AIP Publishing (AIPP) 2022-2025

Free open access publication in 26 hybrid journals of AIPP. Note: capped deal!

Details and conditions of the licence

• The corresponding author with the publisher is affiliated with a participating Dutch university or institution. Only then can open access be published under the agreement at no extra cost.
• Participating universities (incl. university medical centres) are: Radboud University, University of Groningen, Delft University, Eindhoven University, Maastricht University, Twente University, University of Amsterdam and VU University Amsterdam.
• The agreement applies to 26 AIPP hybrid journals. See the Open Access Journal Browser for an overview, or use it to search for a specific journal.
• The following article types are covered by the agreement: research articles and updates, reviews, brief communications, communication conference articles, fast tracks of article-FT, letters, notes, roadmaps, perspectives and tutorials.
• Within this agreement, a maximum number of free open access articles can be published each year by corresponding authors from the participating institutions: 126 in 2022, 133 in 2023, 141 in 2024 and 139 in 2025.
• Start date of the agreement is 1 August 2022. To be eligible for free open access, the acceptance date must be after 1 August 2022 and before 31 December 2025. 

How does it work?

• The corresponding author with the publisher, which for the publisher is the one who submits the article, must use the appropriate affiliation via the drop-down menu when submitting and use the institution's email address.
• When submitting the publication, the corresponding author can indicate that the article should be published in open access.
• After approval by the institution, the articles are published open access with a CC BY license.
• NOTE: For more information about the current status of this contract, please contact your library.

See the workflow documentation for further explanation.
 

More information on the AIPP website.
 

This contract discloses the 'Content Licensing Agreement' with AIP Publishing.