ChemPubSoc Europe Newsletter 2

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ChemPubSoc Europe Newsletter Issue No. 2

 

Dear Chemist, dear Society Member,

After introducing you to ChemPubSoc Europe (CPSE) in our first newsletter, we want to take the opportunity now to tell you a little bit more about CPSE activities near you!

We invite you to meet the faces behind the journals:
Come and meet Editors and Society Representatives at the CPSE booth No. 20 at the 4th EuCheMS Congress in Prague during the Tuesday afternoon coffee break on August 28th. At this global meeting you can meet your local contacts.

Global visibility – local presence

While our titles are global, we represent European Chemical Societies, and much like the ACS and RSC Publishing, our journals support our members at the grass roots level. Funds generated by our publications in the form of royalties for each society are used in each country to provide travel grants, award prizes, and support conferences to name just a few.

More than just royalties

The journals themselves are heavily involved in the global chemical community, indeed, you may have already been contacted as a potential author or reviewer, met one of our editors at a conference, won a prize donated by one of our journals, or even presented a journal-sponsored lecture. You support us – we support you!

Journals with impact

Your support in the form of your top papers has been recognised by the latest citation data. Citations of CPSE journals have grown over the latest decade by 744%. This takes a lot to beat. Read more about CPSE journals’ success reported in June by the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI).

Getting involved

If you are not already a member of one of our societies, we encourage you to join and start reaping the rewards associated with membership of ChemPubSoc Europe – discounts on open-access publication charges, excellent rates for personal subscriptions, and more.

If you are already a member, why not take a look at what is happening in your neck of the woods…

With best regards,

Francesco de Angelis
President for ChemSusChem,
ChemMedChem

 

Christian Amatore
President for ChemPhysChem

 

Wolfram Koch
President for Chemistry – A European
Journal, ChemBioChem, ChemPlusChem,
Chemistry Open

 

Luis Oro
President for EurJIC, EurJOC,
ChemCatChem

Austria

Oliver Kappe published a well-received paper in ChemistryOpen.

Belgium

Impact Factor: 3.049

Yann Garcia and Bao-Lian Su were guest Editors of the European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry special issue on Trends in Advanced Complex Inorganic Nanomaterials.

 

Czech Republic

Impact Factor: 5.925

The society hosts the imminent 4th EuCheMS Chemistry Congress in Prague for which Chemistry – A European Journal has published a special issue.

France

Jean-Cyrille Hierso was awarded the European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry Young Researcher Prize at the GECOM-CONCOORD 2012 Society Conference. ChemPlusChem highlights the chemistry of Ethanol recovery by Svetlana Mintova in issue 6/2012.

 

Germany

Impact Factor: 6.827


ChemMedChem
supports the EFMC/ISMC in Berlin in September 2012 by producing the Book of Abstracts. Uwe Schröder acted as Guest Editor of a ChemSusChem special issue on Microbial Fuel Cells.

Hungary

ChemViews Magazine provides valuable chemical background information on world news (see this example in Hungary). The Hungarian Chemical Society awarded the Rudolf Fabinyi Memorial Medal to Ernö Pretsch.

 

Italy

Impact Factor: 5.207

Italians are active as Guest Editors for ChemCatChem (Pier Giorgio Cozzi) – and European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry (Mauro Botta).

Netherlands

Impact Factor: 3.944

Jurriaan Huskens’s excellent paper in ChemBioChem was invited to grace the cover.

 

Poland

Impact Factor: 3.329

Marek Stankevic’s stimulating paper in European Journal of Organic Chemistry was selected for the cover picture of issue 3, 2012.

Portugal

In honour of their 100th anniversary the Portuguese Chemical Society hosted the 2012 ChemPubSoc Europe Meeting.

 

Slovakia

The Slovak Chemical Society celebrates the 250 anniversary of the founding of the world’s first Institute of Technology in Banská Stiavnica.

Spain

Impact Factor: 3.412

Spanish chemists stand out. Tomás Torres’s paper was given VIP status in ChemPlusChem on the basis of the peer review and Luis Liz-Marzán designed the inside cover of ChemPhysChem for issue 10, 2012.

 

Sweden

Impact Factor: 3.151

Peder Svensson’s chemistry was highlighted on the inside cover of ChemMedChem‘s special issue on Neuroscience Drug Discovery.

Switzerland

Impact Factor: 5.925

Chemistry – A European Journal published a musk-scented cover picture by Philip Kraft in issue 23, 2012.

Global visibility – local service

The editorial offices of all our journals are staffed with highly qualified scientists who would be happy to receive any feedback you might have about CPSE or a specific journal. More information can be found on the ChemPubSoc Europe website: www.chempubsoc.eu or feel free to contact the individual editorial offices for information specific to a given journal.


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