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ChronosHub Partners with Accucoms in Europe and Australasia
ChronosHub is delighted to announce a new partnership with Accucoms to help institutions in Europe and Australasia manage and streamline their open access workflows. “We’re…
The Swiss National Science Foundation Launches Pilot Project with ChronosHub
In June, the Swiss National Science Foundation and ChronosHub announced a new pilot collaboration: researchers will be able to publish their open access articles via…
Emerald Publishing partners with ChronosHub to forge simpler routes to publishing
Copenhagen, February 2, 2021 – Emerald Publishing collaborates with ChronosHub to drive open access research through a simplified and improved experience for authors, institutions, consortia, and…
Platform Features
Updated Feature: Improved Dashboard Navigation
We’ve given the ‘My Articles’-section a facelift, creating a better overview of your article status and navigation of your dashboard. A design upgrade of the…
New Feature: ‘Why Is This Compliant?’-Button
We’ve added the feature you have all been waiting for to the ChronosHub platform. Not only does our Journal Finder tell you why a journal…
Guides and Tutorials
SNSF – How to Upload an Invoice
Once your article is accepted, many publishers will send the APC invoice directly to ChronosHub. After checking eligibility for SNSF OA funding ChronosHub will settle…
SNSF – How to Submit a Manuscript
Begin by searching for the journal where you would like to submit a manuscript. Click on the “Journals” tab to begin your journal search. Click…
How to Submit Your Manuscript
You’ve done your research, analyzed your data, and decided on a journal compliant with your funders’ and institution’s policies. In other words, you’re ready to…
Blog
European Innovation Leader Collaborates with Chronos Hub
On June 23, the European Commission released the European Innovation Scoreboard 2020, demonstrating continued improvement of innovation performance across the EU. Within the field of attractive…
ChronosHub Helps Danish Universities Reach National Open Access Goal
From 2025 onward, there should be free public digital access to all peer-reviewed scientific articles from Danish research institutions – with a maximum 12-month embargo….
