Scottish university press slashes open access monograph costs

Jointly run open access publisher will offer lower cost route for Scottish researchers seeking to comply with new UKRI rules on monographs

Published on
February 3, 2023
Last updated
February 6, 2023
Jack Grove
Edinburgh, Scotland - 8 April 2022 A small bookshop, claimed to be Edinburgh's smallest, at basement level near the top of Leith Walk. This shop is well-known for servicing and repairing old, manual, typewriters
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#1 Submitted by cidermaker on February 3, 2023 - 12:25pm
Great idea!

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