*With apologies for cross-posting*
Dear colleagues,
Please see below some information I believe may be of interest to readers of this list.
The full press release is available below and also on the EDP Sciences news page
https://bit.ly/2XfvWUF.
For any questions, please contact Charlotte Van Rooyen, Head of Marketing and Communications, EDP Sciences, charlotte.vanrooyen@edpsciences.org.
Thank you for your attention.
Rowan Banham
Marketing Executive
Free access to journals content extended until August 2020 and no price rises in 2021
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.
Very early in the pandemic, EDP Sciences decided to
open its journals content
from 2018-2020, including Covid-19 content, so that it became freely available for all to read. In this way, it showed its support for researchers and academics facing unprecedented challenges and ensured unrestricted access to any and all content that could
be useful in the exceptional circumstances.
“We pride ourselves on being a champion of open access and a fair-priced publisher,” commented Anne Simoneau, Director of Business Development at EDP Sciences. “If there are practical steps
we can take to reduce the disruption to our community at this time, then we are happy to take them. We welcome suggestions from the community regarding other measures we can put in place and encourage you to get in touch.”
More information about EDP Sciences journals.
*A few exceptions remain:
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For more information:
Charlotte Van Rooyen
Head of Marketing and Communications
EDP Sciences
www.edpsciences.org
Email: charlotte.vanrooyen@edpsciences.org