ChronosHub expands in the US, supporting institutions with streamlined publishing workflows

ChronosHub, a leading platform for managing scholarly publishing workflows, is pleased to announce its expanding footprint in the US, with Rowan University and Texas Christian University (TCU) among the latest institutions to join its collaborative community.

As the global research landscape evolves, the United States is increasingly embracing more efficient, transparent, and researcher-friendly publishing practices. This shift is driving a growing need among US institutions for robust solutions that simplify the complexities of scholarly publishing—a need ChronosHub is proud to meet.

“We’re seeing a clear shift in the US. As institutions navigate new publishing models, they’re encountering many of the same challenges Europe has been addressing for years,” says Christian Grubak, CEO and Founder of ChronosHub. “This creates a shared global challenge and an opportunity to build on the infrastructure developed in Europe.”

Rowan University and TCU join a growing list of institutions that have recognized the value of streamlining their publishing workflows. With ChronosHub, they gain centralized tools for managing publishing agreements, tracking open-access compliance, and supporting researchers with clear guidance and automation across the publication lifecycle.

ChronosHub’s platform serves as a central hub for publishers, funders, and institutions—enhancing the overall publishing experience for researchers and administrators alike.

“As more US institutions modernize their publishing operations, we’re committed to providing the support and insights they need to navigate this transformation,” adds Grubak.

“As the number of faculty and student open access publications increase at TCU, we view ChronosHub as the mechanism to effectively manage both submissions and article processing charges, thus maximizing efficiency with a small Library staff,” says Dennis Odom, Head of Technical Services, TCU. “ChronosHub is a tool that should allow us to review and fund publications in a more timely manner, streamlining the process for our faculty and student authors. Partnering with ChronosHub, our continued goal is to increase the visibility and impact of published research at our institution.”