New impact factors for Society's journals announced!

Another year in a row, we are proud to announce that Society’s newly announced impact factors are a reason for celebration.Journal of Endocrinology,ranked in the top quartile of journals in the endocrinology and metabolism category, has received a 2017 impact factor of 4.012 and a five-year impact factor of 4.276, a longer term measure of the relevance of paper’s published in the journal.TheJournal of Molecular Endocrinology’s 2017 impact factor remains steady at 3.297 with the five-year measure increasing to 3.636. The journal continues to be the leading journal in molecular endocrinology, and we would like to thank the world-class editors, authors and reviewers to whom this success can be attributed.Endocrine-Related Cancer has received an increased 2017 impact factor of 5.331, its highest since 2003. The journal remains in the top quartile of both its categories, ranking 21/143 in the endocrinology and metabolism category and 43/222 in the oncology category, strengthening its position as the leading journal linking oncology and endocrinology.Endocrine Connections’ second impact factor has jumped up to 3.041, a continuing reflection of the high quality research and reviews being published in the journal. The journal is now 73/143 journals in the endocrinology and metabolism ranking.Clinical Endocrinology has received a strong impact factor of 3.077.Members benefits include free online access to the Society's ...
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