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NESTOR offers easier, faster, safer submissions with full video integration by Cadmore Media
EDP Sciences is proud to announce the launch of its brand-new submission system NESTOR (New Editorial System Tool for Research) with full video integration provided by Cadmore Media. Over the course of the past year, NESTOR has been developed entirely in-house by a small, talented team. Both the speed and quality of the project are impressive which delivers an innovative solution based on best practice and evolving needs. All aspects of the system have been carefully considered and crafted to facilitate processes for editors, authors and reviewers.
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Paris, France, 7 July 2020: EDP Sciences is pleased to announce an exciting development in its commitment to open access. Following the successful transition of Mathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena (MMNP) to open access under the Subscribe to Open (S2O) pilot earlier this year, a further five maths journals will transition to open access under this model from January 2021. The journals are:
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We are delighted to welcome Professor Jun Sun to the Web of Conferences editorial board where he will support the areas of biology, life sciences and related subjects. Professor Sun presently holds the prestigious title of ‘Chueng Kong Chair Professor’ at Tianjin University of Science and Technology and is an expert in marine and environmental sciences. He is widely-published and has gained a wealth of experience while working at a number of renowned international institutions including:
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We are pleased to announce that the German National APC agreement between EDP Sciences and the Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB) – German National Library of Science and Technology will continue in 2020. The successful partnership is an excellent example of effective international cooperation and demonstrates how robust institutional arrangements can benefit individual scientists and scholars.
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Web of Conferences is pleased to offer a standard English ‘polishing’ service in order to give conference organisers and research proceedings authors the opportunity to have their manuscripts edited before publication. The service is fast and affordable with a typical turnaround time of 7 days for a conference of about 300 pages. It integrates smoothly into the publication workflow and provides organisers and authors with a convenient and language editing option.
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Did you know EDP Sciences has been publishing pioneering science since 1920? As 2020 unfolds, we are delighted to reflect on the past and mark our 100th anniversary despite the unanticipated circumstances.
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Paris, France, 4 June 2020: EDP Sciences and the National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NSLC) are pleased to announce the successful conclusion of an agreement on article processing charges (APCs) which enables all corresponding authors affiliated with eligible Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) academic institutes to publish open access, at a discounted rate, in a range of EDP Sciences journals.
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EDP Sciences continues to support the academic community during Covid-19
Paris, France, 21 May 2020: EDP Sciences today announced its decision to extend free access to its journals content* from 2018-2020 until the end of August 2020. It has also declared a price freeze across all journals for the year 2021. Uppermost in this decision is the wish to support the academic community throughout the coronavirus pandemic and to acknowledge that it will take some time for the effects of this crisis to subside.
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EPJ Nuclear Sciences and Technologies (EPJ N) is pleased to announce the new topical issue “Euratom Research and Training in 2019: challenges, achievements and future perspectives” guest edited by R. Garbil, C. Davies, and D. Diaconu.
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Paris, France, 11 May 2020: Acta Acustica and the CNRS (le Centre national de la recherche scientifique) are pleased to announce the successful conclusion of a pure publish open access agreement which enables corresponding authors affiliated with selected CNRS laboratories to publish open access in Acta Acustica free of charge. The agreement with the CNRS is the first open access agreement to be concluded on behalf of Acta Acustica.