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The UF Open Access Publishing Fund - Recipient Feedback Minoru Satoh, MD, PhD Research Associate Professor Division of Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology Department of Medicine College of Medicine

Number of publications and open access publications

Rheumatology journal ranking by impact factor and publication cost

The UF Open Access Publishing Fund is great! Allows us to publish our research in the best possible journal without worrying about high publication cost of the better journals Allows us to publish research not supported by current grant funding. --- help future grant funding Application is simple Approval is quick Paying publication fee is quick and simple

Suggestions for The UF Open Access Publishing Fund #1 Suggestions for The UF Open Access Publishing Fund #1. UFOAPF should support 100% of publication cost as long as the corresponding author is a UF researcher Collaborative studies and multi-center studies have been encouraged and many of our research papers include coauthors from other institutes Corresponding author is responsible for paying all publication fee e.g. If 4 of total of 15 authors of the paper are from UF, the support from fund will be only $400 out of $1870 for Arthritis Res Ther.

Suggestions for The UF Open Access Publishing Fund #2 Suggestions for The UF Open Access Publishing Fund #2. UFOAPF should support only qualified open access journals There are a few respected open publishers However, there are several open publishers that have bad reputation. --- They are in fact “Spammers”. Many e-mails everyday saying “Invitation to submit a manuscript…”, “Call for papers…” regardless my research area --- Publish poor quality papers or even anything they receive. UFOAPF should not support these “For profit, poor quality, spammer open publishers”