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IntechOpen

Open access publisher

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101-200 employees
  • B2C
  • B2B
  • Publishing
  • Science
London, UK

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Company mission

To ensure the playing field for scientific research is leveled globally, and that research conducted in a democratic environment, with the use of innovative technologies, should be made available to anyone.

Our take

Founded in 2004 and built by scientists for scientists, IntechOpen is a publisher of Open Access books, providing a collaborative environment for scientific thinkers. With over 185 million downloads and through collaborating with book translator, Enago, IntechOpen has positioned itself as a global leader delivering vastly accessible content around the world.

Although IntechOpen has its critics, it has undoubtedly published work from reputable authors, including Nobel Prize winning scientists. After years of expanding as an Open Access publisher, having published over 6,000 Open Access books, under new leadership, the company has recently branched out, launching a portfolio of Open Science journals, thereby creating a new and unique global home for researchers to publish their work.

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Company values

  • Integrity - We are consistent and dependable, always striving for precision and accuracy in the true spirit of science
  • Openness - We communicate honestly and transparently. We are open to constructive criticism and committed to learning from it
  • Disruptiveness - We are eager for discovery, for new ideas and for progression. We approach our work with creativity and determination, with a clear vision that drives us forward. We look beyond today and strive for a better tomorrow

Leadership

Aleksandar Lazinica

(Executive Chairman)

Has founded and acted as CEO of IntechOpen, SubmarineBurger and Underline Science, as well as co-founding International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems. Experience as AI/Robitics Scientist for Technische Universität Wien and as a Guest Researcher for EPFL.