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Dear Colleagues:

The American Institute of Physics is pleased to announce 2010 institutional
subscription rates. As a prestigious learned society publisher, AIP has always
provided the physics community with world-class content, and one of the
hallmarks of the AIP Journal brand is outstanding value. For many years, we have
worked with the library community to maintain low prices and low annual price
increases. As a result, AIP’s price-to-content value is among the very best in
STM publishing. At the same time, AIP journals (listed below) continue to be
increasingly popular with authors and readers worldwide as measured by the total
number of articles submitted and published each year, and the millions of
article downloads we report yearly.  

Applied Physics Letters 
APL: Organic Electronics and Photonics 
Applied Physics Reviews 
Chaos 
Computing in Science & Engineering (co-published with IEEE Computer Society) 
Journal of Applied Physics 
The Journal of Chemical Physics 
JCP: BioChemical Physics 
Journal of Physical & Chemical Reference Data (co-published with NIST) 
Journal of Mathematical Physics 
Low Temperature Physics 
Physics of Fluids 
Physics of Plasmas 
Physics Today 
Review of Scientific Instruments 
AIP Conference Proceedings 

Developments for 2010

Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy: Launched in 2009; Remains Free in
2010
Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy is a new multi-disciplinary e-only
journal drawing from a diverse range of fields such as geothermal energy,
bioenergy, solar and wind power, energy storage, and transportation.
Peer-reviewed articles cover the science, rather than the policy, behind these
emerging energy sources. Access to JRSE remains free in 2010.

Biomicrofluidics Remains Free in 2010
Biomicrofluidics, which originally launched as an open-access journal in 2007,
rapidly disseminates novel microfluidic techniques with diagnostic, medical,
biological, pharmaceutical, environmental, and chemical applications. With the
elimination of open access fees, access to Biomicrofluidics will now be
completely free in 2010.

APL: Organic Electronics and Photonics Remains Free in 2010
Our newest spotlight journal, APL: Organic Electronics and Photonics, remains
free in 2010. APL:OEP includes the subset of articles from Applied Physics
Letters that directly deal with organic electronics and photonics. Content is
published online daily, collected into monthly e-only issues. 

AIP Conference Proceedings Moves to Tiered Pricing Schedule
To make the AIP Conference Proceedings more affordable to a larger number of
institutions, we will move to a tiered pricing schedule in 2010. The rates that
most institutions pay will actually decrease. Tier assignments will be the same
as they are for AIP journal subscriptions.

Low Temperature Physics Moves to Tiered Pricing Schedule
Low Temperature Physics, the English translation of the journal, Fizika Nizikh,
also moves to a tiered pricing scheduled in 2010.

Physics Today Digital Archive
AIP now offers a one-time payment option for perpetual access to the recently
digitized backfile of Physics Today. The Physics Today Digital Archive provides
permanent access to Physics Today content older than five years back to the
first issue published in 1948. This complements our existing Digital Archive for
AIP journal content, also available via a perpetual access option.

AIP Maintains Tier Assignments for 2010
In 2010, we will hold AIP tier assignments steady, once again allowing
libraries to maintain their current tier assignment. If you have questions
regarding your institution’s AIP tier, please contact us. 

If you have a question regarding these new options, or about our 2010 prices,
please contact [log in to unmask] or call 1-800-344-6902.

For more on the value of AIP’s journals, go to:
http://librarians.aip.org/value_pricing.html.

To view 2010 prices for AIP’s publications, please go to:
http://librarians.aip.org.

We look forward to serving you in the new subscription year.

Best regards,

Lori Carlin
Director, Fulfillment and Marketing Services
American Institute of Physics
Melville NY 11747 USA
Tel: +1 516-576-2279
Email: [log in to unmask] 

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