If you have work that you think is of general scientific interest and could survive some peer review. PLoS One says that they will wave publication costs.
http://www.plosone.org/static/information
"Our fee waiver policy, whereby PLOS offers to waive or further reduce the payment required of authors who cannot pay the full amount charged for publication, remains in effect. Editors and reviewers have no access to whether authors are able to pay; decisions to publish are only based on editorial criteria."
On Wednesday, March 27, 2013 8:00:55 AM UTC-5, Matthias Bock wrote:
Hi,--has the publication of DIYbio results been a topic on this list ?As most of you know, scientists usually write and try to publishan article in a scientific journal about interesting findings...I just came across this one:It seems, you don't need to be a "professional" scientist tosubmit an article or data there.Is anybody aware of a journal, dedicated to the DIYbio community ?Where everybody can submit their experiences and findings,which presents interesting experiments to do at home, presentsnews having an impact on the community etc.etc. ... ?Cheers, Matthias
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