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I know each publisher is different, but is there a guideline amount of how much each researcher gets when they are published in such journals?
by newaccountfool 12y ago
I know each publisher is different, but is there a guideline amount of how much each researcher gets when they are published in such journals?
- gburt 12y agoNone. (seriously, generally you pay for your articles to be published, academic publishing has a long way to come...)
- ac29 12y ago-$2000 is fairly common. As mentioned below, authors have to pay publication fees. Most journals are for profit and closed-access, though this is starting to change somewhat. Somewhat ironically, being published in these journals is a prerequisite for how researchers actually do get paid: by grants, usually taxpayer funded.
- newaccountfool 12y agoIs it also true that some organisations also pay their employees if they publish papers, I've heard this happens in the security field.
- mseri 12y agoIt doesn't happen in physics and mathematics. On the other hand you will probably be fired if you don't publish...