Eurasia Academic Publishing Group

EurAsia Academic Publishing Group (EAPG), also styled EurAsia Publishing Group, is an academic publisher established in 2019. According to its own account, it was founded with financial and strategic backing from a group of scholars and technology-focused investors, together with support from institutions such as Shanghai University, in order to give emerging and underrepresented academic voices an inclusive publishing platform. The group positions itself against the dominance of major legacy publishers, arguing that new journals face structural barriers to entry, and it therefore concentrates on launching and supporting innovative, fresh-perspective publications. The publisher operates a portfolio of open-access journals spanning several disciplines. Its journal list includes Nanofabrication; Human Brain; HUMAN REVIEW. International Humanities Review / Revista Internacional de Humanidades; TECHNO REVIEW. International Technology, Science and Society Review / Revista Internacional de Tecnología, Ciencia y Sociedad; Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Engineering; and Biomaterials and Polymers Horizon, with Biosis: Biological Systems also listed as inactive. The mix reflects the group's stated coverage of technology, humanities, basic and applied sciences, and engineering. EAPG states a mission built on scientific transparency, integrity and inclusivity, promising equal opportunity for researchers of all backgrounds and adherence to COPE guidelines. Its stated vision aligns with the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA) and Plan S – cOAlition S, framing open access as a route to the democratization of knowledge and scientific equity worldwide. The group also reports a collaboration with De Gruyter, under which it jointly develops some De Gruyter journals and contributes Chinese resources — including recruitment of domestic and foreign scholars to editorial boards and financial support — to their development. As a relatively young and privately held publisher, EAPG is best understood as a service and platform brand for scholarly communication rather than a consumer-facing company. Its identity rests on its journal portfolio, its open-access commitments, and its partnership and institutional relationships.

EurAsia Academic Publishing Group (EAPG) was established in 2019, according to the publisher's own About page. It describes its founding as a response to the difficulties faced by new journals in an industry dominated by major publishers, and states that it was created to support and launch innovative publications offering fresh perspectives on the future of research. The group says it received financial and strategic support from a group of scholars and investors passionate about technology, humanities, basic and applied sciences, and engineering, alongside backing from esteemed institutions such as Shanghai University. This backing was intended to provide an inclusive platform for emerging and underrepresented academic voices. From its base, the group built a portfolio of open-access journals across several fields. Its public journal list includes Nanofabrication; Human Brain; HUMAN REVIEW. International Humanities Review / Revista Internacional de Humanidades; TECHNO REVIEW. International Technology, Science and Society Review / Revista Internacional de Tecnología, Ciencia y Sociedad; Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Engineering; and Biomaterials and Polymers Horizon, with Biosis: Biological Systems listed as inactive. The range mirrors the group's stated disciplinary coverage of technology, humanities, basic and applied sciences, and engineering. EAPG articulates a mission grounded in scientific transparency, integrity and inclusivity, promising equal opportunities for researchers from all backgrounds and adherence to COPE guidelines. Its vision statement expresses support for the Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association (OASPA) and Plan S – cOAlition S, presenting open access as a means of democratizing knowledge and fostering scientific equity worldwide. The group also reports a collaboration with De Gruyter, under which the two cooperate to jointly develop some of De Gruyter's journals. Under this arrangement, EAPG says it uses Chinese resources to help develop the journals, including inviting well-known domestic and foreign scholars to join editorial boards and providing sufficient financial support. This partnership is presented as a two-way relationship in which De Gruyter collaborates with EAPG. As of the available evidence, EAPG remains an active, privately held publisher. No founding individuals are named in the supplied sources, and no ownership beyond the described group of scholars, investors and institutional backers is disclosed.

• 2019

  EurAsia Academic Publishing Group is established.

• The group publishes a portfolio of open-access journals including Nanofabrication, Human Brain, HUMAN REVIEW, TECHNO REVIEW, and Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Engineering.

• Collaboration with De Gruyter is reported, jointly developing some De Gruyter journals with Chinese resources.

An inclusive, open-access publisher supporting emerging journals and underrepresented academic voices, aligned with OASPA and Plan S principles.

• Nanofabrication

• Human Brain

• HUMAN REVIEW. International Humanities Review / Revista Internacional de Humanidades

• TECHNO REVIEW. International Technology, Science and Society Review / Revista Internacional de Tecnología, Ciencia y Sociedad

• Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Engineering

• Biomaterials and Polymers Horizon

• Biosis: Biological Systems

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