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  1. The State Scientific And Technical Library Of Ukraine, and machine-translated from Ukrainian: MES opens interactive dashboard “Specialized publications of Ukraine”. “As part of the work of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine to develop an open and transparent system of scientific professional publications, an interactive dashboard ‘Professional Publications of Ukraine’ was created. […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/12/the-state-scientific-and-technical-library-of-ukraine-mes-opens-interactive-dashboard-specialized-publications-of-ukraine/
  2. Daily Nous: New: Journal of Mathematical Philosophy. “It is now open to submissions in subject areas such as as formal epistemology, philosophical logic, philosophy of science, decision theory, philosophy of mathematics, formal metaphysics, philosophy of language, formal ethics, and philosophy of AI. Published by LMU Munich, the Journal of Mathematical Philosophy is a ‘diamond’ open-access […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/04/new-journal-of-mathematical-philosophy-daily-nous/
  3. What are the true costs of academic publishing?

    Well, while academic publisher DeGruyter charges £158 for the book “The Leopard in the Garden” my local bookshop and other bookshops charge £39 for exactly the same book (and £12 for the ebook, which DeGruyter costs at a cool £158 too). The same appears true for other books (e.g., Nothing Less Than Equality £181 at DeGruyter vs. £24 at bookshops). Maybe this is a licensing thing, but it just seems odd?

    The large academic publishing companies argue that their hefty fees e.g., £10.000 to get a paper in Nature published as open access, are warranted by the infrastructure and editor service they provide. When one knows very little about publishing, those claims are hard to evaluate because there are few non-profit equivalents that are fully comparable. But here the comparison is for profit bookshop vs for profit publishers and the books are exactly the same.

    #scholarlyPublishing #academicJournals

  4. Daily Nous: The New Open-Access Journal Philosophical Logic Is Now Publishing. “Last December, all of the editors-in-chief and associate editors of Springer Nature’s Journal of Philosophical Logic resigned and formed Philosophical Logic, a new ‘diamond’ open-access journal.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/04/daily-nous-the-new-open-access-journal-philosophical-logic-is-now-publishing/
  5. Have you ever struggled to find a place to publish your article?🫤📝❓

    Join us for a webinar on July 21 at 1pm to find out strategies on how to choose a journal. 📚✨

    🔎 Learn more and register here: iu.libcal.com/event/17077488

    #academicPublishing #academicJournals #scholarlycommunication #scholcomm #IUIndy #libraries

  6. Retraction Watch: Major citation index put surgery journals on hold following Retraction Watch investigation. “The move came just a week after our investigation, published March 12, which found mandatory citation of reporting guidelines in the International Journal of Surgery (IJS) had inflated the impact factor of the open-access title, making it more attractive to authors and readers. The […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/06/25/retraction-watch-major-citation-index-put-surgery-journals-on-hold-following-retraction-watch-investigation/
  7. Daily Nous: Kant Studies Online: No Longer Online. “What happens to the articles published in an online-only journal when that journal not only ceases to publish, but ceases to exist? That question is raised by the case of Kant Studies Online, an online only, open-access philosophy journal that published articles between 2011 and 2016, the website of which is no longer accessible. The journal […]

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/06/25/kant-studies-online-no-longer-online-daily-nous/
  8. More of this, please...!

    New #OpenAccess #Journal to Launch Following Resignation of Editorial Team from #NaturalLanguageSemantics

    Posted by Professor Caroline Edwards on 2 June 2026

    "The #OpenLibraryOfHumanities is pleased to announce the launch of a new diamond open access journal in linguistics, following the resignation of the editorial team of Natural Language Semantics (#NLS) from #SpringerNature. The editors are launching a new journal, Semantics of Natural Languages , with the Open Library of Humanities.

    "The editorial team’s resignation follows ongoing concerns about Springer Nature putting pressure on editors to accept and publish more articles. Commercial publishers like Springer Nature are increasingly using this tactic to grow the revenue they receive for open access publishing via Article Processing Charges. The resigning editors have the support of the editorial board of Natural Language Semantics, including the original founders of that journal, which was established in 1993 and has long been recognised as one of the leading journals in formal semantics and theoretical linguistics.

    "Semantics of Natural Languages is launched at OLH as the intellectual heir to Natural Language Semantics, which was originally published by Kluwer Academic Publishers before its acquisition by Springer in 2003. Semantics of Natural Languages is a linguistics journal dedicated to the study of meaning in natural languages, with a particular focus on the relation between meaning and linguistic structure. While the journal is firmly grounded in semantics, it welcomes contributions that draw on insights from related fields such as #logic, #PhilosophyOfLanguage, #psycholinguistics and cognition, #typology and the core domains of #linguistics — provided the work is specifically directed toward linguists and advances our understanding of semantics.

    "OLH’s Executive Director, Professor Caroline Edwards, said of the move: 'It’s fantastic to be supporting another research community to regain editorial control of its journal and leave Springer Nature. At OLH, we’re seeing a growing number of furious academics ready to withdraw their labour from unscrupulous commercial publishers like Springer Nature. We’re excited to work with the editors and authors at Semantics of Natural Languages and give the journal a positive future.'

    "The editors of Semantics of Natural Languages commented: 'We’re grateful to be able to work with the OLH to make our journal accessible for free to all $authors and $readers. #AcademicJournals should serve academics, #NotForProfitPublishers, and we consider the #DiamondOpenAccess model the future of academic publishing. We are proud to join this movement and help to expand its presence in semantics and linguistics more generally.'

    "The Open Library of Humanities is proud to provide the long-term funding and support needed to bring this journal into diamond open access. This support is made possible by the university libraries, funding councils, and library consortia that collectively support the OLH.

    "About #OLH: The Open Library of Humanities is an award-winning, academic-led publisher of 36 diamond open access journals based at #Birkbeck, #UniversityOfLondon. With initial funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and subsequent support from Arcadia, a charitable fund, the platform covers its costs by payments from an international library consortium rather than any author fee. This funding mechanism enables equitable open access in the #humanities disciplines, with charges neither to readers nor authors."

    Source:
    openlibhums.org/news/943/

    Visit the new journal here: snl-journal.org/

    #SolarPunkSunday #SharingInformation #OpenAccessJournals #OpenLibraries #SharingKnowledge #OpenAccess

  9. Clio@Themis Journal: calls for special issues for 2028

    Founded on the initiative of several CNRS researchers, in collaboration with university lecturers and researchers, Clio@Themis has been contributing to the development of scholarly debate and exchange on the history of law since 2009.
    The journal is now accepting proposals for special issues for the year 2028.
    Please send your proposals to: journals-openedition-org.resso
    #legalHistory #law #history #academicJournals #clioThemis

  10. Are you the less lucky of the co-first or co-last authors? @shougroup makes the case for changes to the way that equal contribution information is sent to indexing sites such as #PubMed. #AcademicJournals #publishing
    plos.io/4vIUfd1

  11. Do you enjoy contributing to #FOSS / #OpenSource and #academia? You could sign up to be a reviewer for the Journal of Open Source Software.

    :cyberheart_purple:

    You might also help me personally :)

    For any #Dart heads out there, my library is in the @joss review process. We need some more reviewers, and in general there are only a couple of Dart reviewers registered for the journal.

    My submission: github.com/openjournals/joss-r

    More information about JOSS reviews: joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

    Volunteer to become a reviewer: reviewers.joss.theoj.org/join

    #softwareengineering #softwaredevelopment #journal #academicjournals #JOSS #lsl #liblsl #research #researchsoftware #networking #lowlatency

  12. Erfurt University Library: “Theologie der Gegenwart” journals now available open access. “Theology needs public debate. Today, the digital space is particularly suitable for this. That is why the Faculty of Catholic Theology at the university is now taking a new approach: Its journals ‘Theologie der Gegenwart’ (ThG) are now available free of charge in open access.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/04/erfurt-university-library-theologie-der-gegenwart-journals-now-available-open-access/
  13. 📣 📣 CALL FOR PAPERS: FAFNIR 2/2026

    Fafnir – Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research invites authors to submit papers for issue 1/2026. Research into any and all aspects of science fiction, fantasy, and other speculative genres is welcome from a range of disciplines.

    The deadline for article submissions is 30 June 2026. Submissions should be made through the online portal: fafnir.journal.fi/about/submis

    This issue is scheduled to be published in December 2026.

    Check out the CFP below for details.

    #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFStudies #Fafnir #Finfar #OpenAccess #AcademicJournals

  14. "Imagine being an expert in your field, and working for months – maybe years – on a cutting-edge research project. And then imagine sending that research to a publisher who pays you nothing for your work. Instead, they charge you an enormous fee for the privilege of having it appear in their journal ... Unfortunately, that’s the entire business model of academic publishing."

    Dr #KristenScicluna, 2024

    australiainstitute.org.au/post

    #AcademicPublishing #AcademicJournals #PeerReviewedJournals #research

  15. A 2020 paper on using jade amulets to cure COVID has had quite some fallout.

    Three years on, the first author sued his institution, Pittsburgh, because he said their response was discriminatory: retractionwatch.com/2023/08/11. He left the same year and has since founded his own institute for "paradigm shifts".

    Five years on, this case and other problems led Clarivate to delist the journal, Elsevier's Science of the Total Environment, from the Web of Science. english.elpais.com/science-tec

    #ResearchIntegrity #AbstractingAndIndexing #AcademicJournals #Clarivate #WebOfScience #ScienceOfTheTotalEnvironment

  16. Fafnir – Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research -lehden arkistot on nyt siirretty Journal.fihin! Pääset lukemaan vanhoja numeroita täällä: fafnir.journal.fi/issue/archiv

    Older issues of Fafnir – Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research can now be read on Fafnir's Journal.fi page: fafnir.journal.fi/issue/archiv

    #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFStudies #Fafnir #Finfar #OpenAccess #AcademicJournals

  17. Are there examples of successful academic boycotts?

    I can think of several unsuccessful examples, like the PLoS petition and the Cost of Knowledge boycott.

    Getting academics to make and stick to collective agreements is like herding cats.

    researchwhisperer.org/2025/11/

    #Boycotts #AcademicPublishing #AcademicJournals #AcademicLibraries #Librarians #CatHerding #ScholComm #ScholarlyPublishing

  18. 📢📢 📢 HAE NYT / APPLY NOW: Reviews Editor for Fafnir – Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research

    Fafnir hakee kirjallisuusarvioista vastaavaa toimittajaa! Tehtävä sopii henkilölle, joka on kiinnostunut luomaan ja kehittämään verkostoja SFF-tutkimuksen kentällä, esimerkiksi tutkijanuran alkuvaiheessa olevalle.

    Haku on avoinna ja tehtävä täytetään sopivan henkilön löydyttyä! Katso ohjeet hakuun: finfar.org/hae-nyt-apply-now-r

    //

    Fafnir is looking for a reviews editor for its editorial team! The reviews editor is responsible for the academic book reviews included in each issue of Fafnir. The position is ideal for building and maintaining networks in the field of SFF research and can be a great stepping stone for an early-career researcher.

    We are now accepting applications, and the position will be filled as soon as we find a suitable candidate! On how to apply: finfar.org/hae-nyt-apply-now-r

    #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFStudies #AcademicJournals #Fafnir #Finfar #OpenAccess

  19. 📢 📢 📢 Fafnir – Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research invites authors to submit papers for issue 1/2026!

    Deadline for article submissions is 31 December 2025. Research into any and all aspects of science fiction, fantasy, and other speculative genres is welcome from a range of disciplines.

    Fafnir – Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research is a peer-reviewed academic journal published online twice a year. It is a completely open-access, non-profit publication of the Finnish Society for Science Fiction and Fantasy Research (FINFAR). Fafnir publishes various texts ranging from peer-reviewed research articles to short overviews and book reviews in the field of science fiction and fantasy research.

    For more information on the CFP see finfar.org/call-for-papers-faf

    #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFStudies #Fafnir #Finfar #OpenAccess #AcademicJournals

  20. What is Fafnir?

    Fafnir – Nordic Journal of Science Fiction and Fantasy Research is a peer-reviewed open-access academic journal published online twice a year by Finfar – The Finnish Society for Science Fiction and Fantasy Research.

    Fafnir is an international forum for scholarly exchange on speculative genres and discussion on current issues in the field. Fafnir provides an interdisciplinary perspective into the research focusing on speculative literature, audiovisual art, games, and fan culture.

    Fafnir also promotes Nordic research of speculative fiction. Although Fafnir is not limited to Nordic themes, the journal accepts papers in all Nordic languages and in English. Fafnir publishes e.g. peer-reviewed research articles, essays, and academic book reviews.

    Fafnir was a recipient of a World Fantasy Award – the first ever awarded to an academic journal – in 2020!

    1/25 issue: fafnir.journal.fi/issue/view/1

    #ScienceFiction #Fantasy #SFStudies #AcademicJournals #Fafnir #Finfar #OpenAccess

  21. Another paper is with #MethodsInPsychology at #Elsevier submitted in the middle for February.

    6 months later and it doesn't even have a second #reviewer yet.

    I am an advocate of #SlowScience but that is not what I meant by it :(

    #PeerReview #frontiers #science #publishing #frustrating #AcademicJournals #academia #psychology

  22. My paper is now with #frontiersin #psychology for 4 months since submission.
    I don't even have reviewers yet :(

    I am an advocate of #SlowScience but that is not what I meant by it :(

    #PeerReview #frontiers #science #publishing #frustrating #AcademicJournals #academia