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Updates to RSC Free Access Content

19 Dec 2011

From 5th January 2012, RSC Publishing customers and users of scientific research content will be able to access the following free content through the RSC Publishing Platform:

2,400+ articles from the first two volumes of all new journals from RSC Publishing since 2008 (for 2012 this includes Catalysis Science & Technology, RSC Advances and Toxicology Research)
3,500+ articles from the first issue of each volume of RSC journals back to the year 2000 (except Faraday Discussions, Annual Reports and Issues in Environmental Science & Technology)
First chapter of 1,050+ RSC eBooks on the RSC Publishing Platform
Articles part of a special promotion
Chemistry Education Research and Practice (open access)
RSC Open Science – articles that authors have paid to be made freely available.

Who can access this free content?

All users of RSC content including:

RSC Publishing Platform personal account holders
Librarians’ Portal account holders
RSC Members
RSC Publishing customers and users
- Institutions and organisations on trial and who have registered IP addresses with us
- Previous customers who access purchase content like RSC Journals Archive and RSC eBooks
- Previous customers who access journal content for the years they have subscribed to.

With the amends to the RSC free access content, we have also launched a new RSC Journals Archive, which will cover content from 1841 to 2007.

An RSC Member looking to access RSC Publishing content?

Login to the RSC Publishing Platform using the 3rd option ‘Login with your subscriber username and password’ link
GO TO http://pubs.rsc.org/en/account/logon

For technical queries, quoting reference P10137 please
EMAIL technicalsupport@rsc.org

Current and Past Customers

The below describes the content that current and past RSC Publishing customers maintain access to, in addition to the free access content highlighted above:

The years of RSC journals that you have subscribed to (for example, if you subscribed to an RSC journal like Chemical Communications (ChemComm) in 2006 – 2010 but did not renew in 2011, you would maintain access to 2006 – 2010 but not have access to articles before or after this period unless they are part of the free access content model.)
Those with registered IP addresses can access the first two volumes of new journals, even after they come off the free access new journal content model (this currently includes Analytical Methods, Chemical Science, Energy & Environmental Science, Food & Function, Integrative Biology, MedChemComm, Metallomics, Nanoscale and Polymer Chemistry)
RSC Publishing purchased resources including RSC Journals Archive, RSC eBook Collections and RSC eBook Subject Collections.

For technical queries, quoting reference P10137 please
EMAIL technicalsupport@rsc.org

For customer account queries, quoting reference P10137 please
EMAIL salessupport@rsc.org

For any member queries, please
EMAIL membership@rsc.org

For any sales queries, quoting reference P10137 please
EMAIL sales@rsc.org

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More Accepted Manuscripts for RSC journals

08 Dec 2011

Our Accepted Manuscript* service means your research is available, in citable form, even more rapidly. And now eight more titles are joining the growing number of RSC journals** to offer them.

From today, December 8th, any authors submitting to Analyst, Analytical Methods, CrystEngComm, Dalton, JAAS, Metallomics, Molecular BioSystems or RSC Advances will be given the option of publishing their research as an Accepted Manuscript.

Plus, the recently announced Toxicology Research opens for submissions today with this service.

Our dedicated webpage has answers to all the most frequently asked questions – and you can bookmark the RSC Publishing blog to keep up-to-date with the latest news on Accepted Manuscripts and more.

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*An Accepted Manuscript is an unedited and unformatted version of an article that is published shortly after acceptance. It is available as a downloadable pdf file. It is then replaced by the fully edited and formatted Advance Article.

**Accepted Manuscripts are already published by Catalysis Science & Technology, ChemComm, Chemical Science, Energy & Environmental Science, Integrative Biology, Journal of Environmental Monitoring, Lab on a Chip, MedChemComm, Nanoscale, Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry and PCCP.

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Nominate someone for an RSC Prize or Award

06 Dec 2011

Nominations for RSC Prizes and Awards are still open, so make sure you get yours submitted by 15 January.

Our Prizes and Awards represent the dedication and outstanding achievements in the chemicals sciences and are a platform to showcase inspiring science to gain the recognition deserved. So if you know who has made a significant contribution to advancing the chemical sciences, there are nine categories of awards in which you can nominate them.

View our full list of Prizes and Awards and use the online system to make your nomination.

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Nominations for 2012 Prizes and Awards now open

04 Nov 2011

The RSC currently presents around 60 prestigious Prizes and Awards annually to scientists in all the main chemical science disciplines allowing for the greatest range of scientists to be recognised for their work; individuals, teams and organisations working across the globe.

There are nine categories of awards including specific categories for Industry and Education so whether you work in business, industry, research or education recognition is open to everyone.

Our Prizes and Awards represent the dedication and outstanding achievements in the chemicals sciences and are a platform to showcase inspiring science to gain the recognition deserved.

Do you know someone who has made a significant contribution to advancing the chemical sciences? If so, view our full list of Prizes and Awards and use the online system to nominate them.

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RSC presents: High Impact Analytical Science at Pittcon

09 Feb 2011

Are you planning to attend this year’s Pittcon Conference in Atlanta from 13th -17th March?

Why not start the conference with a visit at the RSC booth 1147 and a cup of freshly brewed Starbucks coffee?
We’d love to talk to you about our latest books and journals in a relaxed atmosphere and you can discover all the advantages of publishing your research with us.
If you decide to join the RSC at the conference, we’ll offer a discounted membership package as well.
The following RSC staff will be attending Pittcon:

May Copsey
Editor Analyst, Analytical Methods, JAAS and Metallomics

Niamh O’Connor
Publisher

Joanne Thomson
Deputy Editor Chemical Science, Chemical Communications, Chemical Society Reviews

Merlin Fox
Commissioning Editor, Books

Please feel free to get in touch with any of the staff before the conference and arrange a meeting at publishing@rsc.org

And if you’re up for a bit of fun, we’re running a mini quiz where you could win an RSC hamper filled with lots of great prizes.

We look forward to meeting you in Atlanta!
Best wishes,

Louise Peck, Stand Manager

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RSC Publishing Platform reaches the one million milestone

14 Jan 2011

The one millionth paper Controlled assembly of plasmonic colloidal nanoparticle clusters by José M. Romo-Herrera, Ramón A. Alvarez-Puebla and Luis M. Liz-Marzán.

This seven figure milestone was reached as the RSC’s exceptional range of peer-reviewed journals, magazines, books, databases and publishing services to the chemical science community more than doubled in output in the last three years.

Royal Society of Chemistry editorial director James Milne said: “Today marks a significant landmark for the RSC Publishing Platform. Delivering the millionth record, a paper published in the RSC journal Nanoscale, demonstrates not only the significance of the RSC in terms of disseminating high-quality research content worldwide but also with many millions of article downloads each year, the value researchers place on being able to access this content through our new publishing platform.” In the last four years RSC Publishing has gone from being the fifth largest publisher in chemistry to challenging Wiley in third place.

“This incredible growth, including launching 10 new journals and more than doubling the number of high impact papers published, seems set to continue into 2011,” added James. “In addition to growing in scale, the quality of the RSC Portfolio remains at the top of the field. More than 90% of the RSC’s 30 journals have an impact factor over 3.0 – a feat no other publisher can match. This high quality portfolio is attracting more and more submissions from a truly international research community, all supported by a highly qualified editorial team providing exceptional customer service to the journal authors. Similar developments are taking place with the book’s portfolio with a record 85 books published last year alone, most also available as ebooks.”

The new platform, providing powerful, fast access to journals, books and databases from RSC Publishing, provides access to more than one million articles, papers and database records using one simple interface where results are refined through intuitive filters.

Professor Luis M. Liz-Marzan, from the University of Vigo in Spain and lead author of the one millionth paper, said he was delighted with the achievement and explained why he chooses RSC publishing to promote his work: “I publish in RSC journals because they guarantee high quality standards and widespread readership. I am delighted that one of my papers has become RSC’s millionth paper.”

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Free access to new RSC Publishing journals runs out at the end of this year

02 Dec 2010

Recommend Analytical Methods, Integrative Biology, Metallomics, Nanoscale or Energy & Envrionmental Science to your librarian to retain access

You and your colleagues might have been enjoying free access to the first two volumes of the following RSC Publishing journals, launched in 2009:

• Analytical Methods – Linking industry and academia by focusing on the practical value of analytical science for real world applications

• Integrative Biology – Publishing novel biological research, based on innovative experimental and theoretical methodologies

• Metallomics – Interdisciplinary science which provides insight into the role of metals in biological, environmental and clinical systems

• Nanoscale – Experimental and theoretical work across the breadth of nanoscience and nanotechnology

High Quality Content

In 2011 these journals will be available by subscription only. And the best advocate to prove to you that RSC journals provide essential research for scientists is Energy & Environmental Science. Launched in 2008, it’s received its first Impact Factor: an impressive 8.5!

Also guaranteed is the high quality content that RSC Publishing journals are renowned for. With a publishing history that dates back to 1841, we are a not-for-profit publisher with a track record of a market leading journal portfolio:

• The average impact factor (IF) across our portfolio is 5.4**
• 90% of our titles have an IF over 3

Want to Retain Access?

Single subscriptions to the above publications***are available from £940/$1,701 and there’s a 35% discount for package subscriptions. So if you’d like to talk to us about your subscription options, simply click here and we’ll contact you.

If you are a scientist and would like to retain access to the above publications, recommend them to your information specialist today!

* Please note that Energy & Environmental Science is included in Package A/A+.
** Data based on 2009 Journal Citation Reports ® (Thomson Reuters, 2010)
*** If you subscribe to Package Gold, you automatically receive access to these journals.

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New RSC Publishing platform launched today

27 Jul 2010

Today saw the launch of the new RSC Publishing platform which provides access to nearly one million journal articles and book chapters through one simple, integrated search.

So how will the new platform benefit you?

Save time by searching across all RSC-hosted journal, book and database content using one simple search
Discover new research as the platform will automatically include related articles
Find the right content fast through filtered searching which allows you faster access to relevant information by displaying authors and RSC publications that have published related work
Share & recommend research with tools such as Facebook, Twitter and Google
Register and create a personalised account which allows you to store searches and receive search results as alerts

Project Manager and Electronic Publisher Graham McCann explains the processes and project priorities: “We created the new platform in consultation with the international scientific and librarian community by running a beta version alongside the existing RSC Publishing website. Everybody had the chance to actively contribute by submitting their feedback and ideas.”

Here are some user comments we received during the beta testing:

“I really like the ability to do a search by specific month. I also like the filters, in particular the possibility to specify a journal.”

“It looks pretty slick for accessing the eBooks. I especially like the variety of “Browse by” features (series, subject, year, new) and the related books & article links. The same author feature is fun since it lets you easily move between the author’s monograph and journal literature.”

“This is an excellent move. The interaction platform allows the viewer to have access to more information on a particular article and hence save time and it has fewer steps.”

“I really appreciate the Citation download link. Clean look to the site, non-cluttered. Excellent.”

We’d like to encourage everybody to visit the platform and try it out for themselves.
RSC Publishing Platform: search faster • navigate smarter • connect more

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2009 Impact Factors – RSC rise continues

21 Jun 2010

It’s quality that really matters at RSC Publishing. And the recently published 2009 Journal Citation Reports ® prove that our quality is better than ever. Our average impact factor (IF) has risen from 4.9 to 5.4. It’s an impressive figure, especially when compared with the average for a chemistry journal* of 2.4.

But we don’t rely on just one or two titles to boost our average. It’s our entire collection that counts.

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