Pendergrass Library
Webster C. Pendergrass Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine LibraryPendergrass Closure
Beginning May 23, Pendergrass Library will close for installation of new flooring in the library foyer. The project is scheduled for completion within two weeks. During this time, library staff will be available to support your teaching, research, and learning—both online and at other UT Libraries locations. More information regarding our virtual support during this closure can be found on the Libraries’ Speaking Volumes blog
About PeerJ
PeerJ is an open access peer-reviewed scientific journal. It covers research in the biological and medical sciences.
About PeerJ Institutional Arrangement Fund
- $11,458.00 as of January 2022
- Costs
- $995 per article in PeerJ Life Sciences,
- $795 per article in PeerJ Computer, Science
- and submitting a preprint is free.
Have questions about PeerJ Funding?
Contact Rachel Caldwell, Scholarly Communications Librarian.
About the PeerJ UTK Institutional Plan:
- Instead of a lifetime membership plan for all authors, the Institutional Plan covers Article Processing Charges (APC).
- APC fees are:
- $995 per article for PeerJ and
- $795 per article for PeerJ Computer Science.
- Funds exist for those with an accepted article who is either:
- faculty or staff,
- post-doctoral student,
- or a graduate student.
PeerJ Lifetime Membership plans:
Highly recommended – The Lifetime membership plan is one-time payment for lifetime publishing. No recurring fees. No APCs. Most importantly, this payment option is the most cost-effective way to publish. You can learn more on the PeerJ website.
Acknowledgement
Ann Viera (retired in 2020) and Peter Fernandez (Hodges Library) are the co-founders of the PeerJ publishing plan. Since founding this plan, many colleagues at the UTK Libraries promote PeerJ.
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