Publication Charges

Publication Charges

Our open access model aims to provide our publications services enabling readers to access the scientific research at no cost. To sustain in the business publisher shall charge an Article Processing Charge (APC) to cover the costs of the editorial workflow and production.

These include:

• Publishing process management
• Online publishing technology
• Typesetting
• Proof reading and copy-editing
• Promotion and dissemination of your work
• Indexing and listing across all major repositories
• Long-term archiving

Annals of Aging, publishes all its articles in full open access model. The scientific community and the general public have, for free, unlimited and immediate access to all content published in our journals as soon as it is published over the Internet.

Manuscript Processing Charges

Annals of Aging is committed to keep its open access publication charges at a minimum level and follows central mechanism for funding Open Access (OA) scholarly publishing. Annals of Aging will accept waiver requests from individuals and will be considered case-by-case basis and may be granted in cases of lack of funds. Scientific committee is responsible for the requests coming from the individuals, committee usually waive charges for authors from low-income countries.

Annals of Aging covers editorial services and production of articles like Peer-reviewing, editing, publishing, maintaining and archiving, and allows immediate access to the full text versions of the research articles.

Annals of Aging covers the publishing costs, including editorial checks and improvements to the article before publication, data hosting (where applicable), typesetting and other aspects of production, as well as technical development and maintenance of the publishing platform. Payment will be processed after accepting the article for publication and the person who submits the manuscript is responsible for the publication fee payment.

We also provide administrative support during peer review, which is led by the authors, who are solely responsible for suggesting suitable referees in a timely manner. As with any publisher, we cannot guarantee that peer review is completed in a specific time frame.