« For some time now we have been committed to a transition to totally open research. And therefore we greatly appreciate the commitment that cOAlition S have made to funding the costs of Gold Open Access journal publishing. We are now pleased to be supporting their transformative…
« Cambridge University Press will request the majority of its journals be given Transformative Journal status by cOAlition S as part of a commitment to transition them to full Open Access. (…) »
« Cambridge Open Engage, the early and open content and collaboration platform from Cambridge University Press, has officially launched and is now open to direct submissions from researchers. (…) »
« Cambridge University Press (CUP) is launching a crowdfunding campaign to publish a book under the open access model. (…) »
« The world’s two biggest university presses have announced the results of a joint, global survey into the future of the scholarly monograph.
Oxford and Cambridge University Presses together carried out a large-scale survey over the summer. The survey was open to researchers in Humanities and…
« Earlier this year, we shared some exciting changes that will make it easier and more affordable for UC authors to publish open access with Cambridge University Press. Those changes are now here. Beginning on September 19, 2019, authors will see UC’s discounted open access publishing option…
« Publisher invites academics to help shape development of its new early research and collaboration service
Cambridge University Press is to expand their provision of open research services with the launch of its own early and open content platform Cambridge Open Engage. (…) »
« The University of Cambridge and Cambridge University Press announced on 8 July 2019 that they have signed up to the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), a set of recommendations agreed in 2012 that seek to ensure that the quality and impact of research outputs are ‘measured accurately and…
« Cambridge University Press will now make ORCID identifiers (iDs) a requirement for 127 of its journals, in order to better link researchers with their work. (…) »
