Get PNAS License to Publish

The more amazing thing is that he says that the cost of to publish in Nature or Science is \u201cin excess of $10,000\u201d per article.

Publishing in PNAS is not an easy job even if you think your work is good enough. In general Science publishes strikingly novel work while Nature usually publishes extensive work. PNAS papers are not that remarkably novel but some of them present interesting and new ways of analysis.

Elsevier's APCs range between c$150 and c$6000 US Dollars excluding tax, depending on the journal, with prices clearly displayed on our Article Publishing Charge (APC) price list and on journal homepages. To know more about how and why we price articles differently, please visit our pricing page.

The more amazing thing is that he says that the cost of to publish in Nature or Science is \u201cin excess of $10,000\u201d per article.

Direct Submission Plus or Contributed Plus articles: $2,730 per article, with no additional fees for color figures or SI. Open access: Authors of research articles may pay a sur- charge to make their article freely available through the PNAS open access option. All articles are free within 6 months of publication.

Publishing in PNAS is not an easy job even if you think your work is good enough. In general Science publishes strikingly novel work while Nature usually publishes extensive work. PNAS papers are not that remarkably novel but some of them present interesting and new ways of analysis.

Direct Submission Plus or Contributed Plus articles: $2,730 per article, with no additional fees for color figures or SI. Open access: Authors of research articles may pay a sur- charge to make their article freely available through the PNAS open access option. All articles are free within 6 months of publication.

The standard mode of submitting manuscripts to PNAS is Direct Submission; manuscripts may be submitted directly to PNAS\u2014authors do not need to first obtain an NAS member's agreement to serve as an editor. Direct Submissions account for more than 95% of papers submitted and 75% of papers published in PNAS.

The standard mode of submitting manuscripts to PNAS is Direct Submission; manuscripts may be submitted directly to PNAS\u2014authors do not need to first obtain an NAS member's agreement to serve as an editor. Direct Submissions account for more than 95% of papers submitted and 75% of papers published in PNAS.

The standard mode of submitting manuscripts to PNAS is Direct Submission; manuscripts may be submitted directly to PNAS\u2014authors do not need to first obtain an NAS member's agreement to serve as an editor. Direct Submissions account for more than 95% of papers submitted and 75% of papers published in PNAS.