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Sensational new IMPACT FACTOR for European Radiology
The new ISI Impact Factor has just been released and has proven to be a further milestone in the success story of European Radiology, ESR's official journal.
An IF of 3.651 (2007: 3.405) places the journal 14th out of 90 titles in the 'radiology, nuclear medicine and molecular imaging' section, and shows that European Radiology is Europe's no. 1 journal in general radiology!
Most cited paper Award
The paper "Whole-body MRI at high field: technical limits and clinical potential" by Fritz Schick received the most citations of all
European Radiology articles published in 2005, from publication until
2009.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
If you have any questions about the journal, please visit our new FAQ section under >> Contact
New Instructions for Authors
To increase the high quality of European Radiology, and to set the highest standards, the Instructions for authors have been edited and updated by the editorial team.
The major change in submission from now on is the introduction of a new Conflict of Interest Disclosure Form, which now also includes the nomination of a ' Guarantor' of the study.
This person may be the tenured senior author, but it could be the Head of Department, Research Lead or other tenured staff member who is deemed to take overall responsibility for all aspects of the study (ethics, consent, data handling and storage and all other aspects of Good Research Practice).
This procedure has been agreed on by all leading radiological journals worldwide to avoid ethical, plagiarism and gift authorship issues.
Other changes and improvements include more detailed information of how to number and name your images and illustrations and better guidelines on titles, abstracts and keywords.
Please find the new version under ' Submit' or download pdf (184kb) here.
Be the first to know!
Sign up to receive the Table of Contents e-Alert for European Radiology! It’s quick and easy: just follow >> this link to the journal’s page on the publisher’s site Springer.com, enter your email address in the blue box at the lower right as instructed, and click “go”.
Each month you’ll receive the Table of Contents via email as soon as the issue is available online. With a quick scan you can identify articles of interest and profit from your free online access for ESR members through www.myESR.org/myUserArea
Order your free copy!
You just want to know how it feels like to hold a print version in your hands? Just order your free sample of European Radiology by sending an email with your name and postal address to >>office@european-radiology.org
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