As if GRE, FLAIR, IR, and STIR were not enough to confuse all of us, you are probably
asking yourself why I am writing an editorial about DOI, ISBN, and ISSN. Granted, we may …

As if GRE, FLAIR, IR, and STIR were not enough to confuse all of us, you are probably
asking yourself why I am writing an editorial about DOI, ISBN, and ISSN. Granted, we may …

2008, 29 (9) 1604 AJNR Am J Neuroradiol the Impact Factor). Once an article appears in
print, its DOI is linked to the traditional name-year reference system, and then it can be cited …

We at theAmerican Journal of Neuroradiology (AJNR) have the responsibility of correctly
publishing the names of our authors. Apart from being a courtesy to them, adequate and …

From the ancient Greeks to Shakespeare, the question of authorship often arises. The issue
of appropriate article authorship has always been of special interest to editors of scientific …

After some philosophic musings in my last Perspectives, I think the start of a new year is a
good time to come back to some editorial issues. In this short article, I will detail what it takes …

as already announced in the last issue, this volume of Clinical Neuroradiology will be the
first to receive an impact factor. Since this is an important step for our journal, we would like …

In a recent issue of Current Contents,'published by the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI),
Eugene Garfield discussed the growth of neuroscience literature. He and Pierre Vinken …

Whether my paper cited as above or using any other journal's defined alternatives in
formatting style, name initials, publication year, journal name and page length, I don't see …

The journal Neurology has a long and important history in Thomson Reuters products. The
contents of every issue, from launch issue in 1951 to the most recently published materials …