Florida State University (FSU) researchers now have the opportunity to publish their work with unlimited Open Access and Read Access in Canadian Science Publishing (CSP) journals, thanks to a new partnership that eliminates Article Processing Charges (APCs). The partnership, effective from January 1, 2025, through December 31, 2027, allows FSU authors to publish their research at no cost and access CSP’s extensive collection of journals to support their work.
Under the agreement, eligible authors from FSU can now publish their research in any of the 19 hybrid journal titles offered by CSP, with all APCs waived. The hybrid journals combine both Open Access and subscription-based content, ensuring that FSU authors can reach a wider audience while benefiting from the high visibility associated with Open Access publishing.
In addition to publishing benefits, the partnership also provides FSU authors with unlimited Read Access to the suite of CSP’s journals. This access will allow researchers to conduct thorough literature reviews and stay up-to-date with the latest findings, helping them build on existing knowledge in their fields.
This partnership is set to benefit FSU’s academic community, providing both publishing and research tools that help authors maximize the impact of their work. FSU researchers now have the opportunity to freely contribute to and engage with a wealth of scholarly content, enhancing the university’s role in the global academic landscape.
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