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Project Deal: Germany’s Largest Scientific Organization Announces It Will Terminate Elsevier Contract at the End of 2017

Filed by on August 25, 2017

New on the Project Deal website is this announcement (in German) from Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft (the largest scientific organization in Germany) that it will join other Project Deal institutions/organizations and terminate its contract with Elsevier at the end of 2017.

Details From Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft Are Available in English (via Mechanical Translation):

Translation of Statement via Google Translate

Translation of Statement via Microsoft Translator

See Also: List of German Institutions That Plan to Not Extend Contract with Elsevier at the End of 2017 (via Project Deal/Translation via Google Translate)

See Also: Report: “Bold Open-Access Push in Germany Could Change the Future of Academic Publishing (August 23, 2017)

See Also: Finnish Researchers Launch Boycott Against Elsevier (June 25, 2017)

 

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