Natural history institutions are welcomed to join the EJT consortium and to get involved if they share the following principles:
- descriptive taxonomic research is essential to safeguard our planet’s biodiversity, and remains one of the core missions of natural history institutions and their staff;
- dissemination of original research, as well as the ability to use and reuse data as freely as possible is the key to innovation and further advancement of science;
- publishing is part of the research process, and natural history institutions should be able to preserve their in-house publishing expertise;
- scholarly publications should be made accessible to all, at no charge
Announcements
Nesrine Akkari is the new EJT topical entomology editor |
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After several years of dedicated work as EJT topical Entomology editor, Gavin Broad of the London Natural History Museum has asked to be replaced; owing to the fact that he has received several new duties at work. However, he will remain on board as the section editor for Hymenoptera. We thank Gavin for his past and future efforts, and which him all the best in his new life! The new EJT topical Entomology editor is Nesrine Akkari from the Natural History Museum of Vienna (Austria). We heartily welcome Nesrine to the team of EJT editors and desk editors and are much looking forward to working with her. Below is a short CV. Great having you on board Nesrine! |
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| Posted: 2019-09-03 | More... |
EJT 2018 IMPACT FACTOR is 1.188! |
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| The editors of EJT are pleased to announce that the 2018 Journal Impact Factor of the European Journal of Taxonomy is 1.188, as published by Clarivate Analytics on June 20th 2019. We thank all EJT authors and referees for their continued support to our journal! | |
| Posted: 2019-06-24 | |
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No 586 (2019): EJT editorial standard for the semantic enhancement of specimen data in taxonomy literature
Chloë CHESTER, Donat AGOSTI, Guido SAUTTER, Terry CATAPANO, Koen MARTENS, Isabelle GÉRARD & Laurence BÉNICHOU
Section: Opinion papers; pp. 1–22, 3 figures, 39 references; https://doi.org/10.5852/ejt.2019.586
accepted: 23 November 2019; published: 6 December 2019Table of Contents
Opinion Paper
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Chloë Chester, Donat Agosti, Guido Sautter, Terry Catapano, Koen Martens, Isabelle Gérard, Laurence Bénichou
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