The Editors of AJNR are pleased to announce the annual Lucien Levy Best Research Article Award has been presented to: “Quantifying Intracranial Aneurysm Wall Permeability for Risk Assessment Using Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced MRI: A Pilot Study” by P. Vakil, S. Ansari,
“Do Not Brainstorm!” was chosen as a notable essay in 2014’s “Best American Essays” edited by John J. Sullivan and Robert Atwan. This Perspective appeared in the July 2013 issue of AJNR. In 2013, the AJNR Perspective “Smiles” was chosen
The topic for the October 2014 AJNR Tweet Chat was inspired by the paper “Adding Value to Health Care: Where Radiologists May Contribute” by R.A. Charalel et. al., which will be published in the October print issue of the journal.
Knowing of my interest in professional use of social media, especially Twitter, my friend and mentor, Dr Pratik Mukherjee, shared with me an interesting column from the Science magazine. I found it an interesting easy read. It can be thought
More AJNR authors are adding Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID) identifiers to their profiles every day. Taking the time to register or associate an existing ORCID iD with your Manuscript Central account will ensure that all your published articles are
AJNR’s Twitter feed @AmJNeuroradiol will host the first in a series of Tweetchats this Tuesday, September 9 at 2pm CST on the topic of social media in neuroradiology. If you’re already using social media (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc) in your
We are please to announce to our readers and contributors that our new IF is 3.67 (5-year IF: 3.82). Other major journals such as Radiology, AJR, Neuroradiology, Stroke, Neuroimage, RadioGraphics, Journal of Neuroradiology, and Journal of Interventional Neuroradiology all experience
AJNR is the highest-ranked subspecialty journal (#7) in the Google Scholar Metrics List of Top Publications—Radiology and Medical Imaging. Google Scholar Metrics provide authors a way to quickly gauge the visibility and influence of recent articles in scholarly publications. Scholar
The infographic below, produced by labroots, summarizes changes in the way researchers and journalists have publicized scientific research over time, from traditional print channels to the social networks and electronic outlets we rely on constantly today. Some of AJNR‘s recent
AJNR’s first article containing embedded ORCID metadata was published on July 17. The PDF version of this article contains an interactive icon that connects to the first author’s ORCID profile. The core mission of ORCID is to provide an open
