Open Access Week 2018: Open Access for the Developing World
Are you a researcher in Bangladesh? Are you collaborating with someone in Uganda? Did you know that you're eligible to publish Open Access for free in any IWA Publishing journal?
Open Access Week 2018: Open Access Publishing Options
As Open Access (OA) becomes more and more prevalent, so do the options for authors seeking to publish OA. The question shifts from “should I publish OA?” to “where should I publish OA?”.
IWA Publishing Signs First ‘Read & Publish’ Deal with Leading Dutch Institutions
Last week marked a momentous step for IWA Publishing in our committed progress towards Open Access (OA). On Tuesday, 2 October 2018 we signed our first ‘Read and Publish’ agreement with Delft University of Technology and Wageningen University & Research(WUR).
Blue-Green Systems Launches in Palermo, Italy
Co-Editor in Chief, Ana Deletic, announced the launch of our new Open Access journal to over 300 delegates at the opening ceremony of the 11th International Conference on Urban Drainage Modelling in Palermo, Sicily.
Blue-Green Systems Launches at IWA World Water Congress in Tokyo, Japan
We are thrilled to have celebrated the launch of our latest Open Access journal, Blue-Green Systems at the IWA World Water Congress in Tokyo, Japan this Wednesday, 19 September, 2018.
Blue-Green Systems: launching in 3 cities across the globe!
We are thrilled to be launching our latest IWA Publishing journal, Blue-Green Systems in 3 major cities across the globe in the next 3 weeks: Xi'An, China; Tokyo, Japan; Palermo, Italy.
Call for contributors: new book on Adaptive Water Management
Editors of the forthcoming book, Adaptive Water Management: Resilience in Practice, are seeking contributors. The book will focus on Adaptive Water Management (AWM) in a range of contexts, focusing on experiences of practitioners and decision-makers.
H2Open Journal welcomes new Editor in Chief
H2Open Journal, IWA Publishing's fully Open Access journal is pleased to welcome Ashok Chapagain to its team of Editors-in-Chief.
The Service-Recovery Paradox: Why Complaints are Good for an Organisation
The final part in this author blog series presents the service-recovery paradox and addresses how water utilities companies can use customer complaints to their advantage.
Internal Marketing: The Engineering-Marketing Interface
In the part four of five in our author blog series, Dr Peter Prevos indicates a tension between technicians and marketers in water utilities and the importance of "internal marketing" in addressing this, ultimately improving service quality.