Physicist, professor in UCLouvain, working on applied math, inverse problems in optics and astronomy for imaging, and compressive sensing theory and applications. I also like playing volleyball, Sci-fi novels, podcasts, emacs, org-mode, and all kinds of beers. All toots/boosts/views mine. #CompressiveSensing #SignalProcessing #InverseProblem #Optimization #ComputationalImaging #Emacs #OrgMode #SciFi
Physicist, professor in UCLouvain, working on applied math, inverse problems in optics and astronomy for imaging, and compressive sensing theory and applications. I also like playing volleyball, Sci-fi novels, podcasts, emacs, org-mode, and all kinds of beers. All toots/boosts/views mine. #CompressiveSensing #SignalProcessing #InverseProblem #Optimization #ComputationalImaging #Emacs #OrgMode #SciFi
Thank you for letting the community know this story. This reminds me of the same action done by the journal of machine learning when 40 editorial board members resigned in 2001 and created the fully open JMLR
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Journal_of_Machine_Learning_Research
Do you consider moving your journal to another place? For instance, the open and non-commercial episcience initiative already hosts several mathematical journals? https://www.episciences.org/publishing-model/
https://www.episciences.org/journals/?cat=2232
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