurorobotics 2008 Frontiers in • Psychiatry • Psychology • Neurology • Physiology • Pharmacology • Plant Science • Microbiology • Cell Infection Microbiology • Immunology • Endocrinology • Genetics 2010 Frontiers in • Oncology 2011 Frontiers in • Pediatrics 2012 Frontiers in • Chemistry • Public Health • Bioengineering and Biotechnology • Physics • Energy Research • Cell and Developmental Biology • Earth Science • Environmental Science • Ecology and Evolution 2013 Frontiers in • Materials • Marine Science • Nutrition • Medicine • Surgery • Molecular Biosciences • Robotics & AI • Astronomy and Space Sciences • Cardiovascular Medicine • Veterinary Science • ICT • Digital Humanities 2014 Frontiers in • Built Environment • Mechanical Engineering • Applied Mathematics and Statistics 2015 Frontiers in • Sociology • Education • Communication • Research Metrics & Analytics 2016 Frontiers in • Sustainable Food Systems 2017 463 Academic disciplines 59 Open access journals
- 12. Frontiers journals reachednew heights in 2016! Analysis based on the 2016 Journal Citation Reports (Clarivate Analytics, 2017). See blog: https://blog.frontiersin.org/2017/06/28/frontiers-top-quality-journals-impact-factors-citations-analysis/ 3.994 2.486 4.298 4.400 Frontiers in Immunology, 6.429 Impact Factor: 3.994
- 13. Frontiers articles havereceived 300 million+ views and downloads worldwide Open Access that works
- 14. Jan Feb MarApr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Open Science Advocacy in the EU – making a real change Frontiers Flagship Symposium with EC, SwissCore and Estonian Presidency EC Conference on maximizing the impact of EU R&I programs Frontiers advocacy webpage Web Summit 2017 EU data report full transition to immediate Open Access by 2020 Dec Opening of Frontiers EU office in Brussels TEDx Brussels: Open Science can save the planet EU prize for Women Innovators Copyright position statement Open Science/Knowledge advocacy brochure European Commission expert group member
- 15. Making Open Accesswork for authors and institutions Working to transform the funding landscape North America 35% Asia 20% Rest of the World 19% Europe 16% Central/South America 10% Article waivers granted globally 60+ Institutional Membership partners worldwide Supporting authors globally to publish
- 16. Engaging research communities:Top Editors
- 17. Supporting our Editorsand communities $2 million Editorial honoraria $5 million Article waivers and discounts
- 18. Benefits for authors Highvisibility Open Access and efficient redirection of readers to related content Retain Copyright CC-BY license Efficient peer review From submission through to final decision: 90 days Collaborative peer review Real-time interaction between the authors, editor and reviewers improves the quality of articles Public endorsement from experts in the field Names of editors and reviewers are acknowledged on all accepted papers Article level metrics showing audience demographics
- 19. Author Reviewer Empowering communities: Collaborativepeer review ALPSP Gold Award 2014 for Innovation in Publishing
- 20. Article collections acrossdisciplines Free to read e-books
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- 22. Frontiers in Physics AssociateEditors Germany Italy Spain USA UK China France India Other Launched in 2013 Multidisciplinary journal International Editorial Board
- 23. SECTIONS: • Atmospheric Science •Biomedical Physics • Biophysics • Computational Physics • Condensed Matter Physics • Cosmology • High-Energy and Astroparticle Physics • Interdisciplinary Physics • Mathematical Physics • Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry • Membrane Physiology and Membrane Biophysics • Nuclear Physics IN PREP • Optics and Photonics • Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics • Plasma Physics • Quantum Computing • Soft Matter Physics IN PREP • Space Physics • Stellar and Solar Physics Emerging Sources Citation Index Accepted 49 RESEARCH TOPICS Scopus Indexing Accepted 334 PUBLISHED ARTICLES SCOAP3 pending 77 DAYS Inspire Indexing Accepted 16 SECTIONS LAUNCH 2018Frontiers in Physics Impact Factor pending
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- 26. Knowing more: who’sreading your work? • Altmetrics built into every paper, showing views, downloads and reader demographics • Post-publication analytics that doesn’t rely on Impact Factor. • Community-led impact – your peers decide your paper’s relevance
- 27. How discoverable areyou? • Bespoke-built networking profile for every author and user: Loop • Scrapes all major index databases to find your work – constantly updating • Linked to ORCID • Fully integrated into review process and every paper – network easily and be discovered by field leaders!
- 28. What’s your realimpact?
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