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EDITORIAL | Soft Matter Editorial View Article Online / Journal Homepage / Table of Contents for this issue EDITORIAL www.rsc.org/softmatter | Soft Matter Editorial DOI: 10.1039/b923355p Another great year for Soft Highlights from Soft Matter in Board in June. You can read their profiles Matter! 2009 later in this issue. The first Soft Matter award was pre- 2009 has been an exciting year for Soft In April, Martien Cohen Stuart became sented to Emanuela Zaccarelli from the Matter. The journal turned five and, Chair of the Editorial Board. Martien is University of La Sapienza, Rome. She within this short time, has already estab- positive about the future of the journal. was selected from a wealth of nomina- lished itself as the number one journal for ‘Concerning the future, I think it looks tions by the Editorial Board as a young all research in the area of soft matter. bright, we aim to get even more high- scientist who has produced significant With a leading impact factor and imme- impact authors on board!’ he says. In work that has advanced the field of soft diacy index, the future of Soft Matter addition to the new Chair, we welcomed matter. Professor Christos Likos, an certainly looks bright! The past year has Anna Balazs, Alejandro Rey, Lennart Advisory Board member, presented the seen some exciting changes and new Piculell and Jan Vermant to the Editorial award to Dr Zaccarelli during the developments, which will keep the journal going from strength to strength. High impact publishing Publication of the 2008 impact factors, calculated by ISI, once again brought good news for authors and readers of RSC journals. Nearly all the RSC jour- nals increased in impact factor, imme- diacy index and article influence, with an impressive average impact factor increase of 8.2%. Overall, the average impact factor for the RSC portfolio now Published on 18 November 2009. Downloaded 03/11/2013 07:34:16. stands at 4.7, equal to that of the ACS collection. RSC journals feature in the top 10 rankings (by impact factor and imme- Fig. 1 Comparison of 2008 impact factors for Chemistry journals. diacy index) in 6 of the 7 core chemistry categories as listed on ISI, and of the top 100 chemistry journals, ranked by impact factor, 15 are from RSC Publishing. 2009 also saw a 75% increase on the number of articles published in RSC journals compared to 2007 (. not only are our impact factors leading the way in the chemical sciences, but there are a wider variety of articles available for you to choose from). We were delighted that Soft Matter retained its top position in the ranking of soft matter journals in the 2008 impact factors and immediacy indices. This, coupled with the journal’s fast times to publication and attractive mix of Reviews, Highlights, Emerging Areas, Communications and Full papers, rein- forces the journal as the top choice for soft matter research. Fig. 2 2008 impact factors for Soft Matter and related journals (released June 2009). This journal is ª The Royal Society of Chemistry 2010 Soft Matter, 2010, 6, 15–18 | 15 View Article Online on a wide variety of matter, from crystals to gels to cells. The Emerging Investiga- tors issue highlighted some of today’s outstanding young soft matter scientists, and in doing so captured newly emerging high-impact areas of fundamental soft matter research. We would like to thank all guest editors, authors and readers for making these themed issues such a success! As part of the birthday celebrations, Fig. 3 2008 immediacy indices for Soft Matter and related journals (released June 2009). the Top 5 series was published every month. From the most cited articles to the most published authors, five articles a month were made free to all. These were included in Soft Matters, the monthly newsletter, keeping you up to date with developments from Soft Matter and RSC Publishing. You can sign up to receive this newsletter at www.rsc.org/alerts. Soft Matter looking forward 2010 promises to be as exciting as the past year for Soft Matter. Don’t forget to look out for our upcoming themed issue on Fig. 4 Christos Likos presents the 2009 Soft Matter award to Emanuela Zaccarelli. Emerging Themes in Active Materials, with guest editors Anna Balazs and Julia Yeomans. Finally, we would like to invite you to share any comments with us by writing to [email protected]. We would like to thank you—our authors, readers and referees—for all your support in the Published on 18 November 2009. Downloaded 03/11/2013 07:34:16. continued success of Soft Matter.We hope to hear from you in 2010! More news from RSC Publishing Journals of material importance Our materials portfolio has expanded significantly over the last year with the Fig. 5 Covers of Soft Matter’s 2009 themed issues. addition of two new journal titles. CECAM Workshops in Lausanne on those who participated in the symposium, 15th July. Don’t forget to nominate your by providing oral or poster submissions, colleagues for their chance to win the 2010 or by being amongst the many attendees. award. Simply send in a CV and nomi- We hope to see you at conferences nation letter to the Editorial Office now. throughout 2010. Keep an eye on the The Soft Matter symposium at the journal’s web site to find out where we 42nd IUPAC Congress in Glasgow in will be! August was a fantastic event. An Some excellent themed issues have been impressive line-up of speakers, including published in 2009, from Food Science to invited lectures by Dennis Discher, Membrane Biophysics. The interdisci- Dimitris Vlassopoulos, Karen Wooley plinary nature of Soft Matter was and Bing Xu, made the symposium perfectly showcased in the themed issue a great success. We would like to thank all on Self-Assembly, which featured studies 16 | Soft Matter, 2010, 6, 15–18 This journal is ª The Royal Society of Chemistry 2010 View Article Online Polymer Chemistry, a new journal Free access available for all new RSC throughout the year, the new RSC eBook encompassing all aspects of synthetic journals Subject Collections are set to become and biological macromolecules and another key, premier resource. To find Free institutional online access is avail- related emerging areas, will provide out more, please visit www.rsc.org/ able for all our newest journals. Access, a showcase for the ongoing efforts ebooks. which is managed by institution and IP driving polymer chemistry, highlighting address, is provided following a simple the creativity of the field and previously registration process. Make sure you and inaccessible applications. The first New integrated content delivery your colleagues don’t miss out on the articles are now freely available online platform free access by filling in the registration at www.rsc.org/polymers in advance form: RSC Publishing is proud to announce of issue 1, due for publication early www.rsc.org/free_access_registration. the launch of our powerful new content in 2010. RSC Open Science offers the option of delivery platform that supports multiple Nanoscale, a new journal encompass- paying a fee in exchange for making your content types. Powered by the industry’s ing experimental and theoretical work accepted article openly available to all via leading MarkLogic Server, and across the breadth of nanoscience and the web and is available to authors of Soft benefiting from the interactive browsing nanotechnology, met with resounding Matter as well as all RSC journals. This functionality offered by RSC’s enhanced success when it published its first system operates in parallel with the html mark-up technology, the platform articles in August 2009. Now in its normal publication route (subscription), delivers exceptionally fast and precise second volume, the journal, which is which remains free to authors. Revenues results. Users can now search 165 years a collaborative venture between RSC gained from RSC Publishing are used to of world-class RSC-hosted content Publishing and the National Center for support the RSC’s learned and profes- including 20 000 book chapters, 300 000 Nanoscience and Technology (NCNST) sional activities, to advance the chemical journal articles and 450 000 database in Beijing, China, continues to showcase sciences. More information about RSC records from a single, simple search. important and high quality nano- activities can be found at http:// Designed around readers’ preferences research, providing a forum that is www.rsc.org. (identified from a detailed and ongoing essential reading for all scientific user-interview process), our user-friendly communities working at the nanoscale. platform offers faster browsing, intelli- www.rsc.org/nanoscale Continued e-alert success in 2010 gent searching, consistent user experi- 2009 saw the launch of the new RSC ence irrespective of content type sought, and simpler more intuitive navigation. Chemical Science journal e-alerts; in 2010 we are hoping to see a continued rise in their popularity. We’ll be releasing even more This new flagship journal will launch in The e-alerts are packed with information exciting functionality later in the mid-2010, and will publish findings of and links enabling readers to easily view year. Please tell us what you think at exceptional significance from across all [email protected]. Published on 18 November 2009. Downloaded 03/11/2013 07:34:16. content as soon as it’s published, helping the chemical sciences. Editor-in-Chief them to stay abreast of journal content. Professor David MacMillan of Princeton The new e-alert registration system has leads a dynamic international team of been designed so readers can manage their ChemSpider Associate Editors responsible for the own subscriptions, tailoring the informa- Last year RSC acquired ChemSpider, scientific development of the journal.
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