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A new open access journal published by the One Health Platform and BMC
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| Editor-in-Chief: Ab Osterhaus One Health Outlook aims to promote the collaboration, connection and rapid sharing of information within all fields of research relevant to One Health through open access publishing. The journal welcomes papers from researchers looking at the interaction between human, animal, plant and environmental health; agriculture, food and water safety and soil health; disease surveillance, prevention and response, both infectious and chronic diseases; antimicrobial resistance; environmental toxicology detection and response; public policy and regulation; education, communications and outreach.
To learn more, visit us at: onehealthoutlook.biomedcentral.com |
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About BMC and open access publishing
All articles published in BMC’s independent journals are open access. This means:
- Articles are universally and freely accessible upon publication (after peer review and acceptance by the Editors)
- Articles are immediately deposited and permanently archived in PubMed Central and other major indices
- Authors retain copyright of their research articles
- Articles are compliant with an increasing number of funding agency policies promoting open access like the U.S. National Institutes of Health, The Wellcome Trust, and RCUK
A standard article-processing charge (APC) is levied on all articles that are accepted for publication. The APC is a flat charge (currently €1,745) and no additional costs are incurred. The APC covers the costs of peer reviewing, editing, publishing, maintaining and archiving research articles.
BMC aims to ensure that a lack of funds is not an obstacle to publishing:
- BMC operates an institutional membership arrangement where authors from participating institutions can have the APCs covered; we also offer guidance on securing APC funding
- In cases where neither the authors nor their institution or funder are able to pay the APC, a discount or waiver may be granted on a case by case basis.
- Authors from up 80 lower income countries qualify for automatic discounts or waivers
For further information on funding and resources, please visit our guidance page here. |
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