Open Access Resources: An Introduction to Public Library of Science and BioMed Central ANCHASL Spring Meeting April 1, 2005 Rick Peterson Duke University.

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Open Access Resources: An Introduction to Public Library of Science and BioMed Central ANCHASL Spring Meeting April 1, 2005 Rick Peterson Duke University Medical Center Library

Topics Headquarters Web address Tax status History and funding Open access criteria Copyright Products

Topics (continued) Open access titles ISI impact factor Where archived Print availability Where indexed Pricing model

Headquarters PLoS – San Francisco, CA BMC – London, England

Web Addresses Public Library of Science BioMed Central

Tax Status PLoS – not for profit BMC – commercial publisher, for profit

History and Funding - PLoS Co-founded by Harold Varmus, Patrick Brown, and Michael Eisen in million dollar grant from Moore Foundation for first 4 years Additional external funding Goal is to become self sustaining

History and Funding - BMC Funding provided in part by BMC entrepreneur Vitek Tracz, Chairman of the Current Science Group and BioMed Central Currently not breaking even

Do PLoS and BMC Meet Open Access Criteria? PLoS – Bethesda Statement on Open Access Publishing BMC – Similar principles Freely accessible Archived in an established repository Can be used for variety of purposes with attribution to author

Copyright PLoS and BMC – author maintains copyright ownership PLoS – apply Creative CommonsCreative Commons BMC – similar to Creative Commons Anyone is free to: –Copy, distribute, and display work –To make derivative works –To make commercial use of work Attribution – author given credit

Products -PLoS Open Access Journals

Open Access Journals - PLoS Presently 2 titles Biology – October 2003 Medicine – October 2004 Additional 3 titles forthcoming Computational Biology – June 2005 Genetics – July 2005 Pathogens – September 2005

PLoS Biology Within the first eight hours of the journal's launch, traffic on the site spiked to more than half a million hits Second issue contained article by Duke author about brain implants in monkeys that enable them to control a robotic arm with their thoughts.

Products - BMC Open access and subscription based journals with open access to research articles Faculty of 1000 Current Controlled Trials Images.MD Open Repository

Open Access Journals - BMC 130 titles ournals/ ournals/

Open Access Journals - BMC The research articles in all journals published by BioMed Central are 'Open Access'. They are immediately and permanently available online without charge. A number of journals require an institutional or a personal subscription to view other content, such as reviews or paper reports.

ISI Impact Factor PLoS – not available until later in 2005

ISI Impact Factor - BMC Respiratory Research , 2 of 31 Arthritis Research Therapy – 5.036, 2 of 21 Breast Cancer Research – 2.93, 43 of 120 Oncology titles Cell Biology – 2.618, 69 or 156 Critical Care – 1.91, 6 of 16 name=impactfactor

Where Archived Both PLoS and BMC archived to PubMedCentral

Where Indexed – PLoS Biology Medline PubMed All of the ISI indexes (Web of Science, BIOSIS, Current Contents, the Science Citation Index), Cambridge Abstracts EBSCO Lexis-Nexis PLoS Biology allows full-text crawling of all the major online search engines, such as Google.

Where Indexed - BMC All BioMed Central research journals are indexed by: PubMed Scirus Google Citebase OAIster Scopus

Where Indexed - BMC A selection of BioMed research journals are indexed by: Medline ISI - Web of Science, Science Citation Index and Current Contents BIOSIS EMBASE CAS CABI

Availability in Print - PLoS Yes, Biology and Medicine Print subscription price per title for 2005 is $160 for institutions and $160 for individuals

Availability in Print - BMC Many titles only in electronic form with printed archival editions available at the end of each calendar year Some titles, including Arthritis Research & Therapy, Breast Cancer Research, Critical Care, Genome Biology and Journal of Biology have a print edition.

Pricing Model – PLoS Author pay model Charge to author $ 1,500/article, discounted if affiliated with Institutional Membership Fees may be waived or discounted if author is unable to pay Institutional Memberships available for $2,000 - $ 100,000/year, 10 – 75% discount on author feeInstitutional Memberships 132 institutional members in 10 countries

Pricing Model - BMC Author pay model Charge to author $ $ 1,605/article$ $ 1,605/article Fees may be waived or discounted if author is unable to pay Researchers from institutions that are members of BioMed Central do not have to pay the article-processing charge

Pricing Model - BMC Institutional memberships charges based on FTE model, range from $ 1,725 - $8,625/yearInstitutional memberships charges 512 members in 40 countries 2006 – Institutional membership charges will be based on number of articles published by the institution during the previous year.Institutional membership charges BMC seeking funding from institutional contract/grants office and funding bodies such as NIH.

Questions? Rick Peterson