Sentence examples for scientific publisher from inspiring English sources

The prestigious French scientific publisher, Hermann, published a version of the thesis the following year.

Frontiers is a large open access scientific publisher, which published its first journal in 2007.

He chose a newspaper interview to announce the sale of BertelsmannSpringer, a scientific publisher.

The groom's father is the senior vice president for global communications at Elsevier, the Dutch medical and scientific publisher.

A boycott of the scientific publisher Elsevier, which stemmed from a provocative blog post by a Cambridge University mathematician last month decrying the prohibitive cost of academic journals, has grown to more than 5,700 researchers, Thomas Lin reported.

Cinven and Candover, which bought the scientific publisher Kluwer Academic from Wolter Kluwer last year, beat out the Blackstone Group and CVC Capital Partners as well as Taylor Francis and Apax Partners, executives said.

h) The desire of scientific publishers and editorial boards to publish the semantic data associated with articles.  .

The traditional business model for scientific publishers relies on restricting access to published research, in order to recoup the costs of the publication process.

"Now that's called trading with the enemy?" In an internal legal analysis last month, the publishers' association found that the regulations "constitute a serious threat to the U.S. publishing community in general and to scholarly and scientific publishers in particular".

Policy makers, funding agencies, academic institutions, scientific publishers, scientists themselves and the vehicles through which they publish each contribute to a complicated web of issues that conspire against the publication of reproducible results.

It reckons that the former Soviet Union will become its biggest market in the years ahead.In Warsaw, Grzegorz Boguta, once a tycoon in samizdat publishing and now head of the country's largest scientific publishers, PWN, is expanding in Ukraine, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Romania.