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Future Science Group Catalogue 2019 Header Future Science Group Catalogue 2019 Contact us Future Science Group Unitec House 2 Albert Place London, N3 1QB United kingdom +44(0)20 8371 6090 [email protected] [email protected] www.future-science-group.com @futuresciencegp future-science-group Future Science Group 1 Section Header 2 For more information visit www.future-science-group.com Contents Page Our Journal Portfolio 2 ........................................................................................................................................ Future Medicine At-A-Glance 3 ........................................................................................................................................ Future Science and Newlands Press At-A-Glance 4 ........................................................................................................................................ eBook Collections 4 ........................................................................................................................................ New to Future Science 5 ........................................................................................................................................ Information for Librarians 6 ........................................................................................................................................ Institutional Trials 7 ........................................................................................................................................ Digital Hubs 8 ........................................................................................................................................ Sponsorship Opportunities 9 ........................................................................................................................................ Testimonials 9 ........................................................................................................................................ 1 Our Journal Portfolio Our Journal Portfolio Future Science Group (FSG) is an independent publisher, based in London, with an expanding and diverse group of journals in cutting-edge areas of postgenomic scientific and medical information. FSG houses three imprints; Future Medicine, Future Science and Newlands Press. All journals are peer reviewed and many are also indexed on MEDLINE, Clarivate’s Science Citation Index Expanded and Emerging Sources Citation Index, EMBASE, Chemical Abstracts, DOAJ, PubMed Central and Scopus. We also offer DRM-free perpetual access to a wide variety of eBook collections. ALL PUBLICATIONS ARE: ORIGINAL AND TIMELY Blending commissioned and unsolicited content, including reviews, research and commentaries, to ensure that readers are kept comprehensively up-to-date with the latest advances and techniques in bioscience and clinical practice, whatever their discipline. SUPPORTED BY STRONG EDITORIAL STANDARDS All journals are underpinned by robust double-blind peer review ensuring only articles of the highest quality are published. Authors benefit from a supportive in-house editorial team, taking them from pre-submission enquiries, right through to publication and beyond. VISIBLE AND ACCESSIBLE GLOBALLY To ensure 24/7 access and maximum discoverability, all of our titles are hosted by Atypon on industry-leading websites. 2 For more information visit www.future-science-group.com Future Medicine At-A-Glance FUTURE MEDICINE AT-A-GLANCE Journal MEDLINE- Impact factor Frequency Launch indexed (2017) year Open access journals Breast Cancer Management No n/a Rolling 2012 CNS Oncology Yes n/a Rolling 2012 Colorectal Cancer No n/a Rolling 2012 Concussion PMC-indexed n/a Rolling 2015 Future Neurology No n/a Rolling 2006 Hepatic Oncology PMC-indexed n/a Rolling 2014 International Journal of Endocrine Oncology No n/a Rolling 2014 International Journal of Hematologic Oncology PMC-indexed n/a Rolling 2012 Lung Cancer Management No n/a Rolling 2012 Melanoma Management PMC-indexed n/a Rolling 2014 Journals Bioelectronics in Medicine No n/a 4 2018 Biomarkers in Medicine Yes 2.346 18 2007 Epigenomics Yes 4.979 16 2009 Future Cardiology Yes n/a 6 2005 Future Microbiology Yes 3.190 18 2006 Future Oncology Yes 2.369 36 2005 Future Virology No 1.121 12 2006 Immunotherapy Yes 3.461 18 2009 Journal of 3D Printing in Medicine No n/a 4 2017 Journal of Comparative Effectiveness Research Yes 1.906 16 2012 Nanomedicine Yes 5.005 24 2006 Neurodegenerative Disease Management Yes n/a 6 2011 Pain Management Yes n/a 6 2011 Personalized Medicine Yes 1.032 6 2004 Pharmacogenomics Yes 2.302 18 2000 Regenerative Medicine Yes 2.992 12 2006 PMC: PubMed Central. 3 SectionFuture Science Header and Newlands Press At-A-GlanceFuture Science FUTURE SCIENCE AND NEWLANDS PRESS AT-A-GLANCE Journal MEDLINE- Impact factor Frequency Launch indexed (2017) year Bioanalysis Yes 2.478 24 2009 BioTechniques Yes 2.098 12 1983 Future Medicinal Chemistry Yes 3.969 24 2009 Future Science OA PMC-indexed n/a Rolling 2015 International Journal of Pharmacokinetics No n/a 4 2016 Pharmaceutical Patent Analyst Yes n/a 6 2012 Therapeutic Delivery Yes n/a 12 2010 : Open access; PMC: PubMed Central. EBOOK COLLECTIONS We offer DRM-free perpetual access to a wide variety of eBook collections. 55 35 15 ONCOLOGY NEUROLOGY BIOMEDICINE 31 153 51 IMMUNOLOGY 15 CLINICAL DRUG R&D & INFECTIOUS CARDIOLOGY MEDICINE DISEASE 4 For more information visit www.future-science-group.com New to Future Science BIOTECHNIQUES ISSN (PRINT): 0736-6205 ISSN (ONLINE): 1940-9818 FREQUENCY: 12 issues per year IMPACT FACTOR: 2.098 (2017) BioTechniques is a MEDLINE-indexed, peer-reviewed, open access journal that provides the life science research community with an invaluable resource to access the latest methods, techniques and protocols. COVERAGE INCLUDES: • Bioengineering & Biophysics • Forensics • Cell Culture • Genetics & Genomics • Computational Biology • Microbiology • Drug Discovery & Development • Microscopy & Imaging • Epigenomics • Plant Biology • Protein Analysis 5 Information for Librarians INSTITUTIONAL & ACADEMIC SUBSCRIPTIONS Academic pricing is set regardless of size or number of sites. All academic institutions receive 5 years of content. For a quote, contact [email protected]. CORPORATE Corporate pricing is set depending on the size of the company and the number of sites. Corporate institutions receive 2 years of content (backfiles of content are available on request). CONSORTIA FSG works with consortia of various types and sizes, and welcomes discussion with all consortium managers. COUNTER-compliant usage statistics are provided for each institution. The benefits for the consortium include discounts on list price. Members have the flexibility to select the publications they want to include, or FSG will work with the consortium to create customized packages. INDEXING FSG titles are abstracted and indexed in all the main databases including MEDLINE/ Index Medicus, EMBASE/Excerpta Medica, Scopus, Clarivate’s Science Citation Index Expanded and Emerging Sources Citation Index, DOAJ, PubMed Central and Chemical Abstracts. 6 For more information visit www.future-science-group.com Institutional Trials Institutional Trials INSTITUTIONAL TRIALS If you would like to trial our content, simply get in touch at: [email protected]. Trials can be to single publications or entire collections; the choice is yours. We will work with you to decide on the best time and duration for your institution. DURING THE PERIOD, YOU HAVE: • Full-text access to the titles you select • Detailed usage statistics from our Atypon-backed platform • Support from our in-house technical team • Control over the duration, visibility and promotion of the trial Fair usage limits apply. For more details speak to a member of our team. SERVICES • Flexible purchasing • Accessible for all institution types • COUNTER-compliant usage reports • ATHENS & Shibboleth authentication compliant • Reliable publishing platform • Dynamic customer services • Promotion tools on request • Collection leasing 7 Digital Hubs DIGITAL HUBS In addition to our journal content, FSG publishes seven digital hubs, which enable professionals to easily connect and collaborate with their peers in niche scientific fields. Enriched with high-value expert insight and integration with social media, our hubs provide a route to further broadcast content published in our associated publications. 3DMedNet Infectious Diseases Hub Covering 3D printing and bioprinting in Covering all aspects of medical medicine and healthcare microbiology, from bench to bedside www.3dmednet.com www.id-hub.com Neuro Central Uniting all aspects of neurology and Bioanalysis Zone neuroscience Market-leading online resource for the www.neuro-central.com global bioanalytical community www.bioanalysis-zone.com Oncology Central Delivering the latest news and insights in the fast-moving field of oncology www.oncology-central.com BioTechniques The latest methods, techniques and protocols for the life science research RegMedNet community The latest research on all regenerative www.biotechniques.com medicine topics from stem cells to regenerative pharmaceuticals www.regmednet.com 8 For more information visit www.future-science-group.com Sponsorship Opportunities Header and Testimonials SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Each of our digital hubs offers a variety of sponsorship opportunities, which include: • Expert interviews and reviews • Infographics • Online symposia • Spotlights
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