Archive for the ‘Editorial Issues’ Category

As I hinted on my blog of Jan 10th some changes need to happen to AJNR to keep it current and make it more relevant than ever before. Thus, the following changes will take place [...]

AJNR is constantly changing, many times thanks to suggestions made by our readers and others by decisions taken by myself and the senior editors.  These are some of the changes that will happen this year:
Physics [...]

This month’s podcast features Dr. D. Phillips commentaries on the Editor’s and Fellow’s Journal Club choices from the Nov/Dec issue of AJNR.  Additionally, after the comment on the first article, Dr. Riina offers his point [...]

This week, the most read article in www.mdlinx.com comes from AJNR.  This is very nice review article written by our colleagues from Boston Children’s Hospital.  What I find very satisfying is that this article has [...]

Eleven months after launching our blog we have reached over 50,000 visits.  That is an average of nearly 5,000 monthly visits. Although the numbers of visitors vary day to day, they tend to be higher [...]

By now most Neuroradiologists are aware of the US Food and Drug Administration notification regarding dangerous levels of radiation exposure produced in one facility while performing CT perfusion. This unfortunate event has been front page [...]

Beginning this month AJNR starts its “Go Green” campaign.  We ask ASNR members to voluntarily drop their print subscription of AJNR.  At AJNR it is our desire to reduce our environmental footprint.  Reducing the number [...]

Starting Monday, August 31, when you visit AJNR.ORG you will find our new weekly activity: question and poll.  Every Monday we will post a new question and our visitors can vote on an answer.  These [...]

I am often asked why can’t AJNR be entirely open access and free for all? There is a direct relationship between quality and freedom of access. To maintain the quality of AJNR we need editors, [...]

Today, the ISI Web of Knowledge released the new Journal Citation Reports which include metrics that analyze the performance of biomedical journals. AJNR’s impact factor went up from 2.338 (last year) to 2.745 with [...]