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Open access: The true cost of science publishing

Tied into the varying costs of journals is the number of articles that they reject. PLoS ONE (which charges authors $1,350) publishes 70% of submitted articles, whereas Physical Review Letters (a hybrid journal that has an optional open-access charge of $2,700) publishes fewer than 35%;Nature published just 8% in 2011.
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  • Posted: April 2, 2013
  • Tags: costs nature Open Access science publishing scientific journal
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