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Thursday, 11th March 2010

A New Journal from Elsevier; Two New Journals via PubMed Central; Nature's New Asia-Pacific Publishing Index

New from Elsevier: Journal of Family Business Strategy

Elsevier today announced the launch of a new quarterly journal, Journal of Family Business Strategy (JFBS). The journal aims to be a primary publication outlet for academics and scholars in the field of family business strategic issues and the first issue is now available on ScienceDirect.

New on PubMed Central

Silence
ISSN: 1758-907X (electronic)
Archive includes 1(2010) to the present
Note: There is no embargo delay for this journal
Via BioMed Central

Mobile DNA
ISSN: 1759-8753 (electronic)
Archive includes 1(2010) to the present
via BioMed Central

New: Japan, China and Australia Shine in Nature Asia-Pacific Publishing Index

Japan, China, and Australia are the top ranking nations in the Nature Asia-Pacific Publishing Index, a website which measures the annual output of research articles in Nature-branded journals from countries and institutions in the Asia-Pacific region. The online service from NPG Nature Asia-Pacific, the Asia-Pacific wing of Nature Publishing Group (NPG), launches today at:
www.natureasia.com/en/publishing-index/

The Publishing Index tracks research published from the Asia-Pacific region during the past 12 months in NPG's portfolio of over 30 highly cited Nature-branded journals, and will be updated weekly by downloading a 12-month window of data from nature.com, the online platform for Nature journals.

Sources: Elsevier, PMC, Nature


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