Abstract
The American Physical Society (APS) publishes eight titles along with Physical Review Focus (a free service that provides lay-person explanations of selected articles from the other APS journals) and two open access journals, Physical Review Special Topics: Accelerators and Beams (funded with institutional sponsorship) and Physical Review Special Topics: Physics Education Research (funded by author charges). ...
Highlights
Blume gives a breakdown of submissions to American Physical Society (APS) journals: about one third come from the U.S, one third come from Western Europe, and one third come from the rest of the world
The geographical distribution of its authors complicates the issue of government support for open access journals
Blume states that the desire of the public to have speedy access to discoveries in medicine is not matched in physics
Summary
Blume gives a breakdown of submissions to APS journals: about one third come from the U.S , one third come from Western Europe , and one third come from the rest of the world. Volume 14 Issue 1 Special Issue: Conference Proceedings of the May 2005 LACUNY Institute on Scholarly Publishing and Open Access 5-1-2014 Follow this and additional works at: https://academicworks.cuny.edu/ulj Part of the Library and Information Science Commons Open Access and the Association Publisher, Summary of a Presentation by Dr Martin Blume.
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