The Growing Inaccessibility of Science
nature Commentary | Published: 30 April 1992 The growing inaccessibility of science Donald P. Hayes Nature 356, 739–740 (1992) | Cite this article 1015 Accesses | 44 Citations | 27 Altmetric | Metrics Access options Rent or Buy article Get time limited or full article access on ReadCube. from $8.99 Rent or Buy All prices are NET prices. Subscribe to Journal Get full journal access for 1 year $199.00 only $3.83 per issue Subscribe All prices are NET prices. VAT will be added in the checkout.
A screenshot of a Nature journal article page highlights the title “The growing inaccessibility of science” while showing access options costing $8.99 for one article or $199 for a one-year subscription. The joke is the blatant irony: an article about science becoming inaccessible is itself locked behind an expensive paywall, making it a reaction to academic publishing costs and paywalled research. EN: A screenshot of a Nature journal article page highlights the title “The growing inaccessibility of science” while showing access options costing $8.99 for one article or $199 for a one-year subscription. The joke is the blatant irony: an article about science becoming inaccessible is itself locked behind an expensive paywall, making it a reaction to academic publishing costs and paywalled research.
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