News & Highlights
Breadcrumbs fullpage
-
Home
- News & Highlights
- Details
New funding collective supports equitable access to global acoustics research
Paris, 15, January 2025 — The European Acoustics Association (EAA) and EDP Sciences are pleased to announce that Acta Acustica, a key journal in the field of acoustics, transitioned to Diamond Open Access on 1 January 2025. This development continues the journal’s open access journey, which began with its transition from a subscription model to Gold Open Access in 2020, and now to Diamond Open Access in 2025, removing all costs for both readers and authors.
- Details
This article is the final update in our #RoadToOpen series for 2024. Our commitment to the journey of becoming a fully open access publisher is ongoing and the series will continue into 2025, sharing our learning as we respond to the developing research environment. This update builds on the successful transition of our maths portfolio to open access under the Subscribe to Open (S2O) model, with increasing attention now on supporting open science.
- Details
Thank you to everyone who joined La communication scientifique à l’ère des nouvelles technologies on 18th November at the Maison de la Chimie in Paris.
- Details
For our November #RoadToOpen article, we revisit one of our favourite themes: Subscribe to Open. Here we highlight some key take-aways from EDP Sciences’ participation in the recent OASPA “Wayfinders” webinar. OASPA’s Wayfinders Series focuses on increasing equity in open access publishing, as an alternative to pay-to-publish models in open access. The discussion explored the Subscribe to Open (S2O) model, emphasising its potential to foster sustainable and equitable Open Access. At EDP Sciences, our S2O journey continues to be guided by principles of community collaboration, transparency, and innovation, as we work to shape a more inclusive publishing landscape.
- Details
EDP Sciences is pleased to announce its renewed commitment to Research4Life, an initiative that provides vital research content to institutions in lower- and middle-income countries covered by the programme. As part of this recommitment,
- Details
Paris, France – 28 November 2024. EDP Sciences has announced an immediate pause in the publication of new proceedings in E3S Web of Conferences and BIO Web of Conferences until the end of 2024. This decision reflects the company’s commitment to upholding the highest standards of scientific integrity and addressing emerging challenges in conference proceedings publishing.
- Details
This is our October #RoadToOpen article in celebration of Open Access Week 2024, themed “Community over Commercialisation.” EDP Sciences reflects on our learnings and the progress of our Subscribe to Open (S2O) journey, which has followed a community-driven path rooted in equity and transparency.
- Details
We are thrilled to announce that EPJ Web of Conferences has been accepted for indexing in Scopus.
EPJ Web of Conferences is an open access publication series focused on publishing high-quality conference proceedings in the fields of Physics and related sciences.
- Details
This news is part of EDP Sciences’ ongoing "Road to Open" series, now in its ninth update, which highlights our commitment to transparency in open access publishing. Here we focus on the importance of transparency in open access, at the occasion of the release of our 2024 transparency report, showcasing the financial and operational details of the Subscribe to Open model for mathematics journals. Transparency in open access publication, both financial and otherwise, ensures trust, accountability, and the integrity of the scholarly communication process. It allows researchers, institutions, and the public to understand the costs, funding sources, promoting equity and ethical practices in knowledge dissemination. Stay updated on our journey towards open science and join the conversation on social media with #RoadToOpen.
- Details
On the occasion of Peer Review Week, we would like to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to our reviewers. Your dedication remains invaluable to the integrity and quality of the scientific record.