Brill content now live at ScienceOpen

Recently we made the announcement that we were partnering with Brill, a major publisher in the Humanities and Social Sciences for more than 300 years, and who publishes more than 250 journals and 1000 books and reference works each year.

The journals now indexed on our site, and some of the selected articles are:

1. Indo-European Linguistics, a fully open access journal devoted to the study of the ancient and medieval Indo-European languages:
   1. Dark matter (link)
   2. Using stem suppletion for semantic reconstruction: The case of Indo-European modals and East Baltic future tense formations (link)
   3. Borrowing, Character Weighting, and Preliminary Cluster Analysis in a Phylogenetic Analysis of the Ancient Greek Dialects (link)
   4. Sonority Sequencing Violations and Prosodic Structure in Latin and Other Indo-European Languages (link)
   5. Accent in Thematic Nouns (link)
   6. Reconstruction Syntactic Variation in Proto-Indo-European (link)

2. Journal of Greek Linguistics, a fully open access journal dedicated to the descriptive and theoretical study of the Greek language:
   1. On the theoretical implications of Cypriot Greek initial geminates (link)
   2. Subject-verb agreement with coordinated subjects in Ancient Greek (link)
   3. Greek phonetics: The state of the art (link)
   4. Perceptions of difference in the Greek sphere: The case of Cyprus (link)
   5. Morphology in Greek linguistics: The state of the art (link)
3. Language Dynamics and Change, an international peer-reviewed journal that covers both new and traditional aspects of the study of language change:
   1. On some problematic aspects of subjectification (link)
   2. Correlates of reticulation in linguistic phylogenies (link)
   3. Some principles on the use of macro-areas in typological comparison (link)
   4. A pipeline for computational historic linguistics (link)
   5. Using phylogenetic networks to model Chinese dialect history (link)
   6. Molecular perspectives on the Bantu expansion: A synthesis (link)

Sam Bruinsma, Senior Vice President of Business Development at Brill commented:

Research published in our linguistics journals is not just of interest to specialists, but of relevance to humanists in fields such as anthropology, archaeology, classics, history or regional studies. By indexing articles in ScienceOpen we put our author’s research in a wider context and hope to increase the readership and discoverability of our open access journals.

By indexing some of their flagship journals with ScienceOpen, Brill content will show usage data provided by Altmetric to show users how the articles has been discussed, mentioned or shared in online sources including mainstream news outlets, blogs, and a variety of social networks. These data can be used to sort, and filter articles to find relevant research and enhance research discoverability.