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Latest Impact Factor for Chemistry Central Journal

 

We're delighted to announce that the latest official Impact Factor for Chemistry Central Journal is 1.65.

Since its launch in 2007, the Chemistry Central Journal Impact Factor has risen steadily, demonstrating that open access delivers not only high visibility but also excellent rates of citation and impact.

Please note that the value listed in the 2010 edition of Thomson Reuters' Journal Citation Reports released 28 June 2011 is erroneously low due to a data error. The 1.65 value is officially the correct one, and will appear in the 2010 JCR revision that is published in October.

Altogether, 101 journals published by BioMed Central (the group behind Chemistry Central) now have official impact factors, and 21 journals recorded their first impact factors this year.

Posted by Jan Kuras at 12:22    Comments (0)

 

 

Spread some festive cheer with Gulliver

 

BioMed Central's well-travelled open access mascot, Gulliver the Turtle, features on our new seasonal eCards for Christmas.

Gulliver even accompanies his colleagues in Chemistry Central to conferences, so keep an eye out for him.

Send a Christmas eCard to a colleague and help spread the word about open access publishing. As Gulliver says, "It's time to let your research out of its shell!" 

Posted by Jan Kuras at 17:37    Comments (0)

 

 

Chemistry Central to attend the 235th ACS national meeting in New Orleans

Chemistry Central will be exhibiting and speaking at The 235th American Chemical Society National Meeting, in New Orleans from 6-10th of April.

Do visit us at booth 1305 in the Morial Convention Center and hear us speak on 'Open access: Toward the mainstream?' at 11.35 a.m. on Monday the 7th of April (Division: Division of Chemical Education; Session: Using Social Networking Tools to Teach Chemistry).

 

Posted by Gino D'Oca at 16:08    Comments (0)

 

 

Download and share the Chemistry Central Journal poster

To help promote Chemistry Central Journal you can now download our poster and display it in your library, common room, office or laboratory. Over the next few weeks we will be creating more posters for you to use. If you would like to see a particular type of graphic on one of our posters please get in touch.

Posted by Bryan Vickery at 16:39    Comments (0)