Welcome to BioMed Central Information for Libraries
The BioMed Central Online portfolio offers a rich and diverse range of electronic products. With scientific and medical databases, review journals and 199 peer-reviewed research journals, BioMed Central publishes an extensive online platform of products for the biology and medical research community.
This website has been specially designed to provide librarians with information about BioMed Central products, licensing and our pricing model, as well as new projects we are developing and how you can get involved.
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BioMed Central's Membership Program enables institutions to actively support open access in scholarly publishing, ensuring widespread dissemination of the research published by their scientists.
By joining us, members can benefit from substantial net savings and key features for researchers and libraries that include the non-direct payment of article processing charges for researchers during the term of membership; discounts on article processing charges; a 15% discount on all institutional subscriptions to BioMed Central's paid for products; a specially created webpage listing all relevant research papers published in BioMed Central's Open Access journals generated at the member organization, acting as a permanent showcase.
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Open Repository, from BioMed Central, provides professional help to institutions in building, launching, maintaining and populating institutional repositories. This unique service offers the perfect solution to organize and preserve publications, allowing institutions to prepare for the next generation of digital scholars, showcase their intellectual output and therefore raise the profile of the institution and increase the impact of their research.
The service has been designed to be flexible and cost-effective, making it possible for institutions that could not otherwise afford to, or lack the infrastructure or technical capacity in-house, to set up repositories.
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