AIP Publishing hails first Asia-based AIP Fusion agreement
Seoul National University signs institutional read-and-publish open access agreement model for the physical sciences
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“Crocodile” initiative keeps snapping up new sponsors
Project will now incorporate dedicated surveys of both publishers and librarians around "zero-click search"
AIP Publishing joins OA Switchboard
Infrastructure enables standardised exchange of publication metadata between publishers, institutions, and funders
AIP Publishing and Max Planck Society sign new three-year deal
Researchers affiliated with Max Planck Institutes to able to publish open access with no individual APCs
AIP Publishing signs three-year agreement with Irish Research eLibrary
Agreement covers eight participating Irish institutions and expands access to AIP Publishing’s portfolio
AIP publishing selects ReView 3.0 to power conference proceedings
AIP Publishing has selected River Valley’s ReView 3.0 submission and peer review platform to manage the AIP Conference Proceedings program
AIP Publishing launches new “model for open science”
Model reflects "unwavering commitment to transparency, access, inclusivity, and sustainability in scholarly publishing"
ResearchGate and AIP Publishing expand partnership
ResearchGate and AIP Publishing, the publishing division of the American Institute of Physics, have announced an expansion to their Journal Home partnership. All AIP Publishing-owned journals…
Physics publishers create ‘Purpose-Led Publishing’ coalition
Organisation launches with promise to always put purpose above profit
Using data to make complex decisions, fast
Simon Epstein and Emma Watkins describe how a society publisher unlocked author insights and improved workflows
AIP Publishing and 67 Bricks announce new partnership agreement
AIP Publishing (AIPP) and 67 Bricks are pleased to announce their partnership to engage in a series of data-driven experiments around best practices in…
Open access advocacy is high, despite pressures on librarians
Librarians are overwhelmingly recommending that their researchers should publish open access – despite extra costs and an increased workload