Scope
Hydrobiology publishes research on the biology and ecology of inland and coastal aquatic systems, covering organisms, communities, and biogeochemical processes in lakes, rivers, wetlands, and estuaries. The journal focuses on freshwater and brackish ecosystem function, water quality, and the response of aquatic biota to environmental and anthropogenic pressures.
What it costs to publish
Open-access APC: CHF 1,000
An APC is not the total publication cost. Check page charges, length limits and agreement eligibility before submitting.
CHF 1,000
Fee information from the catalog; verify the current publisher price.
Source: DOAJ
Not reviewed yet
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APC, page charges, over-length, S2O: what each one means
- APC
- Article processing charge: a fee per article to publish it open access. It is not the whole cost.
- Page charges
- A fee per printed or typeset page. It can apply with or without an APC.
- Over-length
- Pages beyond a length limit, billed at a different rate. Each page pays one rate, never both.
- S2O
- Subscribe to Open: subscribers keep the journal free to read, decided year by year. Page charges can still apply.
- Agreement
- A deal between an institution or country and a publisher that may cover the APC. Never automatic.
No funds to pay?
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- Look in the official author informationSearch the journal’s site for “waiver”, “discount” or “publishing fee”.
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- Ask the journal before submittingDon’t assume the cost is zero because we have no fee on record.
We only add waiver steps, links and contacts once they are verified for this specific journal.