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Update: Thanks to our subscribers, all 2024 articles in our five Subscribe to Open journals will be published open access.
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What’s New at MSP
Our five S2O journals will publish 2024 in open access
Thanks to renewed subscriptions and, in turn, the support of the mathematical community, we are happy to announce that all 2024 articles in our Subscribe to Open program will be published open access — free to be read by everyone and with no author charges.
This program includes our five most established publications, namely:
- Geometry & Topology,
- Algebraic & Geometric Topology,
- Algebra & Number Theory,
- Analysis & PDE, and
- Pacific Journal of Mathematics.
The continuing success of our S2O program is encouraging for a transition to open access through models that do not create financial barriers for authors, nor cut away careful copyediting and typesetting. We’re excited that this program will enable us to further our mission: to serve the math community through high-quality publishing, by and for mathematicians, and help others do the same.
We’re looking forward to continued community participation and subscription support in the years to come, to make it possible that future years’ content will also be published open access.
About MSP
Scientific publishing should be an industry that helps rather than hinders scholarly activity. High-quality research demands high-quality communication — widely, rapidly and easily accessible to all — and MSP works to facilitate it.
Every page we publish is a page published by a scholar-led nonprofit, a page controlled by the math community, not a large commercial interest. Without shareholders to pay or a society to fund, MSP keeps every dollar it earns invested in our mission.