Why did we stop collecting and showing the open access start date for journals?
When we released our new website and application form, people were quick to notice that some elements of information wereContinue Reading
Author: DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)
This is the blog for the Directory of Open Access Journals, curated and written by Dom Mitchell and Clara Armengou, with the occasional guest post from interesting and influential people.
South African Government places DOAJ on list of accredited journals
PRESS RELEASE 4 February 2021, COPENHAGEN – DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) is pleased to announce its inclusion inContinue Reading
Japanese speakers needed
DOAJ uses a network of 100 skilled, voluntary Associate Editors and Editors who spend a few hours a week processingContinue Reading
Disgruntled or delighted? A profile of DOAJ users and how satisfied they are with our service.
We’ve received emails over the years from researchers asking if they can publish their work with us, asking us ifContinue Reading
Important changes to our journal csv and how we license metadata
There are two important changes around metadata and licensing that you need to know about since we relaunched our site.Continue Reading
Dutch Research Council becomes a sustaining supporter
At the start of December, the Dutch Research Council, De Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (NWO) agreed to support DOAJContinue Reading
Publishers: here are some important changes to our website that you need to know about
The new website brings with it changes to the way your publisher account works. The changes are focussed around managingContinue Reading
DOAJ will be in read-only mode for some hours next week
We are excited to unveil our new website for you. We’re hoping to be able to do that next week.Continue Reading
cOAlition S releases the Journal Checker Tool, a search engine that checks Plan S compliance
Much of this post is a re-post of the announcement on the cOAlition S website. Plan S compliance is anContinue Reading
What does DOAJ define as Open Access?
“Open Access” is a catch-all term covering both Gratis and Libre Open Access. For DOAJ, Open Access is only whenContinue Reading
