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Conditions to stabilize open access journal publishing with a case study of Science and Technology of Advanced Materials - A moment in the 350-year history of journal publishing

In Japan, many journals change from the subscription model to an open access model, and new open access journals are launched in response to the new Japanese government policies and funding schemes. The involved challenges concern not only academic societies, but also libraries at universities and research institutes. I would like to introduce a case study of a gold open access journal, Science and Technology of Advanced Material, focusing on sustainable publishing management and open science policies in Japan.

pGU has launched a new journal "Progress in Earth and Planetary Science" (PEPS) in January, 2014. JSPS and MEXT request Japanese academic societies to promote the transmission of the results of scientific research to overseas and to produce higher level of the circulation by open access e-journal in near future. In addition to PEPS, academic societies supporting JPGU also promote academic publishing through their journals supported by JSPS and MEXT. This session will discuss business model of open access e-journal, its real situation, future perspective of the scientific publication and its influence on the earth and planetary researches.

Japan Geoscience Union

Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2016

Japan Geoscience Union Meeting 2016

[U03-04]Conditions to stabilize open access journal publishing with a case study of Science and Technology of Advanced Materials - A moment in the 350-year history of journal publishing

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