Open Access Funding
Maximise dissemination and the global impact of your work by publishing open access!
CVIR Endovascular is a fully open-access journal. As such, the publisher levies an article processing charge (APC) of 2190 EUR / 2590 US / 1890 GBP for each article accepted for publication, plus VAT or local taxes where applicable.
However, there are several funding options available.
15% discount on the APC for CIRSE Members
Update 06 December 2024
CIRSE no longer offers a 15% discount on the APC for CVIR Endovascular to corresponding authors who are CIRSE members.
Please see below other available funding options.
Springer: fully open access agreements
Publishing your article OA can bring you several benefits, including increased downloads and citations—and make your research more accessible to readers globally.
To help you take advantage of these benefits, many institutions cover researchers’ OA publishing costs (known as article processing charges, or APCs) as part of OA agreements with Springer
Nature.
If you are a corresponding author* affiliated with a university or research institution covered by one of these Springer
deals, you are able to publish open access in CVIR Endovascular and have your APC fee covered by the relevant institution (subject to different terms and conditions for each
agreement). Please check that the article type you submit is covered by the relevant deal.
Make sure to read the Author Guidelines before submitting your paper to CVIR Endovascular.
*Acting as main contact for Springer Nature correspondence after editorial acceptance.
Institutional membership
More than 500 institutional members worldwide partnered with SpringerOpen to cover the APC for affiliated authors.
Click here to find out if your institute is a member and how to apply for funding, or contact your institute librarian for information if the institute covers the APCs for fully open access journals.
Waivers/discounts for financial need and for authors in lower [middle] income countries
Springer waives charges for authors from lower-income countries (as defined by the World Bank) and offers a 50% discount for authors based in lower-middle-income countries (also as defined by the World Bank).
For more details, please click here.
Furthermore, Springer considers individual waiver requests for articles in SpringerOpen journals on a case-by-case basis and they may be granted in cases of lack of funds. For details, click here.
Open access funders and institutions
See the list of funders and institutions that have funds available for covering APCs. Please note that each funding agency has different rules for granting funds for open access. Please check the policies of each funder for more information.